Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is a significant investment, and you should understand exactly what you are paying for before you decide whether it is right for you. This page explains the cost of each option, what is included, insurance considerations, and the questions Amelia hears most often before someone begins.
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The Ketamine Layering Effect™ offers two treatment tracks — intravenous and sublingual — each with three package options. All packages include Amelia's therapeutic fee and the complete three-phase protocol: preparation, KAP sessions with Amelia therapeutically present throughout, and integration sessions within 24 to 48 hours of each KAP session.
Intravenous Track — Point Health, Agoura HillsSublingual track requires a Skylight Psychedelics psychiatric evaluation ($499) and prescription, billed separately. Amelia coordinates the entire process. Superbills available upon request.
Not sure which option fits? Begin with the application. Amelia will follow up personally to discuss your goals, answer questions, and help determine the appropriate next step.
The KAP Discovery Session offers a single-session introduction to the process before you decide whether you want to continue with a larger protocol. One prep session, one KAP session, one integration session. A complete beginning with no obligation to continue.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is not typically covered by standard insurance plans as a bundled service. However there are several ways clients may reduce their out-of-pocket cost.
HSA and FSA funds may be eligible for the psychotherapy component of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy when the services qualify as medical treatment. Eligibility depends on your individual plan and circumstances. Check with your HSA/FSA administrator to confirm coverage before beginning treatment.
Amelia provides superbills upon request for psychotherapy services. Depending on your plan and out-of-network benefits, you may be eligible for partial reimbursement. Reimbursement is determined entirely by your insurance plan and is not