Trauma-informed ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in San Diego, CA
Rapid relief. Deeper insight.
Lasting transformation.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, integrated with compassionate, trauma-informed care.
You've done the work. You're still searching for the breakthrough.
Maybe you've spent years in talk therapy, naming your pain–and still feel stuck. Maybe you’ve never tried therapy before, but something in you knows that you need a different approach. Maybe medication helped a little, or not at all. Maybe you're tired of managing symptoms instead of actually healing.
You don't need another explanation for what's wrong. You need a way in–to the parts of yourself that words alone can’t reach.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy offers a different kind of access–softening the walls that keep painful memories just out of reach, so deeper work can happen. Opening the door to your own wisdom, your own heart, your own wholeness. Not instead of therapy, but through it, held in a safe, sacred space by a compassionate guide every step of the way.
It's time to heal, reconnect, and rise.
When Love Feels Hard,
Couples Therapy Can Help
Maybe you’ve tried to work things out on your own, but nothing seems to change. Or maybe you’re in a newer relationship and want to build a strong foundation from the start.
No matter where you are in your journey, we can help you:
Get unstuck from those arguments that seem to happen over and over
Repair trust or resolve resentment from past hurts
Deepen your emotional and physical intimacy
Get on the same page as you face life transitions, like parenting stress, changing jobs or aging parents
Hi, I’m Lisa Kemble, LMFT
I know how important your relationship is to you. You want to feel close again, to communicate without the same old arguments, and to feel truly seen and understood by their partner.
My approach is grounded in attachment-based therapy, and the Gottman Method, which means we’ll focus on creating the kind of connection that actually helps relationships thrive long-term, not just look for a quick fix.
I’ll help you identify the heart of the matter, see your cycles of disconnection more clearly, and find your way back to each other. Whether you want to communicate better, deepen your intimacy or repair past hurts, we can help you strengthen your relationship and create a more satisfying and vibrant connection.
FAQs
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Couples therapy can be a good option for any couple that seeks to improve their relationship, whether you’re dating, considering marriage, or have been together long term. If you’re curious about the process, feel free to reach out to us at the contact page below to schedule a free phone consultation where we can answer any questions you might have. We see couples of all different genders and sexual orientations.
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The Gottman Method is an evidence-based approach to couples therapy that helps partners improve communication, manage conflict, and deepen intimacy. It’s based on decades of research into what makes relationships last and what helps couples thrive.
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We like to think of therapy like getting a personal trainer, but for your relationship. According to the American Psychological Association, psychotherapy has also been shown to help approximately three-quarters of the peoplewho try it. What’s more, they note that about 80% of people who tried some type of psychotherapy feel better after therapy ends than people who never attended therapy. If doubts persist, sign up for a free consultation below. We’re happy to answer any questions or address concerns. In addition, seeking individual therapy can still lead to significant changes in your relationship. We’re here to support you either way.
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This depends greatly on the couple, how significant the changes are that you seek to make, and the history that each person brings to the relationship. Typically, couples who commit to at least six months of regular sessions will see significant changes in their relationship.
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Not at all! One of the myths about therapy is that therapy is just for people in crisis or with serious problems, when in fact, there are many reasons to begin therapy. Some couples feel relatively happy and satisfied in their relationship, but want to work on better communication, increased intimacy, navigating life changes together effectively, etc.
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We can definitely meet online, but you do have to be in the same space. Couples therapy works best when you can sit near each other and look into each other’s eyes.
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We don’t, actually, but we have significant relationship experience and we are well equipped to see you individually as you navigate your breakup, uncoupling, or divorce process.
Give your relationship
the care it deserves.
Get in touch to schedule a free 15 minute consultation.