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love as medicine for LS

A Psychedelic Journey for Lovers

A Ketamine-Assisted Journey Into Presence, Intimacy & Connection

Beyond Exploration and Into Deeper Connection

Love as Medicine is a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy experience designed for people who value connection, self-discovery, personal growth and meaningful relationships.

Through guided preparation, somatic awareness practices, a supported ketamine journey and integration work, participants are invited to explore the deeper patterns that influence intimacy, communication, vulnerability, trust and connection.

While this is an individual therapeutic experience, many participants attend with a partner because individual healing often creates meaningful shifts in relationships.

Whether you're in a monogamous relationship, an open relationship, practicing consensual non-monogamy, exploring polyamory or creating your own relationship agreements, this experience offers an opportunity to better understand the relationship you bring into every connection.

apply here!*

*Submitting an application does not guarantee attendance. You will complete a screening process and must be approved by the therapist and the prescriber, as some individuals or couples may not qualify based on medical or clinical factors.

This Experience May Be Especially Meaningful If:

You value exploration and personal growth but want deeper emotional intimacy
You're navigating jealousy, insecurity, comparison or fear of abandonment
You're exploring consensual non-monogamy, polyamory or open relationships
You want stronger communication and emotional connection
You find yourself repeating the same relational patterns
You want to feel a deeper connection to yourself and your partner
You're curious how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can support relational healing and growth

Why attend with a partner?

This experience is designed for individuals, but attending with a partner is highly encouraged.

Many people discover that the challenges they encounter in relationships aren't created by the relationship structure itself. They emerge from the fears, wounds, beliefs, attachment patterns and protective strategies we bring into every relationship.

When one partner becomes more aware, more regulated, and more connected to themselves, the relationship often changes as well.

Participants frequently report:

Greater emotional openness
Increased empathy and understanding
More authentic communication
Reduced defensiveness
Greater emotional safety
Deeper intimacy and connection

The journey itself is individual but the impact is often relational.

Some of what we'll explore:

Throughout this experience, participants are invited to explore

Somatic awareness and embodied mindfulness practices
Nervous system regulation and emotional safety
Relational patterns and attachment dynamics
Vulnerability, trust and emotional intimacy
Jealousy, insecurity, comparison and fear of abandonment
The connection between self-awareness and relationship satisfaction
A supported ketamine-assisted therapeutic journey
Integration practices that help transform insight into meaningful change
This experience is designed to help you reconnect with yourself through the body, the senses and a more compassionate relationship with your inner world.
Because the way we relate to ourselves shapes the way we show up in our relationships.

Why the body matters in this work...

Most relationship challenges don't live only in our thoughts.

They also live in our nervous systems.

The tightening in your chest before a difficult conversation.

The urge to withdraw when you feel vulnerable.

The anxiety that appears when connection feels uncertain.

The protective patterns that emerge when you fear being hurt.

These experiences are not simply thoughts to think differently about. They are experiences happening within the body.

That's why Love as Medicine combines ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with somatic and embodied practices designed to help participants reconnect with themselves in a deeper way.

Throughout the experience, you'll be invited to slow down, connect with your senses, listen to your body's wisdom, and explore the ways your nervous system shapes how you love and connect. There will also be invitations to do sensual embodied work with a partner.

The Research Behind This Work

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) has been widely studied for its impact on depression, trauma and emotional regulation. More recently, researchers have begun exploring how these internal shifts affect relationships and relational functioning.

Research suggests that ketamine can temporarily increase neuroplasticity, allowing the brain to become more flexible and open to new perspectives and patterns.

Emerging research on ketamine-assisted relational and couples work suggests improvements in communication, emotional openness, empathy, relationship satisfaction and the ability to navigate difficult relational dynamics.

Read the research:

While ketamine can create the conditions for insight and change, meaningful transformation happens through preparation, integration and the willingness to bring those insights back into everyday life and relationships. Read more about the research here.

The Relationship Beneath the Lifestyle

Many people discover that relationship growth doesn't end when they find the right partner, explore new experiences or create a relationship structure that aligns with their values.

In fact, those experiences often reveal new opportunities for growth.

Questions like:

Why do I struggle with jealousy even when I believe in what we're creating?
Why do I sometimes feel disconnected despite having loving relationships?
Why is vulnerability harder than I expected?
Why do certain situations activate fear, insecurity, or comparison?
Why do I keep repeating the same patterns across different relationships?

These questions aren't signs that something is wrong. Instead they're actually invitations to deeper self-understanding.

Love as Medicine for LS creates space to explore these experiences with curiosity, compassion and support... helping you better understand the emotional, relational and nervous system patterns that shape how you connect with yourself and others.

apply today!*

helpful information

who can join?

Individuals & Couples

where is it?

Downtown SLC

when is it?

July 2026

Format of the workshop:

Duration: Approximately 3.5–4 hours

Setting: Small group, in-person ketamine-assisted psychotherapy experience

Designed For: Individuals seeking deeper self-awareness, healing, and relational growth. While this is an individual therapeutic experience, attending with a partner is highly encouraged.

How the Medicine Works:

You’ll meet with a trusted ketamine provider in advance to complete a medical screening and receive a legal prescription (facilitated through our referral process). You’ll bring your prescribed ketamine with you to the workshop. This allows us to keep the therapeutic focus on connection, healing and safety.

Safety & Screening:

This workshop is not a couples experiencing significant relationship crisis or active conflict. We welcome couples of all genders, sexual orientations and relationship structures who feel safe to explore together.

Workshop Investment: $450 per person | Attending with a partner? Receive $50 off per person

This includes:

A 30-minute medical consultation with our experienced, licensed ketamine provider
A 30-minute virtual preparation session with your facilitator
A 3.5–4 hour in-person ketamine workshop in a trauma-informed, intimate setting
Somatic and embodied connection practices
Creative materials, grounding tools and light refreshments

Optional add ons:

Post-workshop virtual integration session (30 min, virtual): $75
Ongoing Couples Integration Support: $150 per 50-minute virtual session or ✨ 3-session integration package: $395 (save $55)* Available only to those who have attended the Love as Medicine ketamine workshop.

You'll be fully supported through preparation, the journey itself and integration... with care, clarity and professionalism.

Please Note:
- The cost of the prescribed ketamine is not included. You’ll fill your prescription through a licensed compounding pharmacy, which will ship the medication directly to you. This typically ranges from $80–$120 per person, depending on dosage and pharmacy fees.
- Details and payment instructions will be sent to your email after you submit an application and are approved for the workshop.

Safety & Screening

Participant safety is our highest priority.

This workshop is not a fit for individuals in active addiction, individuals experiencing certain medical or psychiatric conditions, or couples experiencing significant relationship crisis or active conflict.

We welcome participants of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship structures.

Because ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is not appropriate for everyone, participation requires: