We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.


― Anaïs Nin

Somatic-Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (S-KAP)

Developed by Marni Levy of True Yang Therapy, S-KAP blends ketamine-assisted therapy with somatic, attachment-focused techniques. This approach supports deep healing by integrating body-based tools, emotional regulation, and relational connection, helping psychedelic experiences take root in everyday life.

Ketamine offers both biological and psychospiritual benefits.

In ketamine-assisted therapy, we access and heal the root of trauma, rather than numbing it with learned coping strategies.

In low doses, ketamine can bring the nervous system into a calm, regulated state, creating a new sense of safety and connection.

Like other psychedelics, it allows access to difficult emotions and trauma that might otherwise be overwhelming.

  • Nervous system healing

    Mapping the nervous system, learning the waves of regulation and dysregulation, practicing essential tools to support regulation.

  • Intergenerational trauma healing

    Uncovering our unconscious connection to our lineage to better understand the trans-generational transmissions of trauma-based patterns and identify trans-generational behaviors.

  • Relational somatic healing

    Offering missed experiences caused by relational trauma or attachment wounding using the therapeutic relationship as well as safe somatic touch (always optional)

Path of Treatment

To experience therapeutic effects, it is recommended that you go through at least 3 KAP sessions (3 hours each) but together we will determine how many sessions you need.

Step 1
Initial 50-minute KAP consultation with the therapist to determine if it's an appropriate course of treatment.

Step 2
Video psychiatry evaluation with the medical practitioner to approve eligibility for ketamine lozenge prescription. Generally, only one appointment is required for the prescription of ketamine sufficient for 3 KAP sessions. Medication will be delivered to your home by the pharmacy.

Step 3
Initial 3 to 5 50-minute preparation sessions (pre-KAP with the therapist to build the therapy relationship, clarify your treatment goals, and prepare for the experience. 

Step 4
2 or 3 hour KAP sessions with your therapist, where ketamine is administered at either the therapist’s office or your home.  

Step 5
50-min Integration session with your therapist to help you integrate your KAP experience into your daily life. 

Step 6
At this point, we will determine at what pace to continue with further KAP, preparation, or integration sessions.

Couple’s Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy

In relationships, we form patterns of connection that become habitual - for better or worse. Especially in couplehood, these patterns can develop into deeply rooted dynamics of disconnection. Couples Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is a profound avenue of healing for couples. Together, we will create a supportive space for you, as partners, to:

  • Reconnect and explore your relationship with greater empathy and openness

  • Ease emotional defenses

  • Access and communicate deeper feelings and new perspective

  • Move through stuck patterns and old wounds, deepen emotional intimacy, and renew connection