KAP and Substance Use: Clinical and Personal Considerations
KAP and Substance Use: Clinical and Personal Considerations
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Substance use history — active addiction, active sobriety, complicated relationships with alcohol or drugs — is one of the most common and most nuanced considerations in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Whether you are a clinician thinking through a client's candidacy, or someone personally considering KAP and wondering how your own history fits into that picture, this is a conversation worth having with someone who knows this work well.
This 15-minute video addresses that question directly — the clinical considerations, how to think through harm reduction and safety, and what a thoughtful, experienced KAP clinician actually weighs when this comes up.
It is also an opportunity to get a feel for how Karen approaches KAP clinically — her framework, her thinking, her vibe — before investing in any of her larger training or supervision offerings.
From Karen L. Smith, MSS, LCSW — author of Prepare Yourself, Your Clients and Your Practice: A Step-by-Step Guide to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, and clinical director of Full Living.
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