Ketamine - Assisted Group Therapy Program
5th Oct 2025, limited spaces
At Mirabilis Health, we believe that healing happens not just within us, but also between us. Our group-based ketamine-assisted therapy program is carefully designed to provide a safe, structured environment for deep personal transformation—supported by skilled professionals and a compassionate community.
Originally developed as an anaesthetic, ketamine is now recognised as a powerful catalyst for change in mental health care, particularly for individuals living with treatment-resistant depression (TRD) or those who have not found relief through conventional interventions. When combined with skilled psychotherapeutic support, ketamine has demonstrated the ability to rapidly reduce depressive symptoms and interrupt patterns of negative thinking. These effects are attributed to its unique modulation of glutamatergic and neuroplastic pathways.
While group-based ketamine therapy is an emerging area of innovation, early evidence and clinical experience suggest that the collective setting can enhance integration, foster connection, and amplify therapeutic gains. Our program draws on best practices in trauma-informed care, depth psychotherapy, and psychedelic-assisted therapy to create a safe, respectful space for transformation.
All participants undergo a comprehensive screening and preparation process. Treatment is administered by licensed medical professionals, with psychotherapy facilitated by experienced clinicians trained in psychedelic-assisted modalities.
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Preparation phase
Before any medicine is administered, you will participate in a series of preparation sessions focused on building emotional readiness, establishing trust within the group, and learning practical tools such as mindfulness and self-regulation techniques. These sessions lay the foundation for a safe and meaningful medicine experience.Medicine sessions (ketamine-assisted therapy)
The program includes several carefully supervised ketamine sessions held in a therapeutic group setting. Under the care of a trained medical and psychological team, participants experience the medicine journey in a supportive, comfortable environment. Music, meditation, and guided reflection may be used to help deepen the experience.
Clinical safety is our priority. Dosing protocols follow established best practices, and medical professionals are present throughout.Integration phase
Following each medicine session, participants take part in guided integration circles. These sessions help you make sense of the experiences, translate emotional insights into everyday life, and build lasting personal growth. Integration work is where healing becomes sustainable—moving beyond insight into real change.
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Group-based programs offer a unique opportunity for connection, shared insight, and mutual support. Many participants find that witnessing and being witnessed by others on the same path deepens their own healing journey. The group becomes a safe and supportive community, helping to normalise difficult emotions and celebrate moments of growth.
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This program is designed for individuals who feel stuck despite previous treatments and are ready to explore a new, research-backed path toward healing. If you’re unsure whether it’s the right fit, our team will work with you through an initial assessment to explore your needs, hopes, and readiness for this kind of experience.
Grounded in both modern clinical research and timeless principles of human connection, this program is an opportunity to process unresolved experiences, reconnect with yourself, and take meaningful steps toward emotional freedom.
Program overview
Duration: 12 weeks
Dates: 5th October - 12th January
Format: Combination of in-person group sessions, medicine dosing days, and guided integration.
Who it’s for: Individuals struggling with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, and the lingering effects of trauma.
We don’t heal in isolation, but in community.
- S. Kelley Harrell