Ketamine for depression
Ketamine is different from traditional anti-depressants
From mild to moderate to severe cases, depression responds robustly to low-dose ketamine treatments. Those suffering from suicidal ideation may find these symptoms removed entirely following the first weeks of treatment.
Ketamine is different from traditional antidepressants and can be effective even if other treatment methods have yielded sub-optimal results. This powerful medication can facilitate major changes, quickly. It doesn’t change who you are, only how you feel.
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After their first three weeks of treatment, more than 80% of patients report at least a 50% reduction in symptoms
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An estimated 30.9% of those with Major Depressive Disorder can be defined as having Treatment Resistant Depression
Depression research
Treatment options for depression
Ketamine
Our foundational program: 6 intravenous infusions administered over 2-3 weeks under careful monitoring by our trained medical staff
Ketamine + Coaching
Our Healing Pathway option brings you together with an experienced psychedelic practitioner focused on self-empowerment, finding clarity, and dislodging blocks
Ketamine + Therapy
Work through challenging life issues with Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, our most involved program, with a licensed mental health counselor trained in psychedelic therapy
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