Klarisana

Doctor of Medicine Chicago Medical School 2013 Masters of Business Administration Rochester Institute of Technology 2009

Dr. Carl J. Bonnett is the founder and Chief Medical Doctor at Klarisana. As a twenty-year veteran of the Army National Guard, Carl saw ketamine therapy as a valuable way to help others in mental and physical distress. His vision of love and compassion gave shape and form to Klarisana, one of the country’s first-ever ketamine clinics, whose purpose is to serve all people who struggle with mental illness and chronic pain regardless of their background or any other discriminating factor.

I completed my bachelor’s in nursing at the University of Oklahoma (Boomer Sooner), and my master’s with Frontier Nursing University in Kentucky. My experience prior to Klarisana mostly took place in the hospital- on the cardiac, transplant, and orthopedic units. My top priorities for my practice are safety and integrity, I want patients to feel cared for and feel trust in this clinic and our process. I have a passion for this type of medicine, and a lot of this is due to the outcomes in our patients and the amazing transformations I have been able to witness. When I am not working I enjoy walking my senior dog, being out in nature, and spending time with my friends, family, and partner.

Trista Charnas is a licensed professional counselor with a background in case management and counseling children, adolescents and families. Her experience in play therapy has translated nicely into the world of psychedelic medicine allowing her to comfortably work with the abstract and unordinary. Trista works from a strength based and solution focused approach meeting her patients where they’re at and always with unconditional positive regard. Trista prides herself on making therapy feel like you’re talking to an old friend and encourages you to kick off your shoes and get cozy on her couch; therapy can be difficult enough, why not get comfy? When she’s not working Trista enjoys watching her son play soccer, taking naps whenever possible, and watching Purdue basketball.

I completed my master’s in nursing from Georgetown University, specializing in Women’s Health. I have experience in a variety of clinical settings, such as outpatient mental health clinics, outpatient women’s health clinics, in-home care through home births, Colorado state prisons, and in Colorado’s education system. My goal is to cultivate a safe space for individuals to tap into their most authentic selves to optimize growth and healing. I have a passion for working with our LGBTQ+ community and with psychedelic medicines. My hope is to always honor plant medicines and keep their culture and history alive. I have my 200 hour yoga training and incorporate mindfulness, breathwork, meditation and intention setting into my professional and personal life. When I am not working I enjoy outdoor activities such as skiing, hiking, being by a body of water and enjoying any form of live music.

Jodie Clark, LSW, is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals across various healthcare settings. With experience at various community and rehabilitation clinics, Jodie has an array of experience in coordinating care, crisis intervention, and therapeutic counseling. Specializing in person-centered care for patients at Klarisana, Jodie loves using a wide range of therapeutic interventions including animal-assisted therapy, music, art, and aromatherapy.

I’m Lindsay Hill, FNP-C, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner based in Colorado, advocating holistic healthcare. My mission is to empower patients in their wellness journey, prioritizing informed decision-making and overall well-being. I champion equity, particularly in underserved communities, ensuring access to high-quality care. I’m passionate about the intricate link between mental and physical health, advocating positive affirmations and gratitude practices. Beyond the clinic, I volunteer with adults with developmental disabilities and support human empowerment nonprofits. I promote responsible psychedelic research through education and harm reduction efforts, fostering a safe environment for exploration and healing. Nature is my solace; I enjoy paddleboarding, hiking, skiing, and Pilates. I find inspiration in art, music, and cherished moments with loved ones.

I have my Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from Colorado State University, and my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regis University. Throughout my career, I have worked in various settings such as community service organizations, psychiatric hospital, and private practice. I also spent 3 years in England working for social services in England, which offered me significant professional and personal experience. My role at Klarisana has been my greatest honor. Working with psychedelic medicine is unique and awe-inspiring. I aim to provide a welcoming, safe space where you can fully be yourself. I believe we all have the capacity to grow, learn, and change, and have innate strengths to draw upon. My counseling approach considers your needs and personality while incorporating evidence-based interventions. Wherever you are in your journey, I would be honored to be alongside you. My personal interests include my love of being a mom, quality time with family and friends, puzzles, documentaries, and stand-up comedy.

