Where You Have Questions, We Provide Answers!

FAQ for potential Grounded Psychiatry clients throughout Georgia, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Hampshire, Alaska, and Hawaii

At Grounded Psychiatry, we welcome your questions!

Yes, each and every one. Asking them means you're taking your mental health seriously and are invested in your wellbeing. Below are the answers to the ones we hear most often. If you don't see what you're looking for, a Discovery Call is the best place to start.

About Grounded Psychiatry & The Grounded Approach

Getting Started & Appointments

Medication & Treatment

Supplements

Testing

Insurance & Payment

For all questions regarding insurance, payment, and pricing, please click below.

Psychedelic Medicine Philosophy

At Grounded Psychiatry, we approach psychedelic medicine with curiosity, caution, and deep respect. 

We do not currently administer psychedelics, prescribe them, or facilitate microdosing protocols, but we recognize their potential to support emotional healing, trauma processing, and nervous system reset when used responsibly. We're always happy to have open, non-judgmental conversations about your interest in psychedelic medicine. 

Psychedelic laws are evolving. As of now, most psychedelics, including psilocybin, MDMA, and LSD, remain federally illegal, while clinical trials and state-level programs in places like Oregon and Colorado continue to expand access. 

Ketamine, sometimes called a dissociative psychedelic, is currently the only legal psychedelic-like option in clinical settings. It's FDA-approved for certain uses and can be prescribed off-label for treatment-resistant depression. While we don't administer ketamine ourselves, we do offer integration support for clients who have had legal, supervised experiences or are preparing for one, which may include emotional processing, grounding practices, and nervous system regulation to help translate the experience into lasting healing. 

We stay current on legal developments and only guide within legal and ethical boundaries. Psychedelics are not risk-free. For some people, especially those with a history of psychosis, bipolar disorder, or unresolved trauma, they can intensify symptoms or surface deeply buried memories that require skilled integration to process. That's why we prioritize informed decision-making and only ever recommend exploring these substances in safe, legal, and professionally guided settings.

Have a Question We Didn’t Answer Here? 

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ADHD 

Anxiety

Depression

Genetic Testing

Insomnia 

Dementia Prevention

Metabolic & Inflammatory Support 

Preceptorship

Safe Tapering

For all other questions, please contact us!