Ketamine Assisted Therapy
Harness the power of this groundbreaking therapy to create a personalized treatment plan and discover a transformative path to healing.
“Nothing works. I’ve tried everything…”
Empowering those seeking a breakthrough to treat depression…
Ketamine assisted psychotherapy (KAP) therapy offers hope for individuals who have struggled with traditional treatment methods, including those with treatment-resistant depression.
If you find yourself in a cycle of persistent emotional distress, experiencing debilitating depression, or seeking alternative avenues for healing, Ketamine assisted therapy could be a transformative option for you.
Ketamine assisted therapy is an innovative approach that combines the therapeutic benefits of ketamine dosing with psychotherapy sessions. Ketamine, a well-established anesthetic, has shown remarkable potential in treating mental health issues, particularly treatment-resistant depression.
- Depression
- Anxiety Disorders
- PTSD
- Bipolar Disorder
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Chronic Pain
- Suicidal Ideation
- And more
“Why would this be any different?”
A New Ray of Light in Your Journey
Although ketamine therapy was FDA approved in the 70s, it’s only in recent years that it’s efficacy in battling treatment-resistant depression saw the light. While other approaches may not have provided the relief you need, Ketamine therapy offers a fresh perspective and a new path towards healing.
Ketamine therapy is considered to be one of the most effective treatment options to swiftly reduce symptoms, offer rapid relief, particularly in severe cases, promote brain flexibility, and to counter entrenched negative thought patterns. In addition, this revolutionary therapy targets new brain pathways, addressing treatment-resistant cases and also nurtures deeper insights and enduring change.
Here are some of the benefits in a nutshell:
- Swift Action
- Enhanced Neuroplasticity
- Resolving Resistance
- Holistic Healing
- Individualized Approach
- Potential Sustained Wellness
Frequently Asked Questions
Ketamine assisted therapy combines the therapeutic benefits of Ketamine with psychotherapy sessions to create a comprehensive and innovative approach to mental health treatment. Unlike traditional therapy alone, this integrated approach targets treatment-resistant cases and offers breakthrough relief for conditions like depression and anxiety.
The effects of ketamine, which most patients find to be pleasant, typically last for around 45 minutes. These effects can make you feel “far from” your body, and facilitate shifts in perception that can often feel expansive in nature. Your motor and verbal abilities will be reduced a bit, so you’ll be lying down in a comfortable position during the experience. Once these effects subsided, your therapist spends the remainder of your appointment giving you space to process and discuss your experience. While it may feel hard to articulate what happened during the experience, people feel like the insights gained are still clear and helpful. Studies have shown that the benefits to mood and neurological growth can last up to two weeks after the Ketamine experience, and longer with repeated sessions.
Yes, at Therapy Unlocked, we proudly offer Ketamine as a component of our comprehensive mental health services. Our experienced team is well-versed in the safe and effective administration of Ketamine, providing you with a potential avenue for relief in the realm of psychedelic assisted therapy.
Yes, Ketamine has gained FDA approval for its use in certain contexts, including Ketamine therapy for depression. This recognition underscores the credibility and safety of Ketamine as a valuable treatment option, especially for individuals who have not responded to traditional interventions.
Psychedelic-assisted therapy, exemplified by Ketamine, offers an alternative approach to mental health treatment. It may be particularly beneficial for individuals with treatment-resistant depression or those seeking innovative therapies. Our team at Therapy Unlocked evaluates your unique needs to determine if Ketamine align with your treatment journey.
Ketamine can be administered in a variety of ways, including IV infusion, intramuscular injection, via nasal spray and using sublingual lozenges. Currently we only use the sublingual lozenge form. It’s safe and easy to self-administer, without worrying about injections or IV lines.
