At Philadelphia’s first Psychedelic Summit, experts and attendees shared how supervised psychedelic treatments are helping people with PTSD and severe depression. As legalization grows in other states, Philadose cofounder Aubrey Howard said this moment marks a major shift in how psychedelic therapy is viewed in Pennsylvania.
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Marie who struggled with long-term depression and found little relief from therapy or medication, felt herself declining again and chose to seek a new approach after seeing traditional treatments worsen her own symptoms and those of people she knew.
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The Ko-Op, a new psychedelic therapy center at 1625 South St., offers therapist-guided ketamine treatment for people with treatment-resistant mental health conditions. Founded by Sophia Brandsetter, it aims to expand safe access to psychedelic care while providing training and community for clinicians.
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Starting KAP requires guidance, structure, and a prescriber who fits your clinical style. Many therapists begin by finding a compatible KAP prescriber to ensure clarity and legal access to medication. Here are three main options for locating one, best suited for those already in—or finishing—their KAP training.
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Ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP), which combines ketamine with talk therapy, is offered in both individual and group formats. Group KAP is a newer approach where multiple clients share one therapeutic space while working through their own challenges. But why is it becoming more popular, what does group practice mean for therapists, and how many clients should join a session? We explain everything below.
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