What Is Collaborative Care?
Collaborative Care at The Newly brings together community-based therapists and our interdisciplinary clinical team to support clients through a coordinated, client-centred approach.
Clients continue working with their current therapist, while The Newly provides specialized treatment services, such as ketamine-assisted treatment, within a structured and professionally supported environment. Care is aligned with the client’s existing therapeutic goals and integrated into their broader treatment plan through collaboration.
A Model Built on Collaboration
Our approach emphasizes:
- Continuity of care: Clients remain with the therapist they know and trust.
- Clinical collaboration: The Newly works alongside community therapists to support shared treatment goals.
- Specialized support: Access to services that may not be available in traditional outpatient settings.
- Respect for therapeutic relationships: Care is designed to enhance—not disrupt—ongoing therapy.
This model may be especially helpful for individuals who are benefiting from their current therapy and are seeking additional support without changing providers.
Supporting Community Providers
Collaborative Care reflects our commitment to working alongside community clinicians. The Newly values strong professional partnerships and aims to support therapists by offering specialty services, clinical coordination, and shared insight, while respecting professional roles, scopes of practice, and therapeutic autonomy.
Education & Learning Opportunities
In addition to clinical collaboration, The Newly is developing educational and practical learning opportunities related to psychedelic-assisted therapy. These offerings are intended to support clinicians and healthcare professionals who are interested in expanding their understanding of this evolving area of care within an ethical, evidence-informed, and collaborative framework.
Collaborative Care may be a good fit for individuals who:
- Are actively engaged in therapy with a community provider
- Are not ready or interested in changing therapists
- Are exploring additional or specialized treatment options
- Value coordinated, team-based care
Learn More
As this program continues to develop, participation is offered through intentional partnerships that prioritize clinical quality, continuity of care, and shared treatment goals.
If you are a therapist interested in collaborating with The Newly we invite you to connect with us.
Contact us to learn more about Collaborative Care and partnership opportunities.