Group Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy

Group Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy We are a local group of professionals offering group ketamine experiences.

Therapeutic work often continues to unfold between the moments that seem most significant.Preparation creates space to n...
09/03/2026

Therapeutic work often continues to unfold between the moments that seem most significant.

Preparation creates space to notice what is present before an experience begins. Integration gives us an opportunity afterward to remain curious about what emerged, what continues to develop, and how those observations connect with the larger therapeutic process.

This is part of the thinking behind the structure of GroupKAP. The October Intensive includes preparation, facilitated group experiences, integration, and time for reflection throughout the process.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins October 19, with sessions continuing through October 29.

Early tuition is available through September 19.

If you are interested in the October Intensive, we invite you to visit the GroupKAP website to learn more about the program, schedule, tuition, and registration.

What if I’m nervous about participating in GroupKAP?Feeling uncertain about joining a group experience is understandable...
09/02/2026

What if I’m nervous about participating in GroupKAP?

Feeling uncertain about joining a group experience is understandable. Sometimes the nervousness is about being with people you haven’t met before. Sometimes it comes from wondering what you’ll be expected to share or what participation will actually look like.

That is part of why we place so much emphasis on preparation.

Before the intensive begins, participants have opportunities to learn about the process, ask questions, meet the facilitators, and begin developing a sense of connection with the group.
There is also room for people to participate differently. You don’t need to arrive feeling completely comfortable or knowing exactly what the experience will be like.

Preparation gives us time to approach those questions with curiosity and to begin creating the conditions for a thoughtful, supported experience.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive is in October. If you’ve been considering joining us and have questions about what participation involves, we invite you to visit our website to learn more.

Some experiences become clearer when we have an opportunity to reflect on them with other people.In a therapeutic group,...
09/01/2026

Some experiences become clearer when we have an opportunity to reflect on them with other people.

In a therapeutic group, listening can be as meaningful as speaking. Someone else may put words to something we recognize in ourselves. Sharing our own experience can help us notice what continues to emerge. Over time, these moments of connection can become part of the integration process.

One GroupKAP participant reflected:

“The group context was a really good aspect. I found it to be helpful and empowering and I got more out of my sessions especially with the sharing circle being able to talk through my own experience and hearing about the experiences of others. I also felt that the support from the group was really meaningful.”

This is one of the things we continue to appreciate about group work. There is space for individual reflection, and there is also an opportunity to learn through relationship, shared experience, and the presence of others.

Integration can continue well beyond the moment an insight first appears. Sometimes it develops gradually through conversation, curiosity, and noticing what stays with us.

Learn more about GroupKAP and our approach to preparation, group process, and integration through our website.

Preparation for ketamine assisted psychotherapy is sometimes thought of as getting ready for the experience.There is oft...
08/31/2026

Preparation for ketamine assisted psychotherapy is sometimes thought of as getting ready for the experience.

There is often more happening in preparation than that.

When there is time to slow down and become curious about what someone is bringing into the experience, the therapeutic work has already begun.

There may be parts that feel hopeful or curious. Other parts may be cautious, uncertain, or concerned about what could emerge. There may also be expectations about what the experience is supposed to feel like or what someone hopes will happen.

All of that is worth noticing.

Preparation creates space to listen to these parts with curiosity. It allows time to explore what helps someone feel grounded, what concerns may need attention, and what supports a greater sense of safety and connection.

It also gives the therapeutic relationship time to develop.

Ketamine experiences can involve a great deal of uncertainty. Preparation offers an opportunity to become more familiar with entering that uncertainty with awareness, support, and curiosity about whatever may arise.

This is why preparation is intentionally woven into the GroupKAP intensive. Participants spend time together before the ketamine sessions, with continued opportunities for reflection and integration afterward.

The next GroupKAP intensive begins in October. If you've been considering joining us, now is a good time to RSVP and begin preparing for the experience.

Visit the website to learn more and reserve your place in the October cohort. www.GroupKAP.com

Some of what emerges during an intensive experience may take time to understand.An insight might feel clear in the momen...
08/28/2026

Some of what emerges during an intensive experience may take time to understand.

An insight might feel clear in the moment. Another may become more meaningful several days later, after returning to familiar routines, relationships, and the ongoing work of therapy.
Integration creates space to stay curious about what continues to unfold.

Reflection can help us notice patterns and responses with greater awareness. Regulation can support the capacity to stay present with what arises. And relationship provides a place where experiences can be explored, understood, and connected to the larger therapeutic process.

This is part of why GroupKAP unfolds across multiple days. The October Intensive includes preparation sessions on October 19 & 21, followed by workshops on October 25, 27 & 29, allowing time for experience, reflection, connection, and integration throughout the process.

We invite you to learn more about the October GroupKAP Intensive and register through our website www.GroupKAP.com

GroupKAP is designed around the understanding that ketamine-assisted psychotherapy unfolds over time.Preparation gives p...
08/27/2026

GroupKAP is designed around the understanding that ketamine-assisted psychotherapy unfolds over time.

Preparation gives participants an opportunity to begin building connection, noticing what they are bringing into the experience, and becoming familiar with the practices that will support the work. The workshop days then create space for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy alongside reflection, regulation, connection, and integration.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins October 19, 2026.

Virtual Preparation Sessions
October 19 & 21 | 7:00–9:00 PM

In-Person Workshop Days
October 25, 27 & 29 | 9:30 AM–4:30 PM

Virtual Integration Session
November 4 | 7:00 PM

Early tuition is $1,500 when a deposit is received by September 19. After September 19, tuition increases to $1,650.

The October cohort will be facilitated by Amy Borskey Duffer and Ted Riskin.

If you have been considering GroupKAP and this approach resonates with what you are looking for, visit the GroupKAP website to learn more and register for the October Intensive.

Why is GroupKAP intentionally kept small?In experiential work, the size of a group can shape what becomes possible withi...
08/26/2026

Why is GroupKAP intentionally kept small?

In experiential work, the size of a group can shape what becomes possible within it.

When there is enough room to become familiar with the people around us, it can become easier to participate, ask questions, notice our own responses, and stay connected to what is happening in the group.

This matters throughout GroupKAP.

During preparation, a smaller cohort gives participants time to understand the process and begin developing relationships with one another. During the ketamine experiences, the consistency of the group can support connection and regulation. And during integration, there is space to reflect, listen, and make meaning together.

Group size is only one part of creating these conditions. Thoughtful preparation, skilled facilitation, attention to regulation, and the relationships that develop over time all contribute to the experience.

This is why our GroupKAP Intensives are intentionally kept small.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins in October, with preparation sessions on October 19 and 21 and workshop days on October 25, 27, and 29.

If this approach resonates with your clinical work, visit our website to learn more about the October cohort and consider whether GroupKAP is a good fit for you. www.GroupKAP.com





Sometimes what becomes meaningful in a group is something we couldn't have anticipated beforehand.One GroupKAP participa...
08/25/2026

Sometimes what becomes meaningful in a group is something we couldn't have anticipated beforehand.

One GroupKAP participant reflected:

“The group context was a really good aspect. I found it to be helpful and empowering and I got more out of my sessions especially with the sharing circle being able to talk through my own experience and hearing about the experiences of others. I also felt that the support from the group was really meaningful.

There can be something valuable about having space to put an experience into words while also listening to how others are making sense of their own.

Someone else's reflection may help us notice something in ourselves. Hearing another person speak openly may make room for our own curiosity. And being witnessed by others can become part of the integration process.

This is one reason the group process is an intentional part of GroupKAP. The work includes the ketamine experiences themselves, along with preparation, reflection, integration, and the experience of doing this work alongside others.

Our next GroupKAP Intensive begins with preparation sessions on October 19 & 21, followed by workshop days on October 25, 27 & 29.

If this approach resonates with you, visit the GroupKAP website to learn more about the October Intensive. www.GroupKAP.com





Preparation for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy begins well before the ketamine experience itself.There is already meani...
08/24/2026

Preparation for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy begins well before the ketamine experience itself.

There is already meaningful therapeutic work happening in the conversations that come before.

Preparation offers time to begin noticing the patterns a person brings into the experience. How do they respond to uncertainty?

What expectations are they carrying? What protective responses emerge when they consider letting go of familiar ways of staying safe?

It also creates space for the therapeutic relationship to develop.

Through conversation, reflection, and attention to regulation, therapist and participant can begin building a shared understanding of what is present and what may need care as the work unfolds.

These early observations can become important reference points during the ketamine experience and in the integration that follows.

In GroupKAP, preparation is part of the therapeutic process. The October 2026 Intensive includes dedicated preparation sessions before the three experiential workshop days, followed by integration afterward.

If this approach resonates with your clinical work, we invite you to learn more about the October Intensive on our website www.GroupKap.com





What is GroupKAP?Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can involve experiences that are difficult to put into words right away...
08/21/2026

What is GroupKAP?

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can involve experiences that are difficult to put into words right away. An image, emotion, memory, or physical sensation may emerge without an immediate understanding of what it means.

GroupKAP creates time and therapeutic space around those experiences.

The process includes preparation, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in a small group setting, and integration afterward. Throughout the experience, attention is given to regulation, the therapeutic relationship, reflection, and allowing meaning to develop gradually.

The group itself can become an important part of that process.

Listening to another person's reflection may help us notice something in our own experience. Sharing what emerged can give us an opportunity to hear ourselves differently. Sometimes simply being present with others allows an experience to be held with curiosity before we know what to make of it.

There is no expectation that every experience needs to produce an immediate insight. GroupKAP is designed to create conditions where participants have time to notice, reflect, connect, and continue exploring what emerges.

To learn more about GroupKAP and how the process works, visit our website.





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