General

Do you take insurance?

Not directly, but you may request an invoice and submit it to your insurance for possible reimbursement or partial reimbursement.

What forms of payment can I use?

Through our billing system, we currently accept payments with debit, credit, and HSA cards. We do not currently accept cash or check.

What are psychedelics?

As psychoactive substances, psychedelics are considered to be in the hallucinogenic class and promote altered or non ordinary states of consciousness. These non ordinary states support healing of mental illnesses through better allowing the individual to develop new patterns of thought, emotions, and behavior.

What is psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy?

Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy is an experiential form of therapy where the patient is administered a psychedelic at the beginning of the session to enhance the therapeutic experience through supporting them in more deeply and efficiently healing their mind, body, and emotions. The therapy is supported by preparation and followed by integration work.

Are psychedelics safe?

In our context of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, yes, psychedelics are generally safe. We follow all legal regulations and guidelines, screen and continue to monitor for contraindications for treatment and will pause or discontinue treatment if safety concerns arise.

Do I need a diagnosis?

Yes. Because this work is regulated by the FDA, you will need a diagnosis by a prescriber.

I am healthy and don’t have mental health issues. Can I still sign up for Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy?

No, you will need an official mental health diagnosis by a prescriber.

What is preparation?

Preparing for a psychedelic-assisted therapy experience is vital to the success of the treatment. Understanding of the medicine, treatment, and setting intentions for healing greatly supports the therapeutic process.

What is integration?

Integration is essential to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. We strongly believe that the psychedelic experience alone is not enough for healing, but that you must carry that transformation and insights into your daily life for healing to take place.

Is it HIPAA compliant and secure?

Yes, our communication, video conferencing, patient records, scheduling and billing is HIPAA compliant and secure.

Why do you need my credit card information?

We collect your credit card information prior to your first appointment as payment secures the appointment date and time as well as ensures payment for no shows/missed appointments.

What is the appointment cancellation policy?

Reconscious Medical has a 48 hour cancellation policy. To cancel an appointment reach out to your provider and they will reschedule for you. If you cancel within 48 hours you may be charged a cancellation fee, up to the full session cost.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

What is Ketamine?

Ketamine is a N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist. In the U.S., it is a schedule III medication used as an anesthetic and analgesic agent, though is growing in its use for treatment resistant mental conditions such as depression, addictions, and trauma.

What is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy?

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is an experiential form of psychotherapy where the patient is administered ketamine at the beginning of the therapy session to enhance the therapeutic experience through supporting the patient in more deeply and efficiently exploring their mind, body, and emotions.

What can Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy treat?

While currently used in the U.S. as an “off label” prescription, it is used for treatment resistant mental conditions such as depression, addictions, and trauma.

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