The end of life can bring profound questions, difficult emotions, and a desire to make meaning of the life that has been lived. Some people may be seeking greater peace or acceptance. Others may want to explore fears about dying, reconnect with important relationships, reflect on their life story, or simply have space to be present with whatever arises. We create a compassionate and carefully held environment in which you can explore your experience on your own terms.

You do not have to arrive with answers. You do not have to be free from fear. You do not have to feel ready. You can simply begin with what is here. Our intention is not to change your experience of dying, but to support you compassionately as you move through it.

Our approach to Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT) at the end of life includes thoughtful preparation, professional support, and integration that allows you to explore questions of meaning, identity, connection, mortality, grief, etc. For some people, this work may offer a new perspective on living, dying, connection, or the meaning they make of their lives. For others, it may simply provide a space to be heard and accompanied during an extraordinarily important time.

If you are considering KAT at the end of life, we invite you to begin with a conversation about your goals, circumstances, medical care, and whether this approach is appropriate for you.