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Whether you're a provider considering a referral or an individual wondering if Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is the right next step, we’re here to talk.

During the call, we’ll walk you through our KAP treatment process at NYIP, answer your questions, and help you explore if this approach feels like a good fit. There’s no pressure to commit—the conversation can be purely exploratory or a chance to discuss getting started.

"Repeated sessions of ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is an effective treatment alternative for improving [eating disorder] symptoms... [The client] showed dramatic reductions in binge-eating and purging following the first course of treatment that continued with the second and third. Complete cessation of behavioral symptoms was achieved 3 months post-treatment. Her remission has sustained for over 1 year to date."

Source: Case Report: Unexpected Remission From Extreme and Enduring Bulimia Nervosa With Repeated Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.

Thank you for being here. Whether you're seeking support for yourself or exploring options for a client, I want you to know I see how hard this journey can be. Eating disorder recovery is rarely linear, and when progress stalls, it can feel defeating. But if you're feeling stuck or hopeless in your recovery, you have not failed—we just haven’t found the right tools to support you yet.

My team and I created this KAP program to offer new hope. When recovery feels out of reach, KAP can help access the deeper emotional wounds that often keep clients stuck, even with strong support systems in place. Full recovery is possible. Our goal is to make sure more people have access to the care they need to find it.