Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy is now searchable, filterable, and findable — before you ever sign up.
If you’ve been researching ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for depression or anxiety, you’ve likely hit a wall: finding a therapist who is trained, licensed, available, takes your insurance, and will actually stay with you during the dosing session is harder than it should be.
Journey Clinical — the largest KAP platform in the United States — has solved this with a fully public, nationwide therapist directory that requires no account, no sign-up, and no commitment. You can browse, filter, and contact a licensed KAP therapist right now at my.journeyclinical.com/directory.
“Finding a KAP therapist shouldn’t require navigating a broken system."
By The Numbers
Journey Clinical’s directory puts the patient in control from the very first click. By the Numbers
• 2,500+ licensed KAP therapists nationwide
• 26 states covered (and growing to be soon nationwide!)
• 87% of patients improve depression and anxiety symptoms after 2 medical visits
• 20+ insurance plans accepted
What Is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy?
KAP combines medically supervised ketamine with structured psychotherapy.
Unlike IV ketamine infusion clinics where you receive treatment alone, KAP has a licensed therapist present with you throughout the dosing session. They prepare you beforehand and help you integrate the experience afterward — which research suggests produces more durable, lasting improvements than ketamine alone. Read the full comparison guide of how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy compares to other ketamine treatments.
Journey Clinical’s model gives you a dedicated care team: their in-house medical team handles medical eligibility, treatment plan and prescriptions, and outcome monitoring, while you choose your own therapist from their nationwide network for the psychotherapy component. If you are curious to learn more about their care model, read the full blog on their collaborative care model.
The Directory: What You Can Search and Filter
The directory at my.journeyclinical.com/directory is fully public. No account required.
You can filter by:
Location — Select your state from 26 available states, or enter your zip code to find therapists near you.
Insurance — Filter by your specific plan to see which therapists are in-network before contacting anyone.
Specialty — Filter by therapeutic approach, condition, or community.Format — Choose fully remote, fully in-person, or both.
Modality — Individual, couples, group, retreats, self-guided, or low-dose psycholytic sessions.
Contact direct — Message therapists from the directory before committing to anything.
Specialties: What These Therapists Treat
Conditions
Depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, bipolar disorder, OCD, eating disorders, addiction, substance abuse, chronic pain, grief, postpartum, sleep and insomnia, sex addiction, relationship issues.
Therapeutic Approaches
EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing, somatic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), psychoanalysis, mindfulness, transpersonal therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), AEDP, hypnotherapy, neurofeedback, integrative therapy, existential therapy, interpersonal therapy, solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), neuro-linguistic therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), experiential therapy, family and marital therapy
Communities and Identities
LGBTQ+, transgender and non-binary, BIPOC, neurodivergent, veterans and first responders, seniors, couples, spirituality, hospice and end-of-life care, attachment
Read our full guide on KAP for anxiety, depression and PTSD/trauma (coming soon!).
Insurance Coverage: Who Pays for KAP?
Journey Clinical now accepts insurance in 21 states. Therapists in the directory accept the following plans:
Aetna, Cigna/Evernorth, UnitedHealthcare, Oscar Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, Medicaid, Anthem Blue Cross, Carelon Behavioral Health (Anthem/Elevance), Carelon Behavioral Health (Empire/Elevance), EmblemHealth, Healthfirst, Optum, Harvard Pilgrim, Allways, Health Net, Kaiser Permanente, Lifewise, Moda Health, Premera, Tufts (Commercial), UMR, Point 32, Enthea, and out-of-pocket
Note: medical visits and psychotherapy are billed separately. Filter by your insurance in the directory to see which therapists are in-network for the therapy component.
KAP Modalities: How Sessions Are Delivered
The main KAP modalities in the directory include:
Individual in-person — Your therapist is physically present with you throughout the dosing session at their private practice.
Individual remote — Your therapist joins via Zoom for the full session. A trusted chaperone must be physically present with you at home.
Group in-person — Small group setting with a therapist present. Generally lower cost than individual sessions.
Group remote — Virtual group KAP session in a facilitated online setting.
Retreats — Multi-day immersive KAP experiences, often combining group and individual sessions.
Couples — KAP designed for two partners, with a therapist facilitating both experiences together.
Pricing: What Does KAP Cost at Journey Clinical?
KAP has two separate cost streams: medical (Journey Clinical’s team) and psychotherapy (your chosen therapist).
Full 4–6 month course with insurance — Estimated $1,400–$1,900 - broken down into:
- Initial medical consultation, treatment plan, and medication for 2 sessions — Self pay: $362; With insurance: $112 for non-covered services (including medication), plus any applicable copay, coinsurance, or deductible for your intake appointment
- Psychotherapy sessions (preparation, dosing, integration) — Varies by therapist, often partially or fully covered by insurance
- Ongoing medical treatment — $358With insurance: $208 for non-covered services (medication), plus any applicable copay, coinsurance, or deductible for your follow-up appointment
- Psychiatric medication management — No extra charge when combined with KAP
Payment plans and financing are available. If you are not approved for KAP after your medical consultation, you receive a refund.
Read our full blog on pricing and insurance for all detailed questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Journey Clinical have a public therapist directory?
Yes. The directory at my.journeyclinical.com/directory is fully public and nationwide. No account or sign-up required. Browse, filter, and contact therapists freely before committing to anything.
Can I choose my own therapist?
Yes. Choosing your therapist is a core part of the Journey Clinical model. You browse the directory, select based on your preferences, and contact them directly.
Will a therapist be with me during the ketamine session?
Yes, for in-person and remote KAP. For in-person sessions the therapist is physically present. For remote sessions the therapist joins via Zoom and a trusted chaperone must be physically with you. Self-guided KAP is the exception — the therapist checks in before and after only.
What states is Journey Clinical available in?
CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, TN, TX, VA, WA, WI, and WY. They are planning to be open nationwide this year.
Is KAP safe?
KAP is considered safe when administered under medical supervision with a licensed therapist present. Journey Clinical’s medical team screens all patients for contraindications before treatment. Common temporary side effects include dizziness, nausea, and mild dissociation during the session.
How is Journey Clinical different from IV ketamine clinics?
IV ketamine clinics typically administer ketamine without a therapist present. Journey Clinical’s KAP model requires a licensed therapist for preparation, dosing, and integration (read the full guide on set and setting, preparation and integration)— which research suggests produces more durable improvements. Journey Clinical also accepts insurance and uses oral ketamine lozenges rather than IV infusions.
Ready to find your KAP therapist?Browse licensed KAP therapists nationwide at my.journeyclinical.com/directory — filter by your insurance, specialty, and location. No sign-up required.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any new treatment.