The meaning of your ketamine journey
The experience of a ketamine infusion can be profound, but it usually isn’t, and it doesn’t have to be.
The experience of a ketamine infusion can be profound, but it usually isn’t, and it doesn’t have to be.
Dr Wells explains why Wells Medicine does not accept insurance and discusses ways of pursuing coverage on your own.
We review how FDA approval and insurance coverage aren’t directly related.
Ketamine is an FDA-approved drug that may be used by physicians for anesthesia and for other uses off-label.
Dr Wells goes over what you can do during accelerated TMS — during treatment, between treatment sessions, and when you get home.
We discuss how diet can influence mental health and provide useful guidance on food and behaviors to incorporate for general health and alongside treatments and therapies.
Dr Wells shares why we love interventional treatments for mental health.
Dr Wells shares what mission-driven medicine means to us at Wells Medicine.
Microdosing doesn’t seem to have meaningful benefits, and comes with a host of risks.
Dr Wells discusses yoga as a tool for meditation and exercise. She also shares how yoga can be particularly helpful for PTSD.
Dr Wells describes nitrous oxide inhalation treatment and why it may be a good alternative to ketamine treatment for anxiety and depression.
Dr Wells discusses whether ketamine is a cure for mental health conditions like depression and anxiety.
Dr Wells guides patients in choosing between ketamine infusions and a stellate ganglion block – or both – for treating PTSD.
Dr Wells discusses referrals and why Wells Medicine does not require them for new patients.
Dr Wells lists things that might be useful to bring to your ketamine infusion and what we already have in the clinic.
Dr Wells goes over what a Stellate Ganglion Block is, how it works, how long it lasts, and what to expect from treatment.
Dr Wells discusses how ketamine works on the body and recommendations for extending the benefits of treatment.
Accelerated TMS is TMS on a rapid schedule. It is designed to include more sessions, greater precision, and more individualized treatments. Accelerated TMS is more convenient, faster acting, and shown to be more effective.
Dr Wells discusses medications and substances that may interfere with or decrease the efficacy of ketamine treatment.
Dr Wells discusses the ideal schedule for an initial series of ketamine treatments.