About Satori Health & Wellness
We are a ketamine therapy and integrative wellness clinic located in St. George, Utah. Since 2018, we have been helping people find what conventional care could not offer them: relief, clarity, and a path forward that feels like their own.
Our StoryA Clinic Born from Seeing What Was Missing
Satori was founded in 2018 by Dr. Scott Allen, an anesthesiologist who had been following the emerging research connecting ketamine to meaningful mental health outcomes. But it was not just the science that moved him to act. He looked at southern Utah and saw a clear gap: a region full of people who were struggling and running out of options, with nowhere close to turn for this kind of care.
So he opened Satori. What started as a small clinic inside a pioneer house in St. George grew steadily into an eight-room facility, expanding in space and in the depth of care it could offer.
In 2024, when a Salt Lake City company approached to acquire the clinic, office manager Sean Pullan stepped in to purchase it instead. Sean had been a Satori patient himself since the clinic first opened. He had seen firsthand what the right approach to this work could do for someone, and he was not willing to let that be replaced by something that valued transactions over people.
"No other clinic in southern Utah has come close to matching Satori's level of care. That is not something I was willing to let go."
Sean Pullan, General Manager and Owner
Our Approach
Built Around the Journey, Not Just the Medicine
Most ketamine clinics focus on administering the infusion. They do the procedure, and then you are on your own. At Satori, we hold a different belief: the session is the opening, not the destination.
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No two patients at Satori follow the same path. Before treatment begins, we spend real time learning where you are and what you are working toward. From the dosing to the music to the plan between sessions, every element is designed specifically around you. You are not moving through a protocol. You are moving through an experience built for your journey.
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Ketamine can open a window of heightened neuroplasticity: a period when the mind may be more receptive to new patterns, perspectives, and lasting change. Integration is the practice of working with that window intentionally. It means taking the insights from your session and building a supported path to carry them into your daily life. At Satori, integration is not an add-on. It is woven into every stage of care, from your first conversation to your last follow-up.
Meet Our Experts
Cory Thompson
Nurse PractitionerKaia Jackman
Family Nurse Practitioner
Kody Holt
Cory Thompson, NP
Cory grew up in the small town of Delta, Utah, and built his nursing career in some of medicine's most demanding environments: emergency rooms and, later, as a Nurse Practitioner in brain and spine surgery. He has been present with patients in critical moments more times than most practitioners in any specialty.
At Satori, he brings that experience and steady clinical presence to a very different kind of care. An avid hiker, mountain biker, and pickleball player, Cory believes that genuine healing involves the whole person, body and mind together, and that conviction shapes how he practices.
Kaia Jackman, FNP-C
Kaia is a Family Nurse Practitioner whose background spans four years of inpatient nursing, wellness medicine, hormone optimization, and integrative mental health care. She became an FNP in 2024 and is currently completing her post-master's certificate in psychiatric mental health nursing, with graduation expected in May 2027.
Originally from Southern California, Kaia has called St. George home for nearly a decade. Her approach to care is whole-person and judgment-free, grounded in a deep respect for each patient's capacity to heal on their own terms.
Sean Pullan
General Manager
Sean did not come to this work through a textbook. He came through his own experience as a Satori patient, starting in 2018, a process that changed the course of his life and eventually led him to purchase the clinic in 2024.
Before that, Sean spent nearly twenty years in high-end video production, contributing work for brands like The Piano Guys. But his deeper education came from more than a decade of focused personal work on his own mental health, a process that shaped his understanding of what healing actually asks of a person and what it can give back.
As a certified Psychedelic Integration Coach with over a decade of coaching experience, Sean leads Satori not as a clinical administrator but as someone who understands, from the inside, what this kind of work demands. Alongside his wife Kassandra, he has shaped Satori into a calm, sanctuary-like space where every patient feels genuinely seen and supported.
His conviction is simple: the healing process should be something you want to move toward, not something you endure.
Who Comes to Satori
The people who come to us do not fit a single profile. But most share something: they have tried other things, and they are ready to try something different.
Some have spent years working through depression, anxiety, PTSD, or chronic pain without finding lasting relief through conventional care. Others arrive after a referral from a therapist or psychiatrist who recognized that something more was needed. Some come following a specific recommendation; others come on their own.
And some come for a reason that is harder to name: a quiet sense that there is more to life, that something is not quite right, and that they are ready to find out what it could be.
All of them belong here.
Treatment-Resistant Conditions
Depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain that has not responded adequately to prior treatment options.
Referred by a Provider
Patients sent by a therapist, psychiatrist, or primary care physician who believes ketamine therapy may offer a meaningful next step.
Ready for Something More
People who are not in crisis but sense they have not yet found what they are looking for, and are ready to explore a different kind of care.
Ready to Take the First Step?
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. We will take time to understand your situation and answer any questions you have about whether ketamine therapy may be a fit for you.
Or call or text us at (435) 669-4403