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Ketamine integration therapy helps you get more from the treatment experience. A ketamine session is only one part of the healing process. What happens after treatment also matters. During treatment, many people gain new thoughts, feelings, or insights. However, these experiences can fade without support and reflection. Integration sessions help you understand what came up during treatment. They also help you apply those insights to your daily life.
At Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives, we believe lasting healing takes time and support. Our team has helped many patients use integration to create meaningful change. These sessions can help you build healthy habits, process emotions, and set new goals. They can also help you feel more grounded and confident. Whether you are healing from depression, anxiety, trauma, or life stress, integration can strengthen your progress. To learn more about ketamine integration therapy and schedule a free consult, call (385) 685-1410 or fill out the form below.
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Ketamine integration can help you get more from your treatment experience. These sessions give you time to reflect, learn, and make changes that support long-term healing. While each person’s goals are different, many patients find that integration helps them feel clearer, more focused, and supported.
Benefits of ketamine integration may include:
Ketamine affects chemicals in the brain that help nerve cells communicate. One of these chemicals is called glutamate. Glutamate helps brain cells send signals to each other. After ketamine treatment, the brain may be more able to form new connections. This process is called neuroplasticity. In simple terms, neuroplasticity means the brain can learn, adapt, and change.
Research suggests that this ability to change may increase for a short time after treatment. According to research published on PubMed, ketamine supports this type of brain growth. Additionally, a study in the National Library of Medicine found that ketamine integration may help support these changes. Because of this, the hours after treatment can be an important time for reflection and growth. Integration sessions help patients use this window to build new habits, process emotions, and apply what they learned during treatment.*
At Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives, ketamine is given in low doses by infusion or injection. Patients are closely monitored during each session. Many people describe feeling detached from their usual thoughts or surroundings. Some call this an “out-of-body” experience. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, blurry vision, or a faster heart rate. Patients remain awake and can communicate throughout treatment. Many providers recommend a series of six to ten treatments for the best results.
Ketamine leaves the body within a few hours after treatment. However, the next 12 to 24 hours may still be important. During this time, the brain may be more open to learning and change. Because of this, many patients schedule an integration session soon after treatment. Integration sessions help patients reflect on their experience, build healthy habits, and apply what they learned to daily life. This support may help strengthen long-term results.*
Ketamine integration means learning from your ketamine treatment. During treatment, many people have new thoughts, feelings, or insights. Some people also think about old memories in new ways. However, these thoughts and feelings can fade with time. Integration sessions help you reflect on your experience and understand what it means. They also help you use what you learned in your daily life.
At Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives, we know that each person’s experience is different. Some people want to work through strong emotions. Others want to build new habits or make changes in their lives. Integration gives you time and support to do that work. Think of ketamine as opening a door. Integration helps you step through that door and keep going.
Integration sessions are designed to help you understand and use what came up during ketamine treatment. First, you talk about your experience and any thoughts or feelings that stood out. Next, your therapist helps you explore what those experiences may mean. You may also discuss goals, habits, or changes you want to make in your life. Some sessions include breathing exercises, journaling, or guided questions. Above all, the goal is to help you turn insight into action and support long-term healing.
During integration sessions, many people focus on topics such as:
Candace Curzon is a licensed therapist with years of experience in trauma care. She holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Utah. She also trained on the crisis team at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute. Additionally, she worked as an inpatient therapist at LDS Hospital. There, she saw firsthand how ketamine helped people with severe depression and suicidal thoughts. In 2019, Candace co-founded Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives with Austin Francom, APRN, FNP. She leads integration sessions with warmth, care, and clinical expertise.
Candace specializes in:
Lindsey is also available for integration support. She takes a warm, supportive, and practical approach to each session. Lindsey helps patients process thoughts and emotions that came up during treatment. She also works with patients to set goals, build healthy habits, and create meaningful changes in daily life.
Candace Curzon is a licensed therapist with years of experience in trauma care. She holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Utah. She also trained on the crisis team at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute. Additionally, she worked as an inpatient therapist at LDS Hospital. There, she saw firsthand how ketamine helped people with severe depression and suicidal thoughts. In 2019, Candace co-founded Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives with Austin Francom, APRN, FNP. She leads integration sessions with warmth, care, and clinical expertise.
Candace specializes in:
Lindsey is also available for integration support. She takes a warm, supportive, and practical approach to each session. Lindsey helps patients process thoughts and emotions that came up during treatment. She also works with patients to set goals, build healthy habits, and create meaningful changes in daily life.
We offer flexible options to fit your needs and budget:
| Provider | Session Length | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Candace Curzon, LCSW | 30 minutes | $70 |
| Candace Curzon, LCSW | 60 minutes | $140 |
| Lindsey | 60 minutes | $100 |
Sessions are available in person or virtually. At this time, we do not accept insurance. However, many clients find the cost of integration is well worth the lasting results.*
Ketamine Therapy at Therapeutic Alternatives is located in West Jordan, UT, and serves patients throughout the Salt Lake Valley. Our clinic is easy to reach from Salt Lake City, South Jordan, Sandy, Draper, Cottonwood Heights, Herriman, and Murray. Integration sessions with Candace Curzon, LCSW, and Lindsey are available in person or online for patients across Utah.
Ketamine integration may be helpful for people receiving treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and OCD. Our team works closely with patients to provide individualized care based on their goals and treatment plan. To learn more about ketamine integration therapy or schedule a session, call us at (385) 685-1410 or fill out the online form.
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