Sage Integrative Health

12/09/2025

Stories help us understand what healing through KAT can look like 🌱 Hear about one Sage client’s story in a quick radio interview—honest, inspiring, and full of hope for the healing journey. Tune into Morning Edition on KQED.com tomorrow at 6:22am and 8:22am!

🎧 You can also find it on 88.5 FM to listen during your morning commute, and it will be available online after it airs.

12/06/2025

The heart of our work at Sage is helping clients feel supported, understood, and met with skillful care. 🌿

Thabk you to the community members who share their experiences with us. We’re honored to walk alongside you.

11/28/2025

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11/27/2025

🫂 If the weight of everything going on feels like too much, there are tools that can help.

Nan Herron, MD, a psychiatrist at Sage, spoke to us to answer some common questions about KAT. With her 30 years of work supporting people in cultivating resilience in the face of everyday challenges and traumatic experiences, she speaks on the way this medicine can bring expansiveness to one’s healing journey.

We’ll be sharing Nan’s answers to some common KAT questions through the rest of the year, so stay tuned 📺

11/22/2025

There is no “right” way to experience ketamine.
Each dose range supports healing in a different way,
from emotional insight to deep surrender to expansive awareness.

At Sage, we typically start folks off with a low-dose sublingual range. We also pay close attention to set and setting: your mindset, your intentions, and the environment we create together. Sessions take place in a warm, grounded space with a therapist present to support your journey, help you feel safe, and gently guide you through whatever arises.

Throughout the process, we focus on emotional support, relational attunement, and integration. The medicine can open the door, and the therapeutic relationship helps you make sense of what you discover.

No matter the dose level or the type of experience, you are held in a supportive, trauma-informed environment designed to help insight, openness, and connection take root.

If you are curious about how Ketamine-Assisted Therapy works or whether it may be a good fit, our team at Sage Integrative Health is here to support you.

10/31/2025

Grief isn’t something to fix. It can be essential soul work that we live through together.

🖤 Thank you to our Sage therapist, Giancarlo Scherillo for sharing his insights on this work. Stay tuned to learn more! If you are looking for support in grief work, reach out to our care team on our website.

10/24/2025

10/23/2025

🌀Syd is available for new psychotherapy & adjunct KAT clients! If you’d like to explore an embodied and holistic approach to therapy with creativity in a relational and mindful container, you can connect with Syd on a consultation call.

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🍁 We love feedback! If you’d like to share about your experience with a therapist at Sage, email info@sageintegrativehealth.org

10/17/2025

No waitlist🚨You’ve done the work, you’ve been in therapy, you’ve gained insight, you’ve learned the tools and yet something deeper calls for your attention.

In a therapeutic setting, KAT can open a new doorway when traditional approaches begin to plateau.

You might consider KAT if you’re…
🌱 Feeling stuck in your healing, sensing patterns you can name but can’t seem to shift
💫 Carrying unresolved trauma or grief that talk therapy alone hasn’t been able to fully reach
🕊 Living with depression, anxiety, or burnout and longing for new ways to relate to your symptoms
🌌 Curious about the spiritual or existential dimensions of healing, wanting to reconnect with meaning, purpose, or the sacred
💚 Seeking to soften self-protective layers that once kept you safe but now feel constraining
🌷 Wanting to feel more embodied, open, or self-compassionate
🌀 Integrating past psychedelic experiences that were powerful but left unfinished or confusing
🌿 Exploring nontraditional, integrative approaches that honor the mind-body connection

💫 Adjunctive KAT spots are now open
If you already work with a therapist and are curious about exploring this next layer of healing, our team at Sage Integrative Health is currently welcoming new clients for adjunctive KAT.

Learn more or schedule a free consult through the link in our bio.

10/10/2025

October 10 is World Mental Health Day 💜 And a reminder that the standard model of care often falls short of what real healing asks of us.

At Sage Integrative Health, we believe recovery from trauma requires care that is relational, embodied, and integrative. That’s why we offer ketamine-assisted therapy and other depth-oriented, trauma-informed modalities that support not just symptom relief but transformation and reconnection.

This World Mental Health Day, we’re recommitting to widening access to care that truly helps people heal. Our community scholarship fund helps cover the cost of ketamine-assisted therapy for those who need it most: neighbors who are ready to heal but face financial barriers to receiving care.

Healing ripples outward. When one person’s suffering eases, our whole community becomes a little more whole.

10/09/2025

🌀Sam is available for new psychotherapy & KAT clients! If you’d like to explore personal transformation or integrate non-ordinary states of consciousness into your healing, learn more on our website and contact us for a free consultation.

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🍁 We love feedback! If you’d like to share about your experience with a therapist at Sage, email info@sageintegrativehealth.org

10/02/2025

💜 Reducing harm in psychedelic therapy starts with trauma-informed care, a deep respect for a clients’ journey, strong understanding of the possibility of ethical violations, and systems of restorative justice in the community.

As conversations continue on M**A-assisted therapy, therapists have a unique opportunity and responsibility to reduce harm. 🌱 This means creating trauma-informed spaces, addressing power dynamics, honoring consent, and preparing clients for both the possibilities and challenges of non-ordinary states. By leading with compassion and care, therapists can help ensure that this powerful medicine is integrated in ways that truly support healing.

Sage’s clinical director, Dr. Genesee Herzberg, spoke on a panel on the myths & misconceptions, and the importance of harm reduction, in M**A assisted therapy at Psychedelic Science earlier this year.

✨ What do you think are the most important principles for safe and ethical psychedelic therapy?