How can you benefit from ketamine-assisted therapy?

Let’s face it. You’ve been struggling for too long. You’ve tried everything under the sun and nothing has worked. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, chronic pain, or any number of trauma-related disorders, it’s time for a treatment that actually works. Welcome to the world of ketamine-assisted therapy! Safe, effective, and easy, ketamine is proving to be the game-changer you have been looking for.

Who should not try ketamine?

There are some individuals who are not good candidates for ketamine-assisted therapy. The most common contraindications include women who are pregnant or nursing, those with high blood pressure or thyroid dysregulation, those with delusions and hallucinations, those with high blood pressure, and those with manic episodes. Previous unpleasant experiences with psychedelics should also be discussed with one of our physicians.

How do I know if ketamine is for me?

Trying ketamine requires an open mind and the willingness to explore new possibilities.

What we don’t do…

Some people require a very high dose of ketamine that is given intravenously. If you require this kind of treatment, our doctors can help you find the appropriate clinic where medical personnel can oversee the entire process.

How can ketamine work for you?

Ketamine can offer a range of benefits:

• Treatment-Resistant Depression: Ketamine can rapidly alleviate symptoms of treatment-resistant depression that hasn’t responded well to antidepressants. For individuals who have tried multiple treatments without success, ketamine therapy offers new hope.

• Rapid Relief: Unlike traditional antidepressants that can take weeks or months to show effects, ketamine can provide rapid relief. Some individuals may experience improvements in mood and reduced symptoms within hours or days of treatment.

• Reduction in Suicidal Ideation: Ketamine has been found to be particularly effective in reducing suicidal thoughts and behaviors, making it a valuable option for individuals at risk of self-harm or suicide.

• Anxiety Disorders: Ketamine therapy also treats anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

• PTSD: For individuals with PTSD, ketamine therapy can reduce the severity of traumatic memories and improve the overall ability to cope with triggers.

• Chronic Pain: Ketamine has analgesic properties used to manage chronic pain conditions, such as fibromyalgia and neuropathic pain.

• Addiction Treatment: Ketamine therapy can treat substance use disorders, particularly for individuals struggling with addiction to opioids, alcohol, or other substances.

• Enhanced Therapy: Ketamine therapy enhances the effectiveness of traditional psychotherapy. The altered state of consciousness induced by ketamine helps individuals explore their thoughts, feelings, and past experiences more deeply, facilitating therapeutic insights.

• Low Risk of Physical Dependence: Ketamine is generally considered to have a lower risk of physical dependence compared to some other substances used in mental health treatment.

• Personalized Treatment: Ketamine therapy can be tailored to the individual, with dosages and treatment plans adjusted to meet specific needs. This personalization can improve treatment outcomes.

We also offer couples and group packages to meet your specific needs.