A Brain Health–Focused Ketamine-Assisted Workshop

Discover a transformative workshop designed to support mental clarity, emotional resilience, and overall brain health through professionally guided ketamine-assisted experiences. This immersive program combines evidence-based therapeutic practices, mindfulness techniques, and expert facilitation to help participants gain deeper self-awareness, process emotional challenges, and unlock new perspectives for personal growth. In a safe and supportive environment, attendees will explore innovative approaches to enhancing cognitive well-being, reducing stress, and fostering lasting positive change.

About the Event

Making Space for What Has Been Lost, and What Remains

The Summer Solstice marks a threshold: a moment of light, reflection, and transition. For those carrying grief, it can offer a meaningful pause to honor what has been lost while gently reconnecting with what remains.

This special Elemental Psychedelic Immersion is a guided therapeutic experience centered on grief, emotional integration, nervous system care, and deep self-connection.

Through breathwork, live sound, somatic awareness, intention-setting, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, participants will be supported in slowing down, regulating the nervous system, making space for grief, and reconnecting with inner steadiness.Light refreshments will be offered.

When Cognitive Decline Isn’t the Full Story

Amanda Sacks-Zimmerman, Ph.D., ABPP-CN

Clinical Director | Board-Certified Neuropsychologist

Dr. Sacks-Zimmerman is a Clinical Associate Professor of Neuropsychology in Neurological Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine. She has extensive experience assessing and treating individuals with cognitive and emotional changes related to neurological illness, brain injury, and aging.

Her work is strength-based and non-pathologizing, focused on helping people understand how their brain functions so they can opti

Alessandra Licul, LMHC

Lead Facilitator | Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

Alessandra offers both traditional and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy through a grounded, collaborative approach. Integrating depth psychology, neuroscience, and experiential insight, her work supports clarity, emotional flexibility, and lasting change.

Direct and deeply engaged, Alessandra creates spaces that feel supportive, real, and oriented toward meaningful transformation. With extensive experience facilitating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy experiences, she makes every client feel safe and supported

Daniel Zimmerman, M.D.

Psychiatrist | Founder, Acheron Psychiatry

Dr. Daniel Zimmerman specializes in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for trauma and works at the intersection of depth-oriented psychotherapy and psychedelic treatment. His approach is thoughtful, individualized, and collaborative. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all model, he works closely with each person to understand their history, patterns, and strengths.

Dr. Zimmerman believes that healing involves both insight and accountability, and he works with patients to translate powerful therapeutic experiences into real-world growth.

How the Workshop Is Structured

This immersive workshop is designed as a carefully sequenced experience—combining preparation, in-person therapeutic work, and integration to support meaningful and lasting impact.

Before the Workshop

Participants complete the following steps prior to the in-person experience:

Medical and psychiatric evaluation with Dr. Daniel Zimmerman (required)
Intake session with Dr. Amanda Sacks-Zimmerman (1 hour)
Optional neuropsychological testing (pre-program baseline, if applicable)
Preparation Zoom: Friday, April 24 at 10:00 AM (1 hour 45 minutes)

These steps ensure participants arrive grounded, informed, and fully prepared for the experience.

The Real Reason

The Real Reason You Feel Stuck (And the Word Nobody Wants to Say)

I’ve had hundreds of conversations with women who are struggling. Successful women. Smart women. Women who have built careers, raised families, led teams, and shown up for everyone around them. And in all of those conversations, I’ve noticed a pattern that I can’t stop thinking about.

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