Ketamine Therapy in Boulder, CO, For the Soul Tired

I could tell you about the science. The neuroplasticity. The studies. However, if you are here, you are likely past that point. You've tried the things. You've probably been in therapy. You may even be an expert in coping. Fluent in self-awareness. A master of survival. I see you. I've been there. 

This isn't a fix.  It's a softening.  A brief suspension of the protective self, so you can finally hear what's underneath all that managing. 

Ketamine isn't a miracle. But it CAN be a moment of mercy. It allows the old loops: anxiety, rumination, despair, relational numbness, to pause. And in that pause, something new can emerge- a more authentic voice, a forgotten need, a moment of contact with your real self. This isn't about dissociation. It's about a descent into what's unresolved. Into what's possible. Into the kind of healing that doesn't just eliminate symptoms, but reconnects you to what matters. 

If you've been shaped by early abandonment, betrayal, or chronic misattunement, traditional therapy can only go so far. That younger self-the one who learned to morph, shrink, please, or disappear doesn't speak in language. They speak in nervous systems. In shutdowns. In vigilance. In longings. Ketamine allows you to meet that part. Not as a case study. But as a visceral reunion. 

When words and tools fail, we dig deeper. In couples work, ketamine offers a rare opportunity: To feel one another without the filters, to lay down the sword and shield, to be witnessed-not as the role you've been playing, but as the raw, real human underneath. I work with couples navigating crisis, separation, distrust, sexual challenges, and emotional numbness. This isn't about patching things up. It's about meeting at the edge —and deciding if love can still live there.