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Group ketamine therapy in Brooklyn is designed for people seeking deeper, relational healing experiences. If you've never heard of group ketamine therapy before, you're not alone. It's a relatively new and growing approach to healing, and it might be more accessible, more powerful, and more human than you'd expect.

So who is it actually for? You might be a good fit if you:

• Have done some individual therapy and feel ready to go deeper

• Are drawn to healing in community rather than in isolation

• Want to bring creativity, art, or ritual into your inner work

• Are curious about expanded states of consciousness and want to explore them safely

• Feel like something is still missing from traditional talk therapy, but aren't sure what

You don't need to feel stuck to be here. This is an offering for anyone open to discovering what healing can feel like when the mind quiets and your inner world has room to breathe.

Our upcoming group, Autumn Equinox, is designed for exactly that. Beginning this September in Brooklyn, it is a space to slow down, open up, and let the medicine meet you where you are.

What Makes This Group Experience Unique?

Each session weaves together:

• The medicinal benefits of ketamine

• Live and curated ambient music

• Guided art-making and expressive practices

• Somatic grounding through breath, meditation, and integrative journaling

What makes group work distinct is that healing becomes relational. This form of psychedelic group therapy blends medicine, art, and somatic integration. The medicine quiets the internal noise, and the group offers something individual therapy often cannot: the experience of being truly seen by others who are doing the same hard work. When someone names something you have long struggled to articulate, it lands differently. It becomes yours to work with.

There is real power in witnessing and being witnessed. You don't need to arrive with answers. You just need to be willing to show up.

Upcoming sessions are forming now. Click here for the schedule and to apply.

How to Prepare for Your First Group Ketamine Therapy Session

Integration is a core part of ketamine assisted psychotherapy. We meet you before the medicine does. Preparation is not a formality. It is as much a part of the healing as the session itself. The more intentionally you arrive, the more the medicine has to work with.

Before your session, we will guide you through a process designed to help you get clear and grounded. This includes exploring questions like:

• What part of me needs support right now?

• What have I been avoiding or carrying for too long?

• How do I want to feel after this experience?

• What does healing actually look like in my daily life?

We will also help you establish a personal intention for the session, not a goal to achieve, but a clear sense of what you are bringing into the room.

After the Session: Integration

What surfaces during a ketamine experience often needs time and support to fully settle. After each session, we use art-making, meditation, reflective journaling, and group discussion to help you process what came up, understand what it means for you, and identify concrete ways to carry it forward. 

Ready to Begin? Book a Consultation for Ketamine Assisted Therapy? 

If you are ready to feel again, create again, and reconnect with the part of you that knows holistic healing is possible, ketamine therapy might be your next step. Autumn Equinox begins this September in an intimate, heart-centered space at the Grand Street Healing Project. We also offer 1:1 KAP sessions for those seeking individual support.

You deserve healing that meets your whole self, not just your symptoms.

Book a free consultation to explore whether this is right for you.