FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions

Ketamine infusion therapy may be appropriate for adults experiencing depression, trauma-related symptoms, anxiety, or chronic pain that have not improved with traditional treatments. It may be especially helpful for individuals who: ✔ have tried multiple medications or therapies without relief  ✔ feel stuck in persistent emotional or physical pain  ✔ experience severe symptoms that interfere with daily life  ✔ are seeking a medically supervised, evidence-informed approach A consultation helps determine whether treatment is safe and appropriate for your individual needs.

Ketamine infusion therapy is used for carefully selected cases of: ✔ treatment-resistant depression  ✔ major depressive disorder with suicidal thoughts  ✔ PTSD and trauma-related symptoms  ✔ severe anxiety disorders  ✔ chronic neuropathic pain  ✔ Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)  ✔ fibromyalgia and centralized pain syndromes  ✔ refractory migraine and headache conditions Your eligibility depends on medical history, current health status, and clinical evaluation.

Your safety is our highest priority. Treatment is provided in a monitored medical setting under physician supervision. During treatment: ✔ vital signs are continuously monitored  ✔ individualized dosing is used  ✔ emergency medications and equipment are onsite  ✔ trained medical professionals remain present Ketamine has been used safely in medical settings for decades when administered appropriately.

Each experience is unique. Many patients feel: ✔ deeply relaxed  ✔ emotionally lighter  ✔ dreamlike or meditative awareness  ✔ a gentle sense of distance from emotional pain Some feel very little during treatment and still experience improvement afterward. There is no “right” experience.