Katharine Berg
Licensed Clinical Social Work (LCSW)
For over two decades, I have been drawn to the places where people feel most stuck — the moments in therapy when deeper layers call out for attention but feel just out of reach. Early in my career, I worked with individuals recovering from heroin dependence, jumping headfirst into the storm of addiction, trauma, and survival. That experience shaped my clinical lens and deepened my respect for the complexity of the human psyche. I learned firsthand that real change often happens in the darkest, most uncomfortable spaces — and it’s there that I feel most at home as a therapist.
Over time, I began seeking tools that could help clients access those shadow spaces more directly — beyond the limits of traditional talk therapy. This search led me to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), a modality that creates space to quiet the busy mind and listen inward with courage. I approach this work as a collaborative exploration — one that allows clients to engage with the parts of themselves that have long been asking for attention and care.
Recently trained in KAP, I now integrate this powerful tool into my practice. Committed to making psychedelic-assisted work more accessible, I offer sliding scale options for clients who may not be able to afford the standard fee.
Rate Breakdown
On each of the therapists’ bios appears an hourly fee. To estimate the costs of treatment you can multiply that fee by the number of hours outlined in the treatment options listed below.
Please note, many people do a variation of these treatment offerings over the course of their healing journey:
• 3hour in person Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy Session: You work with the therapist in person at the Ko-Op (1625 South Street).
• 1-3 hour Virtual Ketamine Session: You and your therapist decide what length of time you will meet online as part of your medicine session, and you’re only billed for that time. • At home medicine and the support of an individual therapist: You administer the medicine at home, on your own, in safe setting, and then meet with your therapist (in person or virtually) for Integration Sessions (50 min processing sessions) 1-4 times a month.• At home medicine and the support of the Integration Group: You administer your medicine at home, on your own, in a safe setting, and then attend a biweekly virtual Psychedelic Psychotherapy processing group led by a therapist. .