Why we love interventional treatments for mental health
Dr Wells shares why we love interventional treatments for mental health.
Why you probably shouldn’t microdose ketamine
Microdosing doesn’t seem to have meaningful benefits, and comes with a host of risks.
Why nitrous oxide?
Nitrous oxide inhalation treatment may be a good alternative to ketamine treatment for anxiety and depression. These distinctions may help you decide.
Is ketamine a cure for mental health conditions?
Dr Wells discusses whether ketamine is a cure for mental health conditions like depression and anxiety.
Ketamine vs SGB for PTSD
Ketamine infusions and stellate ganglion blocks can both be used to treat PTSD. Some patients may benefit more from one treatment or the other, or from both.
What to bring to your ketamine infusion
There are some things that might be useful to bring to your ketamine infusion, in addition to what we already have in the clinic.
What is a stellate ganglion block?
Dr Wells goes over what a Stellate Ganglion Block is, how it works, how long it lasts, and what to expect from treatment.
What is accelerated TMS?
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.
Medications & substances that interfere with ketamine treatment
Some medications and substances may interfere with or decrease the efficacy of ketamine treatment.
Treatment schedules for a ketamine series
Ketamine treatment starts with an induction series of six infusions. How closely these infusions are spaced together can impact your experience.
How to get started with ketamine
Ketamine is used to treat a variety of mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety. The process of getting started with treatment is simple.