Stacey Blume Frankel, LCSW

Ketamine-assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) Therapist in New York, New York, United States
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  • Therapist Info

    About Me:

    I am a therapist affiliated with an outpatient psychiatric practice that accepts insurance and utilizes Ketamine Infusion Treatments (IV) and Spravato (nasal) as well as regular medication management in order to address a variety of mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD. I specialize in ketamine preparation, intention setting, and integration sessions. I have extensive experience helping clients access their own inner healers to 'get unstuck' whether that is through traditional psychotherapy and/or utilizing action oriented coaching techniques.

    Description of Services:

    I believe that life is an evolving journey and the therapeutic process is a partnership in which clients are guided to uncover and realize meaningful insights from their own narratives in order to heal. Change is hard but working together in a safe, supportive space is an integral part of resolving issues. My ultimate goal is that the therapeutic process leads clients to personal growth and greater life fulfillment.

    Credentials & Certifications: BA Psychology: University of Michigan, MSW: UCLA, Pscyhedelic Assisted Therapy: Fluence training course
    Licenses: LMSW #066119

  • Details

    Remote Practitioner: Yes
    Price Range: $150-$300

  • My Process

    Overview of Experience:

    I’m a compassionate therapist who uses a strengths based, holistic client centered approach to empower individuals with new tools for emotional recovery. I primarily work from a relational and insight-oriented perspective. I incorporate techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Jungian Analysis, Internal Family Systems, Mindfulness, Transpersonal, Somatic and Psychodynamic Therapies.

    Intake Process:

    I think of the therapeutic alliance as a partnership to help clients achieve their goals. This is accomplished by uncovering difficult experiences in order to transform/heal, recognizing maladaptive coping mechanisms, identifying healthy alternatives and building upon strengths to embody lasting change.

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