As the holiday season approaches and Christmas decorations begin to appear in window displays nationwide, the greatest gift for many this year won’t be material. Ketamine therapy is finally going mainstream and with it, millions worldwide are gaining the gift of...
When most folks think of brain food, they think of those food groups associated with high cognitive and memory function: fatty fish, dark chocolate, berries, nuts, and whole grains, amongst others. Research has shown that all of these tasty treats sharpen brain...
As the leaves turn, and the chill of winter starts to taint the air, millions nationwide are feeling the familiar anxiety of dealing with another season of mental health struggles. Five percent of US adults suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which typically...
According to the CDC, about 50 million Americans live with chronic pain—about 20% of the adult population in our country. Chronic pain not only affects a person physically, but also emotionally and mentally, causing irritability, frustration, decreased sleep, and...
Ketamine first received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1970 for use as a surgical anesthetic. Due to its short duration of action and reduced behavioral toxicity, it gained favor over other common anesthetics, and continues to be widely...
The last fifty years have been characterized by rapid change. Those born in the 70s and 80s remember the dawn of the internet, the advent of the cellphone, and, more recently, the birth of social media. These innovations carry far-reaching consequences, and yet no...
