Starting February 19, 2026
Offering individual, couples, and group therapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, medication management…
A hybrid therapy group for clinicians to deepen their clinical understanding and personal connection to healing.
Starting February 19, 2026
As clinicians, we hold space for transformation every day, yet rarely create that same space for ourselves.
This program invites you to pause, step inside the work, and reconnect with the emotional depth, creativity, and presence that brought you into this field.
Many clinicians have heard of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), but few have experienced it firsthand.
This isn’t a training — it’s an immersive, clinician-only group designed to help you:
It’s a rare opportunity to deepen both your clinical understanding and your personal connection to healing in a room full of peers who understand the work.
This structured program combines guided medicine sessions, group connection, and integration designed for clinical minds — those who know the theory and are ready to experience the practice.
Our clinician KAP group is led by Heather Hamilton, LMHC, and Darcy Montana, MHC-LP, supported by Dana Drori and Ron Sturm, therapy interns in training.
Heather and Darcy bring expertise in trauma, mindfulness, and somatic therapy—creating a grounded, compassionate space for clinicians to experience KAP firsthand.
Participants will complete one individual onboarding session with their facilitator and one medical screening with Dr. Daniel Zimmerman prior to group start.
$1,500 all-inclusive
(Includes prescriber evaluation, medicine, and full program participation)
This group is a space for clinicians to explore what it means to heal, connect, and rediscover meaning through direct experience.
It’s a professional and personal reset; a chance to remember why you do what you do. Discover what’s possible when you allow yourself to experience the work from within.