Ketamine is considered a dissociative anesthetic with psychedelic properties that have unique effects on the body and mind. Ketamine is a medication with a high safety profile that has been used legally since the 1970s. as an anesthetic. Many people generally describe their experience with ketamine as pleasant and positive. A series of studies in the early 2000s showed Ketamine's effectiveness as an antidepressant, and it is now used to treat mental health conditions.

Ketamine acts on receptors in the brain that can lead to the reduction of depressive symptoms. When your typical reactions to emotions are quieted, you may find that can facilitate a gentler exploration of memories, feelings, and experiences. A variety of experiences can occur during the Ketamine session. You should remain open to what may arise, trust in the process, and let it flow rather than try to direct or fight the experience. This may include facing uncomfortable emotions or the feeling of not having an "experience."

Individuals who have not found significant success in classic treatments, like talk therapy and medication, may find Ketamine treatment to be a safe and effective treatment option - especially for Treatment-Resistant Depression, PTSD, anxiety, and depression trauma.

There is a growing awareness that conventional treatments for mental health - like SSRI Medication and talk therapy only work for a segment of the population. In fact, 75% of people do not adhere to antidepressants and 40% - 71% of individuals experience relapse in their symptoms. Over the last decade, there has been a growing body of research and evidence demonstrating the benefits of Ketamine treatment for mental health conditions.