Collaborative Care For Your Mental Health
Meaningful progress in mental health care is built on strong, trusted therapeutic relationships. Our Collaborative Care approach is designed to complement — not replace — existing therapy, by working alongside community providers to offer specialized services and additional clinical support.
Who Collaborative Care is for
When you want more support, not a new therapist.
Collaborative Care is designed for people who are actively engaged in therapy with a community provider and are exploring additional or specialized treatment options.
Collaborative Care may be a good fit if you:
- 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
Wanting more support doesn't mean starting over
Wanting more support doesn't mean starting over — Collaborative Care is built to work alongside what's already helping.
What Collaborative Care is
Specialized support coordinated with your therapist.
The Newly’s approach to Collaborative Care for mental health brings together community-based therapists and our interdisciplinary clinical team to support you through coordinated, client-centred care. You continue working with your current therapist, while The Newly provides specialized treatment services — such as ketamine-assisted treatment — within a structured, professionally supported environment. Care stays aligned with your existing therapeutic goals and is integrated into your broader treatment plan through collaboration between providers.
This isn't about switching therapists
Keep your existing therapist
Add specialized treatment
Coordinated care team
Integrated treatment plan
What Collaborative Care can include
Specialized treatment integrated into your plan.
Depending on your situation and your therapist’s recommendations, Collaborative Care may include:
Specialized treatment
Ketamine-assisted treatment, delivered within a structured, professionally supported environment.
Coordination with your therapist
Care coordinated with your existing treatment plan and therapeutic goals.
Clinical oversight
Medical oversight and interdisciplinary team support.
Integration support
Ongoing integration support to help translate insights into practical change.
Let's discuss how we can support your care
For community therapists
Supporting mental health providers.
Our Collaborative Care for mental health approach 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.
We also offer:
- Educational and practical learning opportunities related to psychedelic-assisted therapy
- Support for clinicians who want to expand their understanding of emerging treatments
- An ethical, evidence-informed, and collaborative framework
Evidence-based approaches used
Coordinated with proven methods.
Collaborative Care for mental health draws on the same evidence-based approaches used across The Newly, coordinated with your community therapist’s treatment plan. Depending on your needs, this may include:
Curious about Collaborative Care?
As this program continues to develop, participation is offered through intentional partnerships that prioritize clinical quality, continuity of care, and shared treatment goals.
Guided care
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
Whether you’re a client interested in adding specialized support while continuing with your therapist, or a community provider interested in partnership opportunities, our team can help clarify how Collaborative Care might fit.
How participation works
Your goals
What you’re seeking and what you’re currently receiving.
Clinical needs
What specialized support would be most helpful.
Existing relationships
How we can support your current therapeutic relationship.
Partnership approach
How care is coordinated between providers.
FAQ
Common Questions
Yes — that’s the whole point of Collaborative Care. You continue working with your community therapist, and The Newly provides specialized support that’s coordinated with your existing treatment plan.
With your consent, The Newly’s clinical team works with your community therapist to ensure care stays aligned with your therapeutic goals. Communication is structured to respect professional roles and therapeutic autonomy.
As this program continues to develop, participation is offered through intentional partnerships. Contact us to discuss whether Collaborative Care for your mental health might be a good fit.
Ready to Learn
More?
If you’re interested in adding specialized support while continuing with your therapist, or if you’re a community provider interested in partnership opportunities, start with a conversation.