Programs

A program is listed here only if it describes a protocol for substance use publicly, holds the licence its category needs, and does not sell anything illegal. Most ketamine clinics do not meet the first test, which is why this list is short. For the broader ketamine and psilocybin directory, see Medicinal Journey.

None of these is an addiction treatment program in the usual sense: there is no detox and no residential care. They are additions to treatment, and they work best when your treatment team knows about them.

Ketamine for alcohol, Washington, Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia — detox required first

Avesta Ketamine and Wellness

A five-clinic group around Washington DC that offers monitored ketamine for alcohol use disorder, requires full detox before treatment and coordinates with the patient's own counselling.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Details

Ketamine for alcohol, San Luis Obispo, California

Innerbloom Ketamine Therapy

A central-California clinic following a research-based protocol for alcohol use disorder: six IV infusions over three weeks with psychotherapy before, between and after.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Details

Ketamine for alcohol, New York and New Jersey, New York

Keta Medical Center

Physician-led ketamine clinics in New York and New Jersey that treat alcohol use disorder alongside psychiatric care, and are unusual in taking insurance.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Details

Ketamine for alcohol, New York, New York — detox required first

Nushama

A Manhattan ketamine clinic running a four-week, seven-session alcohol program modelled on the KARE trial, pairing infusions with mindfulness-based relapse prevention.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Details

Psilocybin for alcohol, substance use generally, Denver, Colorado

The Center Origin

Colorado's first licensed natural medicine healing center, which lists addiction among the conditions it works with under the state's non-medical psilocybin program.

Checked Sep 19, 2026Details

Run a program that fits? Email hello@recoverytrip.com with your protocol, licence and the clinician responsible; we check before we list.