Psychiatrist-Led Services in Tel Aviv
Mindful Pathways offers two distinct psychiatrist-led pathways: Tel Aviv KAP as the primary ketamine-assisted psychotherapy service, and limited-scope psychiatric consultation or second opinion as a secondary service.
Tel Aviv KAP
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy — a Mindful Pathways service. A structured psychiatrist-led treatment pathway combining medical evaluation, preparation, medically supervised IM ketamine sessions when appropriate, and integration support.
Free KAP Orientation Call
A free 15–20 minute informational conversation about KAP, the process, the secure patient portal, and practical next steps. This is not a psychiatric evaluation or risk assessment. If you want to continue, you may be invited to complete secure intake for clinician review before an evaluation is offered or scheduled.
Psychiatric / KAP Evaluation
A comprehensive assessment with Dr. Rosenbach to understand your history, symptoms, and whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be clinically appropriate for you.
IM Ketamine Session
Structured treatment combining ketamine with preparation and integration psychotherapy. In-home IM ketamine sessions for appropriate patients, under medical supervision throughout.
Preparation & Integration
Before treatment, you and Dr. Rosenbach align on intentions and expectations. After each session, integration work helps translate the experience into meaningful, lasting change.
Collaborative Care
For patients with an existing therapist, Dr. Rosenbach can work collaboratively — providing the medical component while your therapist continues ongoing psychotherapy.
The Tel Aviv KAP Treatment Pathway: From Orientation to Follow-Up
The Tel Aviv KAP pathway at Mindful Pathways follows a structured, multi-stage process. The free orientation is informational; secure intake and clinician review come before a formal evaluation is offered or scheduled. This pathway is separate from the limited-scope Psychiatric Consultation & Second Opinion service.
1. Free KAP Orientation Call
A free 15–20 minute conversation about KAP, the treatment process, the secure patient portal, and practical next steps. This is informational—not a psychiatric evaluation or risk assessment.
Book a KAP orientation call2. Secure Intake + Clinician Review
If you want to continue after orientation, you may be invited to review portal information, complete secure intake, and upload relevant records. Dr. Rosenbach reviews this information before a formal evaluation is offered or scheduled.
See how the secure portal works3. Formal Psychiatric / KAP Evaluation
When the clinician offers an evaluation after reviewing the secure intake, Dr. Rosenbach conducts a comprehensive assessment covering psychiatric history, medical conditions, medications, substance use, symptom severity, and treatment goals. This is where clinical decisions are made.
See what the evaluation involves4. Preparation Sessions
If KAP is recommended and you choose to proceed, 1–2 preparation therapy sessions via Zoom establish intentions, address concerns, and prepare you psychologically for the altered state.
Learn about preparation5. IM Ketamine Session(s)
Dr. Rosenbach comes to your home. Vital signs are monitored throughout. The session itself lasts 2–2.5 hours, with the ketamine experience lasting 45–90 minutes.
What happens during a session6. Integration, Follow-Up & Care Planning
Within 24–72 hours of each session, integration work explores what emerged and translates insights into concrete life changes. Follow-up reviews treatment response, safety, integration, and next-step care planning within the KAP episode.
See KAP pricing and pathwaysWhat Sets This Practice Apart
Several features distinguish this practice from other ketamine providers. These are not marketing claims — they are structural choices that shape the clinical model.
In-Home IM Sessions
Sessions take place in your home, not a clinic. This reduces the anxiety of an unfamiliar medical setting and allows the experience to unfold in a personal, comfortable environment. Dr. Rosenbach brings all necessary medical equipment.
Psychiatrist-Led, Not Technician-Led
Dr. Rosenbach is a board-certified psychiatrist who personally conducts every evaluation, preparation session, treatment session, and integration session. You are never handed off to a nurse, technician, or junior clinician.
Therapy-Integrated, Not Infusion-Only
KAP here is not a ketamine infusion with therapy bolted on. Preparation, the dosing session, and integration are a single integrated therapeutic process. The medication creates a window — the psychotherapy determines what happens in it.
