Ketamine Assisted Therapy

Ketamine-assisted therapy is a treatment approach that combines the use of ketamine—a powerful anesthetic and rapidly acting antidepressant—with therapeutic sessions to address mental health conditions, particularly severe depression, anxiety, and PTSD. During a session, a patient receives a controlled dose of ketamine, which is prescribed by a licensed medical doctor. The substance induces a dissociative state that can help patients gain new perspectives on their issues and facilitate emotional breakthroughs.

In this altered state, patients often experience enhanced insight, reduced emotional pain, and a temporary shift in thought patterns, allowing for more effective therapeutic work. Sessions are typically conducted under the guidance of a trained therapist who helps integrate the experiences and insights gained during the ketamine session into the ongoing therapeutic process. This innovative approach aims to provide rapid relief from symptoms and promote lasting mental health improvements by enhancing neuroplasticity and resetting brain chemistry.

Not all insurance covers this type of therapy. We partner with Journey Clinical to offer a safe and supportive approach to KAT.

Therapist who provides this service: Kim McCoy Coleman MSW

EMDR

A Trauma Focused phased treatment differing from traditional talk therapy. We use bilateral stimulation to process thoughts, feelings, and sensations associated with a present trigger and link it with past experiences. It addresses significant distress and functional impairment caused by issues like intrusive thoughts, anxiety, depressive moods, insomnia, hyper-arousal, and dissociation.

Therapist who provides this service: Danielle Martineau LICSW

Trauma Informed Psychotherapy

Integrates various therapeutic techniques tailored to the individual's needs, ensuring a safe and supportive environment. It focuses on building trust, understanding trauma triggers, and promoting resilience, aiming to heal the mind and body comprehensively. This approach is particularly beneficial for those with complex trauma or co-occurring mental health issues.

Therapists who provide this mode of therapy: Danielle Martineau LICSW; Heather Salazar PhD; Kim McCoy Coleman MSW

Psychodynamic Oriented Therapy

Psychodynamic-oriented psychotherapy is a deeply rich therapeutic approach that explores the influence of unconscious processes and early life experiences on current behavior, emotions, and relationships, otherwise known as our biases. This therapy focuses on uncovering and understanding underlying psychological conflicts and unresolved issues that shape an individual’s thoughts and behaviors. During sessions, the therapist and client work collaboratively to bring these unconscious patterns to light. By gaining insight into these deep-seated emotional conflicts and internalized patterns, clients can achieve greater self-awareness and personal growth. This approach aims to resolve inner conflicts, improve emotional regulation, and foster healthier interpersonal relationships, ultimately leading to lasting psychological change and well-being.

This approach is used for long-term therapy and can be effective for many people who may have problems with their interpersonal relationships.
Therapists who are trained in this mode of therapy: Danielle Martineau LICSW

Couples Therapy

Couples therapy is a form of psychotherapy aimed at resolving relationship issues and enhancing partner connection. It focuses on improving communication, understanding relationship dynamics, and managing conflicts constructively. Through therapy, couples learn to express their needs, address underlying issues, and strengthen their emotional bond. Benefits include better communication, effective conflict resolution, increased intimacy, and overall greater relationship satisfaction. This supportive process helps partners navigate challenges and build a healthier, more fulfilling relationship.

Therapists who provide this service: Danielle Martineau; Heather Salazar PhD; Kim McCoy Coleman MSW

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) is a therapeutic approach that combines principles of cognitive therapy with mindfulness practices to address and prevent relapse in depression and other mental health conditions. Developed by Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn and colleagues, MBCT integrates the cognitive behavioral techniques of identifying and challenging negative thought patterns with mindfulness meditation practices

Therapists who provide this service: Danielle Martineau and Heather Salazar

Art Therapy

Art therapy is a therapeutic approach that uses creative activities, like drawing and painting, to help individuals express and explore emotions and psychological issues. By engaging in art, clients can reveal and address underlying feelings, gain self-awareness, and find healing. This method is especially useful for those who struggle with verbal expression, providing a nonverbal outlet for personal insight and stress relief. Art therapy promotes emotional growth and improved communication in a supportive environment.

Therapist who provides this service: Kim McCoy Coleman