Mental health · Medically supervised
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
A carefully screened treatment option for certain mental health conditions that have not improved enough with standard care.
At a glance
Is this service
right for you?
Who may consider it
- Adults with depression that has not responded adequately to standard treatment
- Some people living with anxiety or PTSD
- People who can safely receive treatment after medical and mental health screening
How it works
A different pathway in the brain.
Ketamine acts on glutamate-related pathways and may support changes in brain connectivity. Some patients experience symptom relief more quickly than with traditional antidepressants, but response varies and ongoing care is still important.
The process
What to expect.
A clear, physician-guided path from your first conversation to follow-up.
- 01
Screen
Review diagnosis, treatment history, medications, medical risks, and personal goals.
- 02
Plan
Explain the treatment setting, expected experience, monitoring, and therapeutic support.
- 03
Treat
Receive low-dose IV ketamine in a calm, medically supervised environment.
- 04
Integrate
Review the experience, track symptoms, and decide on appropriate next steps.
The outcome
What results may look like.
Every person responds differently. The aim is meaningful improvement—not unrealistic promises.
- ✓Possible reduction in depression, anxiety, or PTSD symptoms
- ✓Greater ability to engage in therapy or daily life
- ✓A monitored plan based on response—not a fixed promise
Ketamine is not appropriate for everyone and may temporarily affect perception, blood pressure, coordination, or judgment. Careful screening, in-office monitoring, and safe transportation after treatment are essential.
Your next step
Start with a medical consultation.
We will review your goals, health history, and whether this service is appropriate for you.