Integrative Psychiatry, Orem UT
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
You Deserve to Feel Better.
Ketamine therapy offers real hope. Whether you’re facing depression, anxiety, trauma, or OCD, expert care supports your healing. We’re happy to work with your current therapist. Relief starts now.
Are you a therapist? Learn how we collaborate with you.

What is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy?
Ketamine changes how the brain responds to depression, anxiety, and trauma, opening a window for real, lasting transformation.
Combined with psychotherapy, it creates space for deep healing, especially when other treatments haven’t worked.
Why Etherios Therapy
Insurance Accepted
Affordable care that works with your insurance.
Hands-On Support
You're never alone. We guide you before, during, and after treatment.
Medically supervised. Evidence-based. Always done the right way.
Safe & Ethical
Therapist Collaboration
We work alongside your therapist to help the care you’re already receiving.
Our Process
Find Relief For
Depression
Anxiety
Suicide Ideation
PTSD
OCD
Substance Addiction

70%
of clients
report lasting success.
Meet Your Ketamine Providers
Jamie Binks
Psychiatry, APRN, PMHNP
Regan Haight
Psychiatry, APRN, PMHNP
Insurance Accepted
Select Health Signature plan is not covered
Ketamine Therapy Pricing
Designed for Healing
Each ketamine treatment includes a full hour of support — time to ground, reconnect with your intention, and begin processing. All at no extra charge.
A portion of your treatment may be billed to insurance to reduce your cost.
What happens after treatment is even more important.
Ketamine without therapy doesn’t stick.
With your permission, we work with your Primary Therapist to support deeper integration, helping each session create lasting change.
Understand your insurance costs here
FAQ
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Yes! We encourage it. Ketamine works best when paired with ongoing therapy.
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If you're dealing with depression, PTSD, anxiety, or other chronic conditions, KAT may offer relief when other therapies have not. To determine if it's right for you, schedule a consultation with our team.
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Yes. When given by trained professionals, ketamine is safe and well-tolerated.
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When used in a controlled, therapeutic setting, ketamine has a low risk of addiction. The doses are carefully regulated, and therapy is supervised by licensed professionals to ensure safety.
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Most describe it as a deeply calming, dreamlike experience. You remain conscious, but your perception shifts.
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Many people feel relief within hours to days after treatment, especially for depression and anxiety.