A New Approach to Healing Together
When traditional therapy reaches its limits, KAP opens new pathways — together.
A shared path back to each other
Lowers defensiveness
Low-dose ketamine gently dissolves the walls that keep couples stuck in the same patterns.
Builds new pathways
Increased neuroplasticity and glutamate activity create space for fresh perspectives and new ways of relating.
Deepens empathy
Partners experience greater understanding and compassion for each other in a safe, supported container.
Evidence-based methods
Sessions integrate Imago and Emotionally Focused Therapy frameworks for lasting relational change.
You may recognize yourselves here
- Couples caught in familiar arguments with no progress or relief despite years of trying
- Partners who have tried traditional couples therapy with limited results
- Those seeking a deeper connection and renewed sense of partnership in a supported clinical setting
Lauren Capone, MA, LMHC
Lauren knows firsthand that restoring a relationship is possible — because she has lived it herself. That experience is at the heart of everything she brings to her clients.
Trained at NYU in Mental Health and Wellness Counseling, Lauren has pursued advanced training in Imago Relationship Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, and inner child work. She is also a former yoga teacher, weaving meditation, breathwork, and somatic awareness into her practice.
Lauren is trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy through Polaris Insight Center, one of the leading KAP training programs in the country.
Her approach is warm, curious, and deeply relational. Clients describe their sessions as a reset — an hour to step back, gain clarity, and return to their lives with greater ease and self-understanding.
Lauren's deepest desire is to help people better understand themselves and build the loving, connected relationships they are capable of having.
Two ways to begin
Couples KAP Session
A guided ketamine-assisted session designed to interrupt entrenched patterns and open space for repair.
Individual intake
60 min each, one-on-one, to establish history and goals.
Couples prep
60 min together, setting relational intentions.
Medicine session
3 hours. Low-dose ketamine, IM, with talk-through support.
Couples integration
75 min together, processing and anchoring the experience.
Couples Intensive Retreat
Bring one issue to work through. Reconnect, feel closer, and leave with tools to sustain the shift.
Couples intake
1.5 hours together, building the roadmap.
Medicine sessions
Two 3-hour sessions, IM ketamine.
Integration, together & apart
Two 75–90 min couples integrations, plus one 60 min individual session each.
Massage
60 min each, somatic integration.
Day 2 — Medicine session 2 → Massage for both partners → Couples integration.