Ketamine Integration Therapy

Ketamine treatment opens a unique window of neuroplasticity, where deep emotions and insights can surface. Having a skilled guide at your side makes all the difference. Our specialized 4-week program, developed by experienced ketamine therapists, helps you process these experiences, gain lasting clarity, and feel supported every step of the way. Covered by insurance and most patients pay just $20!

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Quick Overview

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What is the Ketamine TRAC?

Our Ketamine TRAC is a 4-week therapy program designed to run alongside your ketamine treatment. While the medicine opens a short window of neuroplasticity and emotional processing, our therapists help you make sense of the experience, deepen your insights, and carry them into lasting change. Each week, you’ll meet with a therapist trained in ketamine integration who will guide you through preparation, reflection, and practical tools for daily life.

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Why It Matters

Ketamine can provide rapid relief, but without integration, patients may struggle to sustain progress. The TRAC helps transform short-term insights into durable, meaningful change through guided therapy.

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How It Works

Patients meet virtually for weekly 50-minute sessions. Each week builds on the last—moving from preparation and intention setting, to processing early experiences, recognizing patterns, and building a sustainable integration plan.

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Weekly Breakdown Timeline

Week 1: Preparation & Intention Setting

Explore hopes, fears, and goals. Learn about ketamine and integration. Set intentions for the journey.

Week 2: Processing Early Experiences

Reflect on initial ketamine sessions. Identify themes and emotions. Practice journaling and grounding.

Week 3: Patterns, Insights & Emotional Themes

Connect ketamine experiences to life patterns. Reframe narratives and strengthen coping strategies.

Week 4: Integration & Moving Forward

Consolidate insights, create an integration plan, and build sustainable practices for lasting change.

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Meet Your Provider

We connect you to a carefully curated network of therapists vetted for clinical excellence and superior patient experience. With a wide variety of specialities, backgrounds, and personalities, you’ll always find someone in tune with your individual needs.

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Conditions We Treat

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  • A person holding their head in distress against a red background, with the words "Trauma & PTSD" in white text at the top.
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FAQs

  • Dua Health is a modern, online therapy platform designed for working professionals seeking support for depression, anxiety, relationships, and work-life balance. Our virtual therapy sessions make it easy to get the help you need, when you need it. Plus, we’re expanding! In-office locations will be opening later in 2025.

  • We connect you to a Dua therapist for virtual sessions that fit your schedule. Sign up, choose a provider, and start your therapy journey—all from the comfort of your home.

  • Our therapists are licensed professionals, carefully selected for their expertise in various mental health concerns. We only hire the best to ensure you receive high-quality, compassionate care.

  • Yes! We accept insurance and are constantly adding more plans. To check if we accept your insurance, text or call us at (512) 270-0044.

  • Pricing depends on your insurance coverage. For those paying out of pocket, therapy sessions are $100 per session with flexible payment options available.

  • Yes! We follow strict HIPAA-compliant protocols to ensure your personal and session data remain private and protected.

  • New patients can call or text us at (512) 270-0044 to check insurance coverage and get matched with a therapist. Returning patients can book or reschedule directly through the Dua Health website.