This group is designed for teachers and education professionals who are carrying the emotional demands of their work and longing for a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves before entering another school year.

This experience may be supportive for educators who:

• Feel emotionally exhausted, overwhelmed, or burned out

• Carry high expectations for themselves and struggle with perfectionism

• Feel disconnected from their sense of purpose, joy, or identity outside of work

• Are navigating stress, anxiety, compassion fatigue, or emotional numbness

• Want support processing the challenges of working within educational systems

• Desire greater self-acceptance, grounding, and resilience

• Are seeking a therapeutic experience that combines preparation, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and integration in a supportive group environment

• Long to feel understood and connected with others who “get it”

This group welcomes teachers, school counselors, administrators, special education staff, support staff, and other professionals working in educational settings.

All participants will complete a screening and medical evaluation process prior to participation to help determine whether this experience is an appropriate fit.

No prior experience with psychedelics is necessary.

In a therapeutic and professionally supported setting, ketamine can help create space for reflection, emotional processing, nervous system relief, and new perspectives. Many participants describe feeling temporarily less stuck in patterns of overwhelm, harsh self-criticism, anxiety, or emotional numbness. This can allow for deeper therapeutic insight, increased self-compassion, and a renewed sense of connection to oneself and others.

Within a group setting, educators also have the opportunity to feel less alone in their experiences. Being in community with others who understand the emotional realities of teaching can reduce shame and isolation while fostering validation, support, and shared healing.

Some reasons an educator may be drawn to this experience include:

• Feeling emotionally exhausted or burned out

• Struggling with anxiety, stress, or compassion fatigue

• Wanting support before entering a new school year

• Feeling disconnected from purpose, joy, or identity outside of work

• Seeking greater self-acceptance and emotional resilience

• Wanting a space to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves

• Feeling curious about a therapeutic approach that combines neuroscience, psychotherapy, and intentional integration

• Prep Session
  July 20 at 6:30 PM (Virtual via Google Meets)
  An opportunity to meet the group, set intentions, and prepare your inner landscape.

• Experiential Session
  July 24 from 3:00-6:00 PM (Westlake Office)
  A 3-hour in-person KAP session held in supportive community. You’ll engage with the medicine in a safely held container, facilitated by experienced clinicians.

• Integration Session
  July 27 at 6:30 PM (Virtual)
  Gentle reflection, meaning-making, and support to integrate your experience into everyday life & work.

This group experience requires a medical evaluation and clearance prior to participation. Costs for the medical evaluation will vary based on health insurance coverage.

Participants who have already participated in KAP at Moonstone will need to have a med check if it has been longer than 3 months since last med eval.

Robert Nenadal, LPC-S and
Joell Agee, LCSW
Are both clinicians experienced in trauma, grief, and psychedelic integration.

$350 per person and this includes preparation, dosing ceremony and integration sessions.
This does not include your required medical evaluation or ketamine prescription.

Medical evaluations and prescriptions will be handled through Sol Psychiatry, our partnered prescriber. You may choose to use your insurance for your medical evaluation, and that can reduce costs. Cash pay medical evaluations are $250.