Through our membership, you have access to a dedicated medical team, insurance pathways, didactic and experiential training, resources, and community to help your clients experience meaningful clinical outcomes.
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If you're exploring how to integrate psychedelic-assisted therapies into your practice, our guide walks you through the training, education, and steps involved in getting started. Read: How to Become a Psychedelic Therapist.
Members must be licensed mental health professionals in good standing.
Step 1 — Get Trained & Onboarded: Get portal access and complete didactic, experiential, and protocol training (we accept CIIS, Polaris, MAPS, Fluence, Alchemy, and others for the didactic portion). Insurance credentialing is optional. Most therapists see clients within 3 months.
Step 2 — Meet Your Medical Team: Refer clients through your portal — we handle eligibility, treatment plans, prescriptions, and outcome monitoring through collaborative care. We're in network with major commercial payers for all medical services. Offerings include KAP, Spravato, medication management, and new FDA-approved psychedelic treatments coming soon.
Step 3 — Deliver Care: Deliver preparation, dosing, and integration sessions in your practice, with our medical team available throughout. Learn more about Preparation, Dosing and Integration.
Step 4 — Grow With the Community: Connect through consultation groups, forums, mentorship, supervision, and meetups.
Collaborative care means our medical team and your practice work together to deliver treatment, while you provide psychotherapy, including preparation and integration sessions.
This model is designed to deliver personalized treatment plans and the highest quality of care, meeting your clients' individual needs and improving long-term clinical outcomes. Learn more about our Collaborative Care Model.
Our medical team supports:
Medication management can complement any of the above or stand alone. We're in network with major commercial payers, and medical consultations are typically covered by insurance. See our current list of accepted insurance providers.
Patient eligibility for treatment is up to the sole discretion of Journey Clinical's medical team, confirmed after an initial intake consultation (sometimes with additional medical clearances).
Indication: All services require a psychiatric diagnosis, though the specific diagnosis varies by treatment:
Age: Patients must be 18 or older.
Location: We currently serve CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, IL, IN, MD, ME, MA, MI, MN, MT, NY, NJ, NV, OH, OR, PA, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, and WY. Spravato availability also depends on having an in-network certified clinic nearby.
During intake, our medical team reviews each patient's medical and psychiatric history, walks through a risk/benefit framework, and screens for contraindications — seeking outside medical clearance when needed. If a patient is eligible, our medical team prescribes the relevant medications and coordinates shipping with pharmacies.
Yes. You can find the current list of accepted insurance providers for medical consultations in our Insurance FAQs. Coverage varies by treatment:
KAP: Medical appointments with our providers may be covered by insurance, though ketamine medication itself is a non-covered service regardless of plan. Psychotherapy is billed separately and may be partially or fully covered depending on your practitioner and plan. See our KAP pricing calculator for a personalized cost estimate, or read our full guide on understanding the cost of KAP.
Medication management: Visits may be partially or fully covered, or not covered at all, depending on your plan.
Spravato: Typically fully covered if the patient is eligible, following prior authorization. Eligible patients may also qualify for the Spravato® withMe rebate program, which can reduce out-of-pocket costs to as low as $10 per session.
COMP360 (if approved): Insurance coverage will be determined once FDA-approved.
You may be responsible for related costs, including copay, deductible, or payment for non-covered services. Patients are responsible for verifying and understanding their eligibility and coverage. Learn more in our Insurance FAQs.
KAP is a clinical treatment model that combines medically supervised ketamine with structured psychotherapy to support deeper emotional processing and lasting mental health improvement.
Care model: Psychotherapy — preparation, dosing, and integration sessions — is a required, defining part of the model. Grounded in a strong therapeutic alliance between patient and therapist, ketamine is an adjunct to psychotherapy, not a replacement for it.
Who it's for: Most commonly used for depression (including treatment-resistant depression), anxiety, PTSD, and trauma-related conditions.
How it's delivered: Individually, with couples, in groups, or through retreat models — in person in the therapist's office or remotely via telehealth.
Learn more in our full KAP 101 guide.
When your clients make meaningful progress, your practice grows too. Join thousands of therapists building thriving KAP practices while helping clients achieve better outcomes. You break even on your Journey Clinical membership with just one KAP session a month — every session after that is additional income. For example, at a $150/hour rate for a 2.5-hour dosing session, you'd earn $375 per session, or $225 net after the $150/month membership fee. Use our therapist earnings calculator to estimate your own potential income.
A growing body of clinical research supports the use of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for a range of mental health conditions. Explore the evidence behind Ketamine in our research overview. Read: KAP Research & Evidence.