Current Ketamine Therapy Medical Provider and Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner. Retired ICU RN of 9 years. I have personally lived through a traumatic injury and other major life changes which turned out to be a blessing professionally, as I have truly learned first-hand the challenges and needs of a patient. I also worked diligently as a bedside ICU nurse during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. My unique personal and professional healthcare experiences give me a level of motivation, maturity, and compassion that distinguishes me from other providers. I am a Colorado Native and love spending time in the mountains. Work-life balance is important to me, when I’m not working, I enjoy off-roading in my Jeep, hiking, paddle-boarding, swimming, reading, swimming and going on adventures with my three sweet dogs who are my kids.

My name is Arlene. I identify as Queer/Non-Binary and I am a Licensed Social Worker. I am intensely passionate about trauma informed healing modalities and social justice. I’m currently geeking out about ant farms and ant species/colonies in my spare time. I love to dance, thrift, be outside and be goofy with my friends. A weird fact about me is that I was born in the Outback of Australia. Oh and I love collecting miniature alligators and horse trinkets

I am a family nurse practitioner with 10 years of experience in the healthcare field. I am passionate about mental health and holistic wellness and I am currently completing a program in functional/holistic medicine. I believe in working with patients to find the root cause of their symptoms in order to help them fully heal. I believe that psychedelic medicine can be a gateway to help patients address the root cause of their mental health struggles in a way that other therapies are not able. It has been a privilege to work in the psychedelic medicine space and to witness the healing transformations of so many patients. I strive to make a meaningful difference in the lives of my patients, and in the clinic I hope to serve as a beacon of hope, supporting my patients on their healing journey. I am a Kansas City native and recently moved to Colorado. Outside of work I like to spend as much time as possible outdoors, exploring the beauty that Colorado has to offer.

I am a Family Nurse Practitioner who started my career in Exercise Physiology before pursuing a nursing degree. I obtained a BSN from Regis University in 2012 and after nearly a decade of critical care and post-surgical care, I returned to school to become a Nurse Practitioner. My passion is to not only save lives but to increase the quality of life by having a collaborative approach with my patients. I believe that we are a team- I may have medical expertise, however, you are the expert of your own body so together we will work to improve your life. My journey to psychedelic medicine was a personal one. After working through the pandemic as a front line nurse, there were several colleagues of mine who struggled with their mental health. One of my them found Klarisana and she expressed to me how significant this treatment was to saving her life. Now that I have been working closely with this team for almost two years, I can see why she overcame her depression. I feel very lucky to be a part of a culture committed to compassion, authenticity, and patient-focused care. When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing fetch with our four dogs, learning a new sport to play, and re-watching the Office.

Kate Reaney earned her Physician Assistant and Master of Science in Health Sciences from the George Washington University in Washington DC. She received an MBA in Healthcare Management & Administration from Regis University in Denver. Prior to that, she earned her undergraduate degree in Physical Education & Exercise Physiology. More recently, Kate completed a certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy from Naropa University in Boulder, CO. In conjunction with this certificate, she completed MAPS MDMA-Assisted Therapy training with MAPS PBC and completed a Ketamine Apprenticeship. Kate’s past work history include many years working in an operating room as a surgical physician assistant in the subspecialty of Orthopedic surgery. She has also worked as an Emergency Physician Assistant at a Level 1 Trauma Center (highest acuity) in Denver & has worked in high altitude medicine. Kate has worked in the field of management and clinical research. As a student she worked as a research assistant. Kate has a long history in the field of addiction recovery and 12 step circles. Some of her therapy-related trainings include: Compassionate Inquiry training with Dr. Gabor Mate Comprehensive Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy course with Dr. Richard Schwartz 4-month Mentorship with an experienced Psychedelic guide which involved 3-hour weekly contact for the 4-month period Bridging Science & Spiritual Healing with Indigenous Roots in the Psychedelic Renaissance with Dr. Joe Tafur (through the Shift Network) Polyvagal Theory – Befriending your Nervous System with Deb Dana, LCSW (through Sounds True) Bessel van der Kolk Trauma Series with Dr. Richard Schwartz, PhD (Founder & Developer of IFS) Embodying Secure Attachment course with Deidre Fay, & The Restorative Grace of Ego course with Miranda Macpherson (Rev) Kate’s passion & dedication is to bring true authentic healing, spiritual restoration and freedom to those struggling from the effects of childhood trauma, addiction, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Kate has lived experience that full healing and release is available, and she is dedicated to bringing that about & helping people access that realization.