It’s common to feel unsure where to begin in a therapy session. Some people come in with a specific topic to unpack or a long list to discuss, while others come to therapy knowing they “need help” but may not have the language to describe their experience just yet. It...
There is a particular quality to the air inside the Simply Being Therapy office in Berry Hill, Nashville. It is the kind of space that seems designed not just for comfort, but for permission — permission to slow down, to exhale, to arrive exactly as you are....
Maybe you wake up tired — not just physically, but in that deeper way that rest never seems to fix. Maybe you find yourself reacting to things with an intensity that surprises even you, or pulling away from people you love without fully understanding why. Maybe you’ve...
Everyone online seems to have one of two opinions about ketamine: • Ketamine is a miracle cure. • Ketamine is just a legal way for people to do drugs. Neither is true. I’ve worked with ketamine for eight years—as both a prescribing clinician and...
You’ve done the work. You’ve read the books, and you may have been through a few rounds of couples therapy. You’ve learned a lot. You can recite your own patterns. You know who pursues and who withdraws, and where the conversations tend to go sideways. And yet,...
When people think about Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), they often focus on the medicine session itself. While the ketamine experience can be profound, much of the healing happens afterward—in the integration process. KAP is unique because it works through both...
