Kama Wellness

Integrative Psychotherapy & Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy in Denver

Soulful, trauma-informed therapy for deep feelers, thinkers, and creatives— integrating mind, body, and expanded states of awareness.

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Amanda Ream, a smiling woman with wavy red hair, glasses, and a black top, sitting on a blue couch with natural light behind her.
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Welcome, I’m Amanda (she/her)

Amanda N. Ream, LCSW, MSW, MEd, PATP, CST, AAT

I’m an integrative psychotherapist, certified sex therapist, sexuality educator, kambo practitioner, sound healer, Auricular Acu-Technician, and psychedelic facilitator originally from Philadelphia, now rooted in Denver, CO. With dual-master’s degrees in Social Work and Human Sexuality Education and more than 15+ years of clinical and educational experience, I work at the intersections of mental health, sexuality, creativity, and holistic healing.

I’m certified as a Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider (IPI cohort #1) and hold advanced training as a Functional Medicine Health Coach, Sex Therapist, Postpartum Doula, and Kambo Practitioner. Through my private practice, Kama Wellness, I specialize in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP), psychedelic integration, sex & relationship therapy, neurodiversity-affirming care, chronic illness, and support for musicians and other creatives.

Known for my down-to-earth and collaborative style, I blend relational, mindfulness, somatic, transpersonal, existential, and creative approaches with attachment theory and queer, feminist, and decolonial & liberation frameworks. My approach is trauma-informed, intersectional, strengths-based, sex-positive, integrative, and centers one’s inherent wisdom & wholeness.

As a queer, polyamorous, disabled/chronic illness, and late-discovered multiply neurodivergent woman and clinician, I emphasize authenticity, accessibility, and social justice in all of my work. Beyond the therapy room, I speak nationwide on neurodiversity, psychedelics, sexuality, chronic illness, and LGBTQIA2S+ mental health, and I’m a panelist and educator committed to expanding pathways for community-based healing.

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