Center for New Growth

Center for New Growth Welcome to Center for New Growth, Humboldt’s first psychedelic ketamine treatment facility.

We’re grateful to share this moment of support for our sister nonprofit, the Institute for Rural Psychedelic Care (IRPC)...
01/28/2026

We’re grateful to share this moment of support for our sister nonprofit, the Institute for Rural Psychedelic Care (IRPC). Being part of the Walking Each Other Home initiative reflects a shared commitment to care that honors dignity, meaning, and presence at the end of life.

This work is guided by the belief that end-of-life care isn’t only about managing symptoms - it’s about supporting reflection, connection, and the stories that shape a life. We’re deeply appreciative of for helping make this kind of care possible in rural communities, and for standing alongside this vision with such intention.

Periods of growth often come with uncertainty. Even positive change can feel disorienting - asking us to stretch, adapt,...
01/27/2026

Periods of growth often come with uncertainty. Even positive change can feel disorienting - asking us to stretch, adapt, and let go of what once felt familiar.

Staying grounded during these times isn’t about forcing clarity or moving faster. It’s about noticing what supports steadiness: familiar routines, meaningful connection, and space to reflect as things unfold.

For some, that grounding might look like returning to simple rituals, slowing the pace of decision-making, or spending time in places that feel regulating and familiar. For others, it may mean naming what’s changing out loud, seeking support, or allowing rest to be part of the process.

Growth doesn’t have to feel rushed to be real. Support can help us move through change with more care, compassion, and presence.

01/22/2026

Thoughtful conversations around psychedelic care at the end of life are essential as this work continues to evolve.

Our very own Dr. Michael Fratkin shares insights on hospice care, ethics, and medical responsibility in a recent podcast conversation exploring psychedelics in palliative settings.

Full episode available to listen via our Linktree (link in bio).

Healing doesn’t begin with effort or insight, it begins when the body feels safe. Somatic work helps us listen to the ne...
01/20/2026

Healing doesn’t begin with effort or insight, it begins when the body feels safe. Somatic work helps us listen to the nervous system and gently support it in returning to states of connection and regulation.

At Center for New Growth, safety is foundational to the care we offer; across therapy, integrative medicine, and somatic approaches. If this resonates, you’re not alone. And you don’t have to do this work by yourself. We are here to support you whatever way seems best fit! 💛

Thoughtful care starts with the right fit. 🌿 At Center for New Growth, we value helping people connect with therapists w...
01/13/2026

Thoughtful care starts with the right fit. 🌿 At Center for New Growth, we value helping people connect with therapists who truly align with their needs. Meet Grace Eidman, one of our associate therapists, who offers a warm, supportive space for healing, identity exploration, and self-understanding. Grace is currently accepting new clients. If this resonates or feels right, we invite you to reach out and learn more. 🙏

Collaborative care means you’re supported by more than one perspective. At Center for New Growth, psychiatry, therapy, i...
01/13/2026

Collaborative care means you’re supported by more than one perspective. At Center for New Growth, psychiatry, therapy, integrative medicine, and coaching are woven together to create care that’s connected, intentional, and responsive to you as a whole person. Learn more about our collaborative approach at our website link in our bio. 💛

A new year can be a moment to pause, and gently anchor into change.For many, this season brings reflection, uncertainty,...
01/06/2026

A new year can be a moment to pause, and gently anchor into change.

For many, this season brings reflection, uncertainty, and hope for something to feel different. Change doesn’t need to be rushed or navigated alone. It’s often supported best through community, guidance, and care that meets you where you are.

At Center for New Growth, we offer therapeutic support for individuals navigating depression, PTSD, and anxiety - including Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and Spravato - as part of a thoughtful, collaborative healing process. 🌀

If this year feels like an opening to explore support, we’re here to walk alongside you. Reach out to us today, or visit our website for more info. 💛

01/02/2026

For Nick, therapy is a collaborative and relational process rooted in compassion and authenticity. At Center for New Growth, care means honoring all parts of who you are, meeting you where you are, and creating space for healing that unfolds at your own pace. Nick is accepting new clients. If you’re curious about working together, we invite you to reach out to us and see if it’s a good fit! 💚

Perimenopause can affect mental health, emotions, and relationships long before menopause begins. At Center for New Grow...
12/29/2025

Perimenopause can affect mental health, emotions, and relationships long before menopause begins. At Center for New Growth, we offer integrative care options and supportive pathways to help you feel informed, supported, and empowered through this transition! Curious if this kind of support is right for you? We’re happy to help you explore your options. 💚

Still holding the feeling of this night! So much heart, intention, and collective care. Thank you to everyone who showed...
12/17/2025

Still holding the feeling of this night! So much heart, intention, and collective care. Thank you to everyone who showed up for this work and for one another! We are so grateful for our community ✨ If you want to learn more about our sister non-profit, IRPC, check out our links in our bio!

12/16/2025

Meet Nick, one of our new therapists at Center for New Growth 🌿�
Nick believes healing starts with connection - and that therapy works best when it’s collaborative, compassionate, and grounded in authenticity. His trauma-informed, strength-based approach honors each person’s unique story, identity, and lived experience, while creating space to explore and grow at your own pace.

Nick is currently accepting new clients. Give us a call at (707) 267-7931 to get connected and learn more about working with him! 🌟

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