Melanie Warning Ketamine Therapy — Psychotherapist in Denver, CO
Phone+1720-459-9521
Websitemelwarning.com
Melanie Warning is a psychotherapist in Denver, Colorado, specializing in Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAP). Her approach integrates somatic practices, ritual, and therapeutic presence to facilitate healing. KAP combines low-dose ketamine with guided therapeutic support, aiming to soften defenses and allow deeper emotional material to surface for integration. Melanie works with clients seeking to address conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma, fostering psychological flexibility and resilience. Sessions are typically 2-3 hours long, with a recommended series of 3-6 sessions for cumulative healing. Her practice is grounded in body-based awareness and trauma-informed somatic support.
Best for
- Individuals seeking ketamine-assisted therapy
- Clients with depression, anxiety, or trauma
- Those interested in somatic and body-based approaches
- Individuals seeking to disrupt entrenched thought patterns
| Key services | Ketamine-Assisted Therapy, Somatic Psychotherapy, Trauma-Informed Therapy, EMDR, Ritual-Based Therapy |
| Tags | ketamine therapy, psychotherapy, somatic therapy, trauma therapy, anxiety treatment, depression treatment, EMDR, boulder therapist, denver therapist, mental health |
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