Yes, insurance can be used for mental health therapy and art therapy services. We are in-network with CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield PPO, HMO, and Federal plans. If you have an out-of-network policy, we’re happy to provide superbills (receipts) for potential reimbursement. Please note that our holistic healing services are not eligible for insurance billing.

Breathwork and meditation are powerful wellness practices that support relaxation, mindfulness, and emotional balance. However, these services are not typically covered by insurance, as most plans focus on traditional therapy modalities. 60-minute session $125

Yes, we offer in-person and telehealth sessions, utilizing Simple Practice, a HIPAA-compliant electronic health record (EHR) system, to ensure the privacy and safety of all client records. Your well-being is our priority.

Out-of-network clients:

55-min individual psychotherapy $175

Art therapy $175

Couples therapy $185

If you’re in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), your cost will depend on your specific plan and co-pay amount.

We encourage you to contact your insurance provider to verify your mental health benefits. Please note that all costs are ultimately determined by the final processed claims.

If you have questions about services or payment options, feel free to reach out-we’re happy to help!

KAP is grounded in a multi-layered safety approach. Before beginning treatment, each client undergoes a comprehensive medical and psychological evaluation to ensure it’s appropriate and safe. During sessions, ketamine is administered in a controlled setting with careful dosing and clinical monitoring.

Therapeutic support is built into every stage-from preparation to integration-with licensed professionals guiding emotional processing and providing ongoing care. Our safety protocols are designed to prioritize your well-being, creating a secure, supportive environment for healing and transformation.

Both art therapy and traditional psychotherapy offer a supportive space to explore your thoughts, emotions, and personal goals- such as reducing distress, building coping skills, and fostering self-awareness. The key difference is that art therapy incorporates creative expression as a central part of the healing process.

In art therapy, making art becomes a powerful form of communication, especially when words feel limiting. The artwork created in session can help uncover deeper insights, serving as a reflection of your inner experience and opening the door to both visual and verbal exploration.