Our Services

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)

For those seeking deeper healing through expanded states of consciousness.

Ketamine can be a powerful catalyst for insight, emotional processing, and nervous system regulation—especially when paired with skilled therapeutic support.

Collaborative KAP Prescribing

For clients already working with or wanting to work with a trusted therapist.

Who it’s for:

  • Individuals whose therapist provides KAP or integration support

  • People wanting safe, ethical ketamine prescribing from a psychiatric provider

  • Those who want a collaborative team approach that honors both therapy and medicine

  • Clients seeking a structured but flexible protocol with room for nuance and autonomy

Who I Work With

At Resilient Mind Clinic, I work with adults who are ready to explore meaningful change. Whether you're navigating a major life shift or confronting long-standing patterns, you don’t have to do it alone.

I serve people who are…

  • Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or burned out—emotionally, professionally, or existentially

  • Struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma-spectrum, or dissociative symptoms

  • Living with the aftereffects of childhood adversity, family estrangement, or relational wounds

  • Curious about psychedelic therapy or seeking integration support after spiritual or altered-state experiences

  • Working professionals, creatives, caregivers, and seekers holding high responsibility and emotional weight

  • Neurodivergent or exploring diagnoses like ADHD, OCD, or complex PTSD

  • In recovery, sober-curious, or navigating healing without substance use

  • Interested in an integrative, collaborative, and non-judgmental approach to psychiatric care

Most importantly, the people I work with are motivated. They may feel uncertain or afraid, but they’re ready to engage with the process, ask deeper questions, and make the changes necessary to live more aligned, connected lives.

Thoughtful Medication Management

For those seeking clarity, stability, and support—without losing their voice in the process.

Psychiatric medications can be helpful tools, but they are never the whole story. I work collaboratively to explore:

  • Mood, anxiety, trauma, and dissociative symptoms

  • ADHD, OCD, and neurodivergent presentations

  • Past medication experiences, sensitivities, and goals

  • Holistic and lifestyle strategies that support mind-body wellness

Who it’s for:

  • Clients who want a provider who listens, explains, and collaborates—not just prescribes

  • People starting medication for the first time or returning after past challenges

  • Those seeking trauma-informed care without pressure or pathologizing

  • Individuals looking to integrate supplements, sleep, nutrition, and movement alongside traditional treatment