Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Information Sessions

A calm space to learn, ask questions, and explore at your own pace

You may have been reading about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and wondering whether it could help.

Or maybe you’ve been carrying anxiety, emotional exhaustion, overwhelm, trauma, or the effects of long-term stress for quite some time—and are looking for a different kind of support.

These monthly information sessions offer a gentle, no-pressure space to learn more about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), ask questions, and explore whether this work may be a fit for you.

What We’ll Explore

During these small monthly sessions, we’ll talk about:

What Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is

• How KAP works alongside therapy
• What preparation and integration look like
• Who this work may support
• Safety, pacing, and nervous system considerations
• Common questions about the process

If you are receiving ketamine treatment elsewhere or exploring psychedelic experiences outside of this practice, we can also discuss whether Psychedelic Integration Therapy may be a better fit.

There will also be space for questions and reflection.

Brief Overview of KAP

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, or KAP, combines prescribed ketamine with psychotherapy support from a licensed mental health clinician.

• What KAP is: KAP is a structured therapy process that pairs ketamine treatment with preparation, support, and integration.
• How therapy supports the process: Ketamine is prescribed and medically managed by a separate medical provider. Psychotherapy helps create safety, meaning, and continuity before and after the ketamine experience.
• What preparation and integration mean: Preparation helps you understand the process and set intentions. Integration helps you reflect on insights and bring them into daily life.
• How an information session is different from treatment: An information session is educational only. It is a calm place to learn, ask questions, and consider whether KAP may be worth exploring further.

Available for Adults in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, and Florida

These informational sessions are designed for adults located in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, and Florida who are exploring Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and related supportive care options.

Sessions are also open to therapists, healthcare providers, and helping professionals in these states who want to better understand the KAP process and collaborative care model.

Who These Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Information Sessions Are For

These sessions may be supportive for adults who are:

• Feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, or stuck
• Curious about KAP but not ready to schedule a consultation yet
• Exploring alternatives after talk therapy or medication hasn’t felt sufficient
• Interested in a more thoughtful, holistic, trauma-informed approach
• Seeking support after ketamine treatment elsewhere
• Wanting to learn more before deciding whether this work feels aligned

You do not need to be ready to begin services to attend.

What to Expect in a KAP Information Session

These free monthly sessions are educational and exploratory. They are not therapy sessions, medical consultations, or treatment groups.

During the session, we may cover:

• What Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy is
• How KAP may support healing and nervous system regulation
• Who KAP may be for, and who it may not be for
• What preparation, dosing support, and integration can look like
• How collaborative care with a medical prescriber works
• General cost, insurance, and HSA considerations
• Time for questions and reflection

Lucrezia Mangione, LPC, LCPC, NCC, BC-TMH, DCEP, leads the session. Questions are welcome but optional. You may attend quietly and simply gather information.

At this time, replays are not automatically provided. After you request an invite, you’ll receive details about the next session and the Zoom link by email.

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Information Sessions Details

Held Monthly

1st Wednesday of each month
12:00 PM – 12:45 PM ET
Online via Zoom

These sessions are educational and exploratory. Attendance does not create a therapeutic relationship.

About Lucrezia

Hi, I’m Lucrezia Mangione, NCC, LPC, LCPC, BC-TMH, DCEP.

I’m a holistic psychotherapist, neurofeedback clinician, and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy provider. My work focuses on helping thoughtful, sensitive adults move toward greater steadiness, clarity, and nervous system regulation in a grounded and supportive way.

I’m board-certified in telemental health and offer KAP in person in Oxford, Connecticut, and remotely for eligible adults in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, and Florida.

Request an Invite

If you’d like to receive details for the next session, please email us.

You’re welcome to simply share that you’re interested in the monthly KAP informational.

A Gentle Note

Common Questions

Is there a fee to attend?

No. These monthly informational sessions are offered free of charge.

What can I expect during the session?

Sessions include a gentle overview of KAP, space for questions, and information about how the process works. There is no expectation of personal sharing.

What happens if I’m interested afterward?

If the work feels aligned, you’re welcome to schedule a consultation to explore whether KAP or another supportive pathway may be a fit.

Do I need to live in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, or Florida?

These sessions are for adults located in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, or Florida, where Mind Body Well Therapy offers services. 

Can my current therapist, healthcare provider, or helping professional refer me or attend?

Yes. Therapists, psychiatrists, APRNs, physicians, healthcare providers, and helping professionals in Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, or Florida are welcome to refer clients who may benefit from learning more about KAP. Providers may also attend an informational session to better understand the process and how collaborative care may work.

Do I need to know whether KAP is right for me before attending?

Not at all. Many people attend simply to learn more, ask questions, and better understand whether this approach feels aligned for them.

Is this a therapy session?

No. These informational sessions are educational and exploratory. They are not therapy sessions, medical consultations, or treatment groups.

Will topics like anxiety, trauma, burnout, or depression be discussed?

Yes. Sessions include general educational information about how KAP may support people experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, burnout, emotional overwhelm, or feeling stuck.

Will treatment costs be discussed?

Yes. General information about how KAP services are structured, including common cost considerations and the role of medical prescribers, may be reviewed during the session. More personalized recommendations and questions are discussed during individual consultations.

RSVP for Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Information Sessions

How do I reserve a spot for a session?

Email Mind Body Well Therapy to reserve a spot for the next free monthly KAP information session. You’ll receive session details and the Zoom link by email, usually within 1–2 business days.

About Mind Body Well Therapy, PLLC

Mind Body Well Therapy, PLLC is a private psychotherapy practice offering holistic mental health counseling, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and supportive services for adults navigating periods of emotional strain.

This website provides general information and is not intended for self-diagnosis or to replace medical or psychological care. For diagnosis or treatment, please consult a licensed professional directly.

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