Ketamine & Trauma
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can leave lasting imprints—nightmares, hypervigilance, emotional numbness, and the sense of never being fully at ease. Ketamine, administered in a safe and therapeutic environment, has been shