One possible psychotherapy approach
At Freedom Wings, you begin with psychotherapy—not by signing up for KAP. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be considered along the way, when it fits your care and after separate medical evaluation.
Understanding before deciding
Assessment, preparation, and integration take the time your care requires. There is no fixed timeline or predetermined number of visits, and an inquiry does not establish eligibility for KAP.
We start by getting to know you, your history, goals, and current needs. Assessment may take one or more visits, depending on the information available and what needs further understanding. One intake does not automatically establish readiness for KAP.
As psychotherapy unfolds, Cassandra may consider KAP alongside approaches such as EMDR and EFT tapping. This is an individualized clinical discussion, not a service you must select before starting therapy. KAP is not part of every person’s care.
If KAP is being considered, Freedom Wings collaborates with an independent licensed medical provider who completes the medical evaluation and, when clinically appropriate, prescribes ketamine. That provider determines medical suitability and provides medication instructions. Psychotherapy preparation is individualized; there is no preset number of preparation visits.
When clinically and medically appropriate, Freedom Wings provides psychotherapy support during the ketamine-assisted session and integration afterward. Follow-up work is shaped by your needs and treatment plan, not a fixed number of visits.
Psychotherapy comes first
KAP is one possible component of psychotherapy, rather than an alternative to building a therapeutic relationship and understanding your needs.
Freedom Wings provides the psychotherapy portion of care: assessment, individualized preparation, support during the ketamine-assisted session, and integration. Freedom Wings collaborates with an independent licensed medical provider who completes the medical evaluation and, when clinically appropriate, prescribes ketamine. Medical decisions and medication instructions remain under that provider’s care.
Explore psychotherapy approaches →The KAP approach discussed here uses oral/sublingual ketamine in troche or lozenge form under a qualified prescriber’s care. Freedom Wings does not provide IV ketamine infusions or Spravato treatment.
This page is general information, not medical clearance or instructions for using medication.
