Seaghan Coleman

I am currently accepting new clients only for work with a primary focus on ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP).

I am a master therapist and trainer. I love exploring how people have become distorted from their true nature and lose touch with what matters most to them. The work is to help us all clear the distortions so we can return to who we are: awake, kind, free.

KAP is at the center of how I do that work. Ketamine opens a window of heightened neuroplasticity, a state in which our usual defenses soften and the deep, often lifelong patterns beneath our symptoms become reachable in a way they typically aren't. The medicine opens the door, and the therapy walks through it.

I am an EMDR therapist and trainer, and EMDR is part of this work from the start. I also draw on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, which is about living life fully, from what we truly value rather than being caught up in our minds. These are the means by which we make sense of and integrate what the medicine opens up.

Many of us have a deep longing to open up, connect, and be free. Personal growth and development are my focus. I mentor and teach many other therapists the models of therapy that I use through the UB Graduate School of Social Work as well as privately. I also am deeply involved in processing trauma and other issues that get in the way.

We are all fellow travelers on the path of personal growth. I have my own spiritual development (and my own demons), that I work with daily. My goal is to create room for all people to grow. I take a collaborative, open, and very honest/direct approach to this work. Learn more about my approach here: https://www.samadhitherapyassociates.com/about-seaghan