Greg Mendoza

I work from a place of curiosity, free from judgment. In the beginning we will spend time getting to know each other and clarifying your reason for seeking treatment. It is important for us to be on the same page about what you are hoping to accomplish in therapy in order for our work to be productive. I've found that Ketamine-Assisted psychotherapy is most transformative and impactful if undertaken in the context of an ongoing therapeutic relationship, but can sometimes lead to powerful rapid change in a short term treatment as well. Preparation and integration sessions are vital to this work, whether we are doing KAP work together, or for people doing self-guided medicine work/ceremonial medicine work with plant or fungal medicine in their personal life. I also have a passion for couples work and have found that helping partners understand each other and their patterns in a new way can be liberating and invigorating. Sometimes medicine sessions with a couple can help partners access a well of love and appreciation for each other that was previously blocked due to chronic disappointment, frustration and disconnection.