Clinician Review Before Commitment
Secure intake and clinician review come before a formal psychiatric evaluation is offered. No one receives ketamine without full psychiatric and medical review. If KAP is not appropriate, you will be told clearly and directed toward appropriate alternatives.
Structured Pacing
Treatment is paced intentionally. Rushing into sessions before preparation is complete, or skipping integration, undermines outcomes. This practice prioritizes clinical quality over speed.
Read the treatment philosophyIn-Home IM Ketamine: What It Means
Most ketamine clinics administer IV infusions in a clinical setting. This practice uses intramuscular (IM) ketamine administered in your home. The differences are practical, not cosmetic:
- IM administration produces a predictable, sustained experience without IV line maintenance. You can relax fully without being tethered to an IV pole.
- Your home environment provides comfort and privacy that a clinic cannot. This matters — the ketamine experience is deeply influenced by set (mindset) and setting (environment).
- Dr. Rosenbach remains present throughout the session, monitoring vital signs and providing support. You are never left alone during the experience.
- A trusted adult companion is required to be present. This is a safety requirement, not a preference — you cannot drive or be alone after the session.
- The in-home model is limited to the Tel Aviv–Yafo and central Israel geographic area. Patients outside this area can discuss practical options during the orientation call.
Who This Practice Is For
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is not appropriate for everyone. It is typically considered when:
This practice is not appropriate for patients seeking a one-time ketamine infusion without a therapeutic framework, or those who do not wish to engage in preparation and integration work.
Common Questions About Services
Do I need a referral to start?
No referral is required to request a free orientation call. If you want to continue afterward, you may be invited to the secure portal; clinician review comes before a formal evaluation is offered or scheduled. If you have a therapist or psychiatrist, collaboration with them is welcomed and often enhances treatment.
How long does the full treatment process take?
A typical KAP sequence includes an evaluation, 1–2 preparation sessions, 6–8 treatment sessions with integration after each, and follow-up. The total duration depends on your response and is discussed during the evaluation.
Can I continue seeing my current therapist?
Yes. Collaborative care is a core part of this practice. Dr. Rosenbach provides the medical and KAP component while your therapist continues ongoing psychotherapy. See the collaborative care page for details.
What if I am not sure whether KAP is right for me?
The free orientation call is designed for exactly this situation. It is an informational conversation, not a clinical decision or commitment. If you want to continue, secure intake and clinician review come before any formal evaluation offer.
I’m a therapist or referring clinician
Referral & Coordination
KAP Pricing
Transparent, private-pay pricing for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. All treatment requires a psychiatric evaluation first.
View Pricing →Medical treatment · Ages 18+ · Evaluation required before any treatment decision
Ready to Learn Whether KAP May Be Worth Exploring?
Most new visitors begin with a free, confidential 15–20 minute KAP orientation conversation. If you want to continue, you may be invited to complete secure intake; a formal psychiatric evaluation is offered only after clinician review.
Information conversation · Secure intake review · Formal evaluation required before treatment
Psychiatric Consultation & Second Opinion
A separate Mindful Pathways psychiatric service with Dr. Andrew (Dror) Rosenbach, MD: focused consultation addressing a defined clinical question, separate from ongoing psychiatric management, with secure video consultation and a written psychiatric opinion.
For a defined psychiatric question, not ongoing care
Secure video consultation
Written psychiatric opinion
Target report within 5 business days after consultation and receipt of required information
One limited report-clarification interaction included, requested within 14 calendar days after the written opinion is delivered
Treating-clinician handoff for medication recommendations
Not emergency care · Not ongoing management · No prescribing or refills in the initial model
Fee: ₪2,750 · Payment is due before the evaluation once the consultation is accepted · Cancellation with less than 48 hours’ notice may incur a 50% practice charge, subject to applicable Israeli law · If an evaluation is partial or cannot be completed, any financial adjustment or refund is handled individually on a case-by-case basis