Sub Rosa Therapy – Bozeman, Montana Ketamine Clinics

Known For: REMS-certified Spravato treatment center with IM ketamine-assisted therapy and somatic integration. Combines KAT with evidence-based modalities like SE, IFS, and EMDR. Offers sliding scale pricing and scholarships.

HealingMaps Take: Sub Rosa Therapy represents the most therapeutically integrated ketamine practice in Montana. While most Montana clinics offer IV ketamine infusions in a medical setting, Sub Rosa takes a fundamentally different approach: ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT) via intramuscular injection, paired with somatic and psychotherapeutic modalities including Somatic Experiencing (SE), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and EMDR. This is ketamine as a catalyst for deep therapeutic work, not simply a pharmacological intervention. The clinic is also REMS-certified for Spravato (esketamine nasal spray), which opens an insurance-covered pathway for patients with treatment-resistant depression. The pricing structure reflects the therapeutic depth: $600 for individual KAT sessions and $400 for group sessions. Perhaps most notably, Sub Rosa offers sliding scale pricing and scholarships — a genuine commitment to accessibility that is rare in the ketamine treatment space. For Bozeman-area patients who want psychedelic-informed, therapy-centered ketamine treatment rather than a purely medical infusion model, Sub Rosa is the clear choice in Montana.

Patient Review

“Sub Rosa’s approach was completely different from the IV infusion clinic I’d tried before. The KAT session with therapeutic support helped me process trauma in a way that the infusion alone never did. The sliding scale made it possible for me to afford the treatment I needed.”

About Sub Rosa Therapy

Sub Rosa Therapy is a ketamine-assisted therapy practice in Bozeman, Montana, offering intramuscular (IM) ketamine-assisted therapy (KAT), REMS-certified Spravato (esketamine nasal spray), and psychedelic preparation and integration therapy. The practice integrates ketamine treatment with evidence-based therapeutic modalities including Somatic Experiencing (SE), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and EMDR. Staffed by multiple psychiatric providers, nurse practitioners, and licensed clinical counselors, Sub Rosa serves patients dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, postpartum depression, OCD, and addiction recovery. Individual KAT sessions are $600, group sessions are $400, and Spravato is covered by many insurance plans. Sliding scale and scholarship options are available. The clinic is at 1001 West Oak Street, Building B, Suite 205-B, Bozeman.

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What People Like

The therapeutic integration of KAT with SE, IFS, and EMDR is unmatched in Montana. REMS-certified Spravato provides an insurance-covered treatment pathway. Sliding scale and scholarship access demonstrate genuine commitment to affordability. Group KAT sessions at $400 offer a lower-cost entry point. Psychedelic preparation and integration therapy supports patients exploring broader psychedelic-assisted healing. Multiple provider types (psychiatry, NP, counselors) create a multidisciplinary treatment team.

What People Don’t Like

Individual KAT sessions at $600 are on the higher end for Montana. The practice uses IM injection rather than IV infusion — some patients prefer the IV route for more precise dosing control. Insurance does not cover KAT sessions (only Spravato). The Bozeman location may be a significant drive for patients in eastern or northern Montana. Specific provider names and individual credentials are not prominently featured online.

Getting Started at Sub Rosa Therapy

Call (406) 589-6902 or visit subrosatherapy.com to schedule an initial consultation. The clinic is at 1001 West Oak Street, Building B, Suite 205-B, Bozeman, MT 59715. Ask about sliding scale pricing and scholarship availability if cost is a concern. Spravato patients should inquire about insurance verification.

Learn more about the evidence behind ketamine for depression at the National Institute of Mental Health.

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