Offering individual, couples, and group therapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, medication management…
Offering individual, couples, and group therapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, medication management…
Coming in 2027
Facilitated by Alicia Martin, LMSW & Ben Dameron, LMSW
-Dan Millman
This is a space for men who feel pressure to hold it all together—and often hold it alone.
Many men carry responsibility, expectation, and internal strain with limited space to pause, reflect, or be supported. You may be outwardly functioning, but inwardly wrestling with shutdown, irritability, numbness, loneliness, or an ongoing sense that something isn’t quite aligned.
This group offers a structured, trauma-informed ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) experience designed for emotional access and integration within a male-attuned group setting. Healing here is not about fixing or self-optimization—it is about restoring access to internal stability, emotional range, and self-trust.
Verbal sharing is always optional. You can benefit without “performing” vulnerability, competing, or forcing yourself to talk before you’re ready.
Dates: Coming in 2027
Format: Hybrid
Led by: Alicia Martin, LMSW & Ben Dameron, LMSW
Cost: In-network with Aetna and Cigna. OON superbills available.
This group may be a good fit if you:
How masculine conditioning, role expectations, and performance-based standards shape identity, self-worth, and internal authority.
Understanding shutdown, anger, and reactivity as nervous system responses—and developing greater emotional awareness.
Exploring loneliness, intimacy, and connection without sacrificing autonomy or self-respect.
Examining desire, shame, intimacy, and relational patterns within shifting gender roles and expectations.
Every KAP group is medically supervised by experienced psychiatric providers dedicated to creating a safe, supportive, and individualized treatment experience.
Interested in joining? The Acheron team is happy to answer questions about the group’s structure, process, and whether ketamine-assisted group work feels like a good fit for you.
Contact Acheron Psychiatry if you have any questions.
