Ceremonial ketamine therapy + nature integration on twelve private acres outside Austin. Three or six days, fully residential, fully held.
Ketamine has the strongest evidence base for depression that hasn’t lifted through standard care. The retreat format adds what outpatient settings can’t — time, nature, and the protection of being away from the patterns keeping the depression in place.
Both include private accommodations, all meals, ceremonial sessions, integration coaching, and full access to the property.
Not ready for a residential retreat? See our day-experience options instead.
An immersive 3-day or 6-day residential retreat for treatment-resistant depression. Ceremonial ketamine therapy combined with integration coaching, rest, and nature — held on twelve private acres outside Austin, Texas.
3-Day Retreats start at $1,899 (shared room). 6-Day Retreats start at $3,999 (shared room). Private accommodations available at a higher rate.
All retreats include lodging, meals, ceremonial sessions, and integration support.
Treatment centers typically provide ongoing outpatient or inpatient psychiatric care over weeks or months. A retreat is a contained, immersive arc — 3 to 6 days of focused inner work, then home.
Many of our clients return to ongoing care after their retreat. The two complement each other.
Yes — most retreat guests fly in from out of state. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport has nonstop service from 90+ U.S. cities and is 25 minutes from us. See our travel guide for flight times and arrival tips.
Yes. Ketamine has the strongest evidence base for treatment-resistant depression specifically. A retreat format adds the depth of preparation, the protection of being away from daily triggers, and the integration time most outpatient settings cannot offer.
An admissions advisor responds within 1–2 hours during the day, or by 10am tomorrow if it's evening. No commitment.
One of our admissions advisors will reach out personally.
A free consultation with our clinical team. We listen first, and help you decide whether a retreat is the right next step. No pressure, no commitment.