Trainings & Events

Why Group Ketamine Therapy?

Ketamine can be a powerful catalyst for insight, emotional release and renewed connection with self. But meaningful change rarely happens in isolation. Healing in community offers something uniquely transformative: shared presence, resonance and the reminder that we don’t have to carry everything alone.

This group ketamine intensive weaves together medicine work, relational connection, embodied practices and thoughtful integration. Many participants share that being in community is one of the most impactful parts of the process: experiencing resonance, companionship and shared humanity while moving through their inner landscape.

This offering is designed for people who want depth, connection and a structured therapeutic space held by experienced clinicians.

Who This Intensive Is For

This experience may be a supportive fit if you:

• Feel emotionally exhausted, overwhelmed or disconnected from yourself

• Are navigating burnout, compassion fatigue or chronic stress

• Struggle with over-functioning, perfectionism or people‑pleasing

• Are moving through a major life transition, loss or identity shift

• Long for clarity, grounding or a renewed sense of meaning

• Have engaged in therapy and want to explore deeper layers of insight

• Crave community, connection and shared healing experiences

Whether you’re a helping professional, caregiver, creative, leader or someone who simply wants to dive deeper, this intensive offers space to slow down, reconnect and explore new possibilities for healing.

Your Facilitators

Renee E. Duricy, LCSW 

Renee is a trauma‑informed therapist with over 20 years of experience supporting clients in reconnecting with their inner wisdom. She integrates IFS, ACT, DBT and mindfulness‑based approaches, offering a steady, grounded presence. Renee is LGBTQIA+ allied and committed to creating spaces where people can show up authentically. Her facilitation emphasizes empowerment, compassion, and deep respect for each person’s process.

Nick Griffin, LPC

Nick is a warm, collaborative therapist with a background in education and youth development. He specializes in trauma, stress, and depression, integrating CBT, EMDR, mindfulness and narrative therapy. His presence is steady and supportive, helping participants explore their experiences with curiosity and self‑trust. Nick’s facilitation centers empowerment, clarity and meaningful integration.

Lesley Fulton, LPCC

Lesley is a queer‑affirming, trauma-informed therapist who integrates somatic therapy, IFS and relational‑cultural therapy with a steady, grounding presence. She supports LGBTQIA+ folks, trauma survivors and people moving through identity shifts, relationship challenges and other complex transitions. Her facilitation style centers autonomy, consent, accessibility and attunement to the body’s story whether it’s holding trauma, grief or emerging intuition.

What the Day Includes

This immersive experience includes preparation, a medicine session and integration—all held in a safe, intentional, professionally facilitated space.

Schedule

12:00–12:15pm – Arrival & settling in
12:15–1:00pm – Group preparation
1:00–1:30pm – Break & space setup
1:30–3:30pm – Ketamine journey
3:30–4:00pm – Break
4:00–5:00pm – Group integration

Investment

$350 for the intensive + the cost of medical evaluation fee and medication prescription (covered by some insurance providers)

What’s Included

• Pre‑group screening

• 30‑minute medical evaluation (paid separately)

• Three experienced facilitators with advanced KAP training

• Clinical oversight throughout the intensive

• Ceremony + grounding practices

• Group preparation + integration

• Optional virtual integration session one week later for an additional fee

FAQs

What can I expect on the day?

You’ll arrive at 12:00pm to settle in. We begin with gentle group connection, orientation and preparation. The day includes three main sections—prep, medicine, and integration—with breaks for rest, stretching and fresh air.

What should I bring?

We provide mats, eyeshades and headphones. You’re encouraged to bring anything that supports comfort: blankets, pillows, grounding objects, preferred eyeshades, etc. Light snacks and beverages are provided.

Can I drive myself?

No. A ride to and from the intensive is required. Participants cannot drive after ketamine administration.

Is payment refundable?

The medical evaluation fee is non-refundable. If you cancel on or before Friday, October 23, 2026, you’ll receive a 50% refund for the Group Ketamine Intensive. After that date, no refund is issued.  If the group is cancelled or postponed, you have the option to receive a full refund, transfer to a future group or schedule a 1:1 ketamine session with one of the group facilitators.  

Ready to Join Us?

Space is limited. If you’re feeling drawn toward this process, or want to learn more before registering, please reach out so we can connect. We’re happy to help you determine whether this experience aligns with your needs and intentions.

For questions reach out to Nick Griffin, LPC 719-657-7383 nick@fullcycletherapy.com