First Wednesday of Each Month, 5 PM | In-Person | Next Session: October 7, 2026
Offering individual, couples, and group therapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, medication management…
Offering individual, couples, and group therapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, medication management…
First Wednesday of Each Month, 5 PM | In-Person | Next Session: October 7, 2026
- Carl Jung
The Continuum is Acheron Psychiatry’s monthly Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) group, designed to support emotional healing, self-reflection, insight, and connection within a professionally guided therapeutic setting.
Some participants join Continuum as an introduction to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, while others return periodically as part of their ongoing healing process. The group offers a flexible, supportive environment for individuals seeking deeper self-understanding, emotional growth, and connection.
Whether you are exploring KAP for the first time or looking for a way to build on work you have already begun, Continuum provides an accessible pathway for meaningful therapeutic exploration.
The Continuum may be a good fit for individuals who:
For many individuals, beginning Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy can feel both exciting and intimidating.
Unlike many conventional mental health treatments, KAP often involves acclimating not only to a new therapeutic process, but also to increased emotional openness, internal exploration, and non-ordinary states of consciousness.
Continuum was specifically designed to make this process more approachable.
Many participants begin with Continuum because they are curious about KAP and want an opportunity to become familiar with the process before deciding whether additional treatment feels right for them. The group provides a safe, professionally guided setting to explore KAP, ask questions, and build confidence in the therapeutic process.
Participants often find that this approach helps them:
Carefully selected soundscapes and music help create an immersive environment for reflection and emotional exploration.
Guided breathwork supports grounding, emotional regulation, and connection to the body throughout the experience.
Ketamine may support emotional openness, reflection, insight, and new perspectives within a safe therapeutic setting.
Many participants find that engaging in this work alongside others fosters connection, reduces isolation, and creates a greater sense of shared understanding.
Preparation and integration sessions help participants process insights and translate the experience into meaningful, lasting change.
Our goal is to create a therapeutic space that feels welcoming, emotionally safe, and professionally guided for both new and returning participants.
A prescriber evaluation and one preparation intake session with the group facilitators are required prior to participation.
Additional preparation sessions are encouraged, particularly for individuals who are newer to KAP. A virtual group preparation is also offered prior to each medicine session; though optional, participation is strongly encouraged to maximize clinical benefit
Participants are strongly encouraged to attend a virtual integration session following their Continuum experience or engage in individual integration therapy.
Integration often plays a critical role in helping participants process insights, make meaning of their experience, and apply what emerges to everyday life.
Participants may attend monthly or only when it feels supportive for their healing process. There is no long-term commitment required.
The group lasts approximately three hours. Following the session, our medical team completes a safety check-out process to ensure participants are in a grounded and safe place to head home.
For first-time ketamine participants, we strongly encourage arranging for someone to accompany you home. Driving is not permitted for a minimum of four hours following the medicine session.
Some individuals attend Continuum as an introduction to KAP and later pursue additional treatment. Others return periodically because they value having a dedicated space for reflection, support, and personal growth.
Participants often return for:
Heather specializes in trauma, life transitions, and couples work, blending IFS, EMDR, and mindfulness-based approaches. Her KAP facilitation is warm, inclusive, and grounded in deep respect for each client’s lived experience.
Darcy integrates object relations, EMDR, and somatic practices to help clients uncover the roots of emotional patterns and create lasting change. Her KAP approach emphasizes reconnecting mind and body in a grounded, compassionate therapeutic space.
Ben supports individuals navigating anxiety, depression, compulsive behaviors, and patterns of feeling stuck, using ACT and DBT. His KAP work focuses on helping clients shift longstanding narratives and reconnect with clarity, intention, and meaning.
Every KAP group is medically supervised by experienced psychiatric providers dedicated to creating a safe, supportive, and individualized treatment experience.
With expertise in conventional, integrative, and psychedelic psychiatry, Dr. Zimmerman oversees Acheron’s KAP program, ensuring each participant receives thoughtful, evidence-informed care within a comprehensive therapeutic framework.
Rachel brings a warm, holistic approach to psychiatric care, helping participants feel safe, supported, and empowered throughout every stage of the KAP process.
Whether you’re exploring Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy for the first time or looking for a way to continue the progress you’ve already made, Continuum offers a flexible and supportive path forward.
Monthly participation is intentionally limited to help maintain a supportive and clinically guided group experience.
Request a consultation to learn more, ask questions, and determine whether Continuum may be a good fit for your goals. We look forward to supporting you on your healing journey.