Field Trip Health

About

Field Trip Health operates ketamine-assisted therapy clinics across the United States and internationally, now affiliated with Stella, a behavioral health provider specializing in PTSD treatment that acquired Field Trip's U.S. assets and expanded its clinical footprint. Current locations include New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Washington D.C., Houston, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, and Amsterdam. Each clinic is staffed by a medical director, psychiatrist, and a team of medical practitioners and psychotherapists with specialized training in psychedelic-assisted approaches. The treatment team brings particular expertise in sensorimotor psychotherapy, psychodynamic principles, transpersonal psychology, family constellation work, EMDR, somatic therapy, and existential approaches, distinguishing Field Trip from infusion-only ketamine clinics. The standard treatment protocol encompasses two intake and preparatory psychotherapy sessions, four ketamine exploratory sessions targeting peak therapeutic experiences, and three integration sessions designed to translate insights into sustained behavioral change. The organization has treated over seven thousand patients and continues to expand its multimodal approach, which also includes transcranial magnetic stimulation and stellate ganglion block for treatment-resistant conditions.

Depth Orientation

Field Trip Health's treatment team specializes in sensorimotor psychotherapy, humanistic, transpersonal, and psychodynamic principles alongside family constellation work, shamanic studies, and existential therapy, bringing an unusually broad depth-oriented clinical palette to ketamine-assisted work. Their protocols pair in-office medical treatments with virtual integration therapy designed to catalyze lasting change during the window of neuroplasticity following ketamine sessions. Each clinic is staffed by a medical director, psychiatrist, and team of psychotherapists trained specifically in psychedelic-assisted approaches.

Treatment Modalities

Program Details

Best for

• Depression
• Anxiety
• PTSD
• OCD
• Treatment-resistant conditions
• Long COVID neuropsychiatric symptoms

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