Patient Reading Path
Optional Reading for Patients Considering KAP
Educational reading is optional — it has no bearing on your clinical care. These resources are offered simply to help you understand the treatment model before a KAP orientation call.
Reading Is Optional
There is no required reading before an orientation call or formal evaluation. Many patients begin without having read anything — and that is completely fine. The manuals are offered for those who prefer to understand the treatment structure before their first clinical conversation.
Where to Start: Beginner IM KAP Manual
If you would like to read something before your orientation call, the most suitable starting point is the Beginner IM KAP Manual — What Is Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)? It is written for general readers and does not require any medical or clinical background.
Patient-Friendly Topics Covered
- What KAP is and how it differs from simply receiving a ketamine infusion
- Why preparation sessions are a core part of the therapeutic model
- What to expect during an IM ketamine session
- Why integration — what happens after the session — is as important as the session itself
- Who KAP may be appropriate for, and what evaluation involves
- Safety considerations and candidacy screening
Ready to Learn About KAP?
If you're considering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy in Tel Aviv, start with a free KAP orientation call — not a book. The call is informational; if you wish to continue, you may receive a secure portal invitation for intake, which a clinician reviews before any formal evaluation.
Educational Resource Disclaimer
These books and website materials are educational resources only. They do not provide individualized medical advice, establish a doctor-patient relationship, determine eligibility for ketamine treatment, or replace a formal psychiatric evaluation. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is not appropriate for everyone. Candidacy is determined through clinical screening, review of medical and psychiatric history, and individualized psychiatric assessment.