Maybe the belief system you grew up with stopped making sense, or fell apart completely.
Maybe the thoughts won't leave no matter how many times you try to reason with them.
Maybe you've done the therapy, used the tools, shown up consistently… and still feel stuck in the same place.
Stuck looks different for everyone. The way out does too.
What was once a resource and refuge is now your deepest wound. Where you once found identity and community, you now feel lost. And not quite sure who you are without it.
I help people heal from the deep pain of high-control religion and reclaim a life that actually feels like theirs.
It works at a neurological level that talk therapy alone can't reach — dissolving rigid patterns, unlocking new perspectives, and creating a window for real change that can feel impossible to access any other way.
For the people who've done the work and still feel stuck. Here, KAP isn't treated like a quick intervention or a sterile medical experience. It's a collaborative process with preparation, support, and integration built into every step.
There's no way around that. Left untreated, OCD doesn't just stay uncomfortable. It becomes depressing. It becomes hopeless.
You've tried solving it. Reassuring yourself. Googling it. Replaying conversations. Checking one more time just to be sure. You already know how that goes.
Learning to actually stop engaging with it is possible. That's what we do here.
I've deconstructed my own faith. I've experienced ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) firsthand. I've done, and continue to do, my own work.
As I reflect, I'm better for all of it. Happier. More myself than I've ever been.
Watching something click for a client, watching the heaviness start to lift from their body in real time, is some of the most meaningful work I get to do.
Exvangelical. Dark roast enthusiast. And a therapist who's been through a version of most of what brings people here.
One thing I know to be true?
--Federico Poloni, LMFT
“Brock is amazing! He is real and present, he has a way to make you feel at ease around him. He is skilled and talented, uses his tools to help people process in a safe environment.“
--Troy Zaslove, LPC
“Brock is warm and approachable. He is somebody that knows how to treat trauma effectively and I trust him. He has a way of being able to be patient and kind while also straightforward and honest.“
--Kathy Gusenkov, LMFT
“Brock is my primary referral for religious trauma and KAP. One of the most trustworthy people that I know, Brock brings a warmth into his work that eliminates any intimidation surrounding the process of therapy. Altogether an exceptional therapist.“
The first step is a free 15-minute consultation call. We get a sense of each other, you ask whatever you need to ask, and we figure out whether this is a good fit.
*or if you’re more of a tea person, don’t worry, I’ve got that too*