Utah Trauma & Addiction Centers

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy in Eagle Mountain, Utah

Utah Trauma & Addiction Centers offers ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) as part of its integrated treatment continuum — one option among many, used where clinically appropriate for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance-use concerns. KAP at UTAC is not a standalone quick fix: it is administered under clinical supervision and paired with psychotherapy, inside the same assessment-led, individualized plan that guides every level of care here. Whether KAP has a place in your plan is a clinical decision made with you, starting with a confidential assessment.

Eagle Mountain, Utah campus (801) 766-2233 — 24/7

Program fit, availability, cost, and insurance are confirmed directly with the center during the intake conversation.

What's included

  • Offered within the full continuum — residential, PHP, IOP, GOP, and aftercare
  • Administered under clinical supervision and paired with psychotherapy
  • Considered for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance-use concerns where clinically appropriate
  • Candidacy determined through a confidential clinical assessment — never assumed
  • One coordinated plan: KAP alongside EMDR, family therapy, and other treatment approaches

Who it's for

  • People whose depression, anxiety, or PTSD has not responded to previous approaches
  • Those already considering treatment who want to understand every available option
  • Families researching what a modern, integrated treatment program can include
  • Anyone wanting a clinical conversation about whether KAP is appropriate for them

Call the admissions team about program fit and availability

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) FAQs

What is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy?

KAP pairs clinically supervised ketamine administration with structured psychotherapy. At UTAC it is offered within the broader treatment plan — alongside approaches like EMDR and family therapy — rather than as a standalone service.

Is ketamine appropriate in addiction treatment?

That question deserves a careful, individual answer. KAP is used where clinically appropriate, under supervision, and inside a coordinated recovery plan. The confidential assessment weighs your history, safety, and goals before KAP is ever considered — call (801) 766-2233 to talk it through.

How do I find out if KAP is right for me or my loved one?

Start with the confidential assessment. The clinical team reviews your situation and recommends the level of care and the approaches that fit — which may or may not include KAP. Program details, availability, cost, and insurance are confirmed directly with the center.

How do I know which level of care is right?

An assessment with the center determines that. Call (801) 766-2233 — the line is answered 24/7 — and the team will walk you through a confidential clinical and financial assessment before recommending a level of care.

What does treatment cost, and is insurance accepted?

Program fit, availability, cost, and insurance are confirmed directly with the center during the intake conversation. Call (801) 766-2233 and the team will go over your specific situation.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) near you

Serving Utah and Salt Lake County communities from the Eagle Mountain campus — and every conversation can start with a phone call.

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Ask about ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (kap)

Call (801) 766-2233 — answered 24/7 — or send a confidential request. An assessment with the center determines the right level of care.

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