Ketamine Retreats

Step away. Go within. Return with intention.

The Standard’s intimate retreat experiences create time and space for reflection, awareness and meaningful personal inquiry. Developed in collaboration with Tim Brady, CRNA, and Lora McCarville, the program combines medically supervised ketamine with preparation, guided meditation, breath, somatic movement and integration practices.

This is not simply a ketamine appointment. It is a structured experience shaped by thoughtful preparation, careful medical oversight, an intentionally designed environment and support before and after the retreat.

Retreats are limited in size to preserve privacy, individual attention and a sense of connection within the group.

Ketamine therapy retreat services at The Standard in Omaha

Our Team

Tim Brady, CRNA

Ketamine Therapy Facilitator

Tim is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist and PRATI-trained ketamine-assisted practice provider. He provides medical care during ketamine experiences and emphasizes preparation, compassionate support, safety, set and setting. Final biography and scope should be approved by Tim before publication.

Lora McCarville

Ketamine Therapy Facilitator

Lora is a yoga, movement, mindfulness and meditation teacher with more than 20 years of experience. She is a 500-hour E-RYT trainer and has training in Rapid Resolution Therapy, Movement for Trauma Recovery, Jungian Somatics and cultural somatics. Her role includes meditation, breath, movement, guided inquiry and retreat facilitation. Lora’s services are not psychotherapy or a replacement for mental-health care.

Eligibility and safety

Ketamine is a prescription medication and is not appropriate for everyone. Every participant must complete medical screening and receive clearance. Eligibility, route of administration and dosing are determined by the responsible medical provider. Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic; other uses may be off-label. Retreat participation should not be described as guaranteed to heal trauma, treat a psychiatric condition or produce transformation.