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Meet Our Practitioners

A collective of experienced therapists and healers dedicated to helping you reconnect, heal, and thrive.

Seaghan Coleman

LCSW-R

Seaghan is a master therapist, consultant, and trainer who specializes in trauma and sustainable growth. He works with individuals seeking lasting transformation and is currently welcoming new clients.

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Colleen Aloian

LMHC

Colleen is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with expertise in neuropsychology and over ten years of clinical experience. She provides holistic counseling that helps individuals move beyond the struggles of their past.

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Karina Burgin

LMT

Trina is a dedicated massage therapist with over 17 years of experience who operates Body Solace Massage Studio, offering personalized therapeutic bodywork and Tibetan sound bowl therapy with a holistic approach to wellness and healing.

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Lindan Mark Jones

LMSW, JD, MA

able to provide assistance through various evidence-based interventions, including trauma informed counseling, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (Mindfulness), and ACT.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP)?

Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy combines the safe use of ketamine with guided talk therapy to help individuals process emotions, reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and trauma, and promote long-term healing.

Is ketamine therapy safe?

Yes. When self-administered in a therapeutic setting with continuous monitoring by a trained therapist, ketamine therapy is considered safe and effective. Our prescribing team at Journey Clinical carefully screens all patients for medical contraindications, and your therapist remains present throughout your entire dosing session to ensure your safety and support.

What conditions can ketamine therapy help with?

Research shows ketamine therapy can help with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and trauma. It's also effective for grief and loss, medical trauma, ruminating thoughts, self-esteem issues, and existential concerns. The enhanced neuroplasticity created by ketamine can support deep therapeutic work for a wide range of mental health conditions.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept insurance for therapy services. Preparation and integration sessions are covered by insurance (plus your copay). For dosing sessions, 1 hour is covered by insurance (plus copay), with the remaining 2 hours billed as self-pay ($500). Journey Clinical's medical consultation and prescribing services also accept insurance, with options for both insured and uninsured rates.

What should I expect during a ketamine dosing session?

Dosing sessions are 3 hours and take place in a comfortable, supportive environment. After checking blood pressure and pulse, you'll self-administer sublingual ketamine tablets. Our team will remain present throughout your entire experience. We'll provide music and eye shades to support your internal journey, and once the effects wear off, we'll process and integrate what emerged during the session—all in the same appointment.

Can I drive after a session?

No. Because ketamine affects perception and motor function, you’ll need a trusted friend, family member, or ride service to take you home after each session.

Is ketamine addictive?

While ketamine does have potential for misuse, the risk of addiction in a therapeutic setting is very low. We use carefully controlled doses, medical screening to identify any risk factors, and a structured treatment schedule with built-in integration time between sessions. Our prescribing team monitors your progress throughout treatment, and your therapist remains present during all dosing sessions to ensure safe, intentional use focused on healing rather than escape.

Do the effects and benefits last after the medicine wears off?

Yes. While the immediate ketamine experience lasts a few hours, the therapeutic benefits often extend well beyond that. Ketamine creates a neuroplastic state that allows your brain to form new neural pathways and perspectives—and these changes can persist with proper integration work. Many clients experience sustained symptom relief, particularly from depression and anxiety. The integration sessions we do after dosing help you consolidate insights and apply them to your life, supporting lasting change rather than just temporary relief.

What is the difference between KAP and ketamine infusion?

The main difference is the integration of psychotherapy. Ketamine infusions are typically administered intravenously in medical settings focused primarily on symptom relief, often without therapeutic support during or after the experience.KAP (Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy) uses sublingual tablets that you self-administer while your therapist remains present throughout the entire session. We incorporate preparation sessions to set intentions, provide support during your experience, and dedicate significant time to integration work—processing what emerged and connecting it to your healing goals. This therapeutic framework helps transform the ketamine experience from just medication into a catalyst for lasting psychological change and personal growth.

What is a ketamine experience like?

Every person's experience is unique, but most people describe a sense of deep relaxation and an altered state of consciousness where thoughts, emotions, and memories can surface more freely. You might experience visual or auditory changes, a sense of detachment from your body, shifts in your perception of time, or profound insights about yourself and your life.Some experiences feel peaceful and expansive, while others involve processing difficult emotions or memories—both can be therapeutic. The ketamine creates a space where your usual psychological defenses soften, allowing you to explore your inner world with less resistance.You'll remain conscious and safe throughout, and I'll be right there with you the entire time. We set intentions beforehand and create a comfortable environment so you can surrender to whatever your experience brings, knowing you're supported and that we'll process it together afterward.

Does everyone experience the same thing?

No—ketamine experiences are highly individual and can vary even for the same person across different sessions. Not everyone has a visual or profound journey. Some people have deeply emotional experiences, others gain intellectual insights, and some describe a peaceful, meditative state. A few people may feel relatively little during the session but notice shifts in their thoughts and emotions in the days that follow.

What matters most isn't the intensity or nature of your experience, but how we work with whatever emerges. Even seemingly "quiet" sessions often yield meaningful material for integration. Your experience will be uniquely yours, shaped by your intentions, what you're working through, and where you are in your healing journey.

A Collective Path to Healing & Growth

Ready to Grow Your Practice in a Calm, Professional Space?

Compassionate Care and Transformative Therapies

Safe, Supportive, and Evidence-Based Healing

A Healing Space Unlike Any Other

Meet Our Practitioners

Seaghan Coleman

LCSW-R

Colleen Aloian

LMHC

Karina Burgin

LMT

Lindan Mark Jones

LMSW, JD, MA

Frequently Asked Questions

Rediscover Balance.
Reconnect With Yourself.

A Collective Path to Healing & Growth

Ready to Grow Your Practice in a Calm, Professional Space?

Compassionate Care and Transformative Therapies

Safe, Supportive, and Evidence-Based Healing

A Healing Space Unlike Any Other

Meet Our Practitioners

Seaghan Coleman

LCSW-R

Colleen Aloian

LMHC

Karina Burgin

LMT

Lindan Mark Jones

LMSW, JD, MA

Frequently Asked Questions

Rediscover Balance.Reconnect With Yourself.

Rediscover Balance.
Reconnect With Yourself.