Ketamine therapy is arguably the most effective depression treatment available on the market today. 70% of patients see a marked improvement in their symptoms. A “marked improvement,” however, doesn’t mean that a patient goes from suicidal to sunshine and rainbows overnight, though there are some dramatic success stories. More often, ketamine infusion therapy lifts the fog of depression just enough to enable the patient to live a richer, more fulfilling life. 

Ketamine infusions have received plenty of media attention for their ability to effectively treat severe depression. But ketamine infusions are also a viable treatment for anxiety, bipolar disorder, and – as one veteran has gratefully found – post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 

The holiday season isn’t merry and bright for everyone. From financial woes and unwanted guests to grief, loneliness, and hectic schedules, the holidays have a way of triggering depression and anxiety symptoms in millions of individuals across the country.

Ketamine infusions bring hope to the hopeless. We’ve seen ketamine change the lives of patients who have entirely resisted other methods of depression treatment. Imagine if these depression treatments were more accessible to the sick and suffering?