Ketamine Therapy: A Groundbreaking Approach to Mental Health Treatment
Harnessing the Power of Neuroplasticity for Rapid, Effective Relief from Chronic Symptoms.
Ketamine Explained
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Ketamine has been used as a sedative and general anesthetic in hospitals for decades, but its recent use as a low-dose infusion is transforming mental health treatment. This FDA-approved anesthetic has a high safety profile and is now recognized for its rapid antidepressant effects, offering relief for individuals with chronic conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Ketamine’s unique ability to promote neuroplasticity, or the growth of new neural connections, is one of its most exciting features. By increasing levels of the neurotransmitter glutamate, ketamine helps the brain become more “connected,” supporting the healing process. This effect is triggered when ketamine blocks NMDA receptors, allowing glutamate to enhance brain activity and jumpstart your mental health journey.
Check out this episode from the podcast Back from the Abyss
Ketamine has been used as a sedative and general anesthetic in hospitals for decades, but its recent use as a low-dose infusion is transforming mental health treatment. This FDA-approved anesthetic has a high safety profile and is now recognized for its rapid antidepressant effects, offering relief for individuals with chronic conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Ketamine’s unique ability to promote neuroplasticity, or the growth of new neural connections, is one of its most exciting features. By increasing levels of the neurotransmitter glutamate, ketamine helps the brain become more “connected,” supporting the healing process. This effect is triggered when ketamine blocks NMDA receptors, allowing glutamate to enhance brain activity and jumpstart your mental health journey.
Unlocking Creative Potential and Relief: How Ketamine Transforms the Brain
Global Brain Function and the Antidepressant Effects of Ketamine Therapy
Pioneering studies, such as the 2000 Yale University trial, revealed ketamine’s powerful antidepressant effects. In 2006, a follow-up study by Zarate et al. found that 71% of patients with treatment-resistant depression experienced relief. The overwhelming evidence led the National Institute of Health to recognize ketamine as one of the most significant breakthroughs in antidepressant treatment in decades.
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A behavioral health professional is a vital component of the Comprehensive Wheel. They may be a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, or a psychiatrist. M&BWC HIGHLY recommends establishing intentions with a behavior health professional. They understand the importance of the work before and after Ketamine treatment to maximize and sustain the gained benefits. It is our intention to collaborate with our clients behavioral health professionals to continue the continuity of care. If you do not have a professional to reflect with, we can refer you to one we have networked with.
The anesthesia professional at M&BWC will be on hand to place your IV, assess your health and vital signs before during and after each Ketamine journey. They will be responsible for customizing a suitable IV dosage for each person. The anesthetic professional’s training allows for a safe journey and smooth recovery.
Set and setting at M&BWC. Guides are present with the patient start to finish. Having a guide during each session allows the patient to relax and give in to the process. The journey guide holds space and walks side-by-side with the client providing that extra human touch of comfort and compassion.
Mind&Body Wellness Center collaborates with your doctor. Together we establish what your diagnosis is and that you are in good health standing.
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