Different Approaches: Low-Dose Ketamine vs. High Dose

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Ketamine therapy isn’t a single protocol. Different programs use a broad dosing range, from daily, low-dose ketamine to short-course, high-dose sessions.    The same medication (physician-prescribed, sub-anesthetic ketamine) is used across several formats that differ substantially in format and what they’re designed to accomplish. Understanding those differences is useful both for people deciding where to… Continue reading Different Approaches: Low-Dose Ketamine vs. High Dose

At-Home Ketamine Therapy: Safety, Side Effects, What to Know

Man resting quietly at home with headphones on, eyes closed — a typical setting for an at-home ketamine therapy session

Ketamine has been used in medical settings since the 1960s. Its application for depression, anxiety, and PTSD is more recent, and at-home delivery is a newer model within that. People researching this treatment tend to have specific questions: what side effects to expect, what happens the next day, what the long-term side effects are, and… Continue reading At-Home Ketamine Therapy: Safety, Side Effects, What to Know

Depression That Doesn’t Go Away: What’s Really Going On

You’ve had good stretches. Times when the depression lifts, and life actually feels livable. That can make it even harder when it comes back.   If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already tried something. Maybe more than one treatment. And maybe some of them helped for a while, enough to make you think you were… Continue reading Depression That Doesn’t Go Away: What’s Really Going On