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Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) in Sherman, TX
What is Ketamine? Is it considered safe for therapeutic use? What can individuals expect during a Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) session? How much does the treatment typically cost? You can find all your answers to these essential questions here.
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What is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)?
Are you feeling stuck despite trying various therapies?
Discover a transformative approach with our Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) service, designed to help eligible clients achieve breakthroughs and sustained improvements in their mental health symptoms.
KAP is a holistic modality that integrates the powerful effects of ketamine with supportive psychotherapy to deepen your healing journey.
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What is Ketamine?
Ketamine is a legal and safe medication known for its effectiveness in treating a range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, PTSD, treatment-resistant depression and eating disorders.
With its rapid-acting antidepressant effects, many clients begin to feel relief within just 1-2 hours after treatment, with benefits lasting up to two weeks.
Ketamine supports the brain’s neural connections and enhances overall neuroplasticity, promoting lasting improvements in mood and stress regulation.
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What should I expect from the medication?
During a Ketamine session, clients often describe the experience as pleasant and expansive, lasting approximately 45 minutes.
While you might feel a sense of detachment from your body, our comfortable setting—with eye masks and calming music—helps facilitate deep introspection.
After the effects subside, we’ll take time to process and discuss your insights, which can bring clarity and understanding to your experience.
Studies reveal that mood enhancements can endure for up to two weeks post-session.
The KAP Process:
Step by Step
Ketamine Treatment in Sherman, TX: KAP vs. Infusions vs. Spravato
If you've been searching for ketamine treatment in Sherman or the Texoma area, you've probably found a few different options. They all involve ketamine, but they work very differently. Here's how they compare, and how therapy at TSC can fit with each one.
Ketamine infusion clinics (IV ketamine)
Ketamine is given through an IV in a medical clinic, usually over about 40 minutes.
Treatment is often a series of around six infusions over two to three weeks, followed by occasional boosters.
The focus is the medication itself; therapy usually isn't part of the visit.
Infusions are usually not covered by insurance.
Spravato (esketamine nasal spray)
A ketamine-based nasal spray approved by the FDA in 2019 for treatment-resistant depression, used alongside an oral antidepressant.
It's given only at certified clinics, where you're monitored for two hours after each dose.
It's often covered by insurance.
Like infusions, it's a medication treatment rather than therapy.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) at TSC
Ketamine is paired with therapy from start to finish: a preparation session, a dosing session with Dr. Stephanie Waitt, LPC-S, CEDS, present the whole time, and integration sessions afterward to make sense of what came up.
Your prescription comes from Journey Clinical's medical team after a telehealth evaluation. You take a low-dose oral lozenge, with no IV.
Dosing sessions happen in our Sherman office or by telehealth anywhere in Texas.
Individual and small-group options (up to 4 people) are available; pricing is below.
Dosing sessions aren't covered by insurance, but preparation and integration sessions generally are.
Already doing IV ketamine or Spravato? Add the therapy.
Dr. Steph partners with several local IV ketamine and Spravato clinics. If you're getting treatment there, we can schedule preparation and integration sessions as close to your dosing appointments as possible, so you get the benefit of therapy around each treatment. These sessions are generally covered by insurance, and they're available in person in Sherman or online anywhere in Texas.
Which one is right for me?
If your main goal is fast symptom relief under medical monitoring, an infusion clinic or Spravato may be a good fit, and you can still add preparation and integration therapy with us. If you want therapy built into the treatment itself, KAP does that from start to finish. Either way, the therapy is where many people find the changes start to last, whether they're working through trauma, depression or an eating disorder. Not sure where to start? Book a consultation with Dr. Steph and we'll talk it through.
Cost of Treatment
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Texoma Specialty Counseling Costs:
Integration & Preparation Sessions:
$185/45 minutes
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Dosing Sessions:
$500
Journey Clinical Medical Costs:(to be billed and paid separately w/Journey Clinical Medical)
Initial medical consultation + medication for 2 sessions:$338
Ongoing treatment follow-up + medication for 6 sessions:
$299
Available Packages:
Trial KAP Package:Explore KAP with a two-session trial option for $1300
(includes one preparation session, two dosing sessions, and two integration sessions; savings of $100)
Standard Protocol Package:Engage in a comprehensive 8-session treatment program for $4500
(includes one preparation session, eight dosing sessions, and eight integration sessions; savings of $500)
Remote and In Person options available
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Texoma Specialty Counseling Costs:
Integration & Preparation Sessions:
$185 / 45 minutes (scheduled as an individual session to assess for fit)
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Group Dosing Session:
$150 / 3 hour group
Journey Clinical Medical Costs:(to be billed and paid separately w/Journey Clinical Medical)
Initial medical consultation + medication for 2 sessions:$338
Ongoing treatment follow-up + medication for 6 sessions:
$299
Available Packages
Trial KAP Group Package:Explore KAP with a two-group session trial option for $300
(includes one preparation session, two dosing sessions, and two integration sessions; savings of $100)
Standard Group Protocol Package:Engage in a comprehensive 8-session treatment program for $1200
(includes two preparation sessions, eight dosing group sessions)
Remote and in person group options available
Limited to 4 individuals per group
Meet Your
Therapist
Dr. Stephanie Waitt, LPC-S, CEDS
Dr. Stephanie Waitt, LPC-S, CEDS, is excited to guide you through your Ketamine-Assisted Therapy journey, ensuring compassionate support every step of the way.
Ready to explore KAP? Click the button below to book your initial consultation session.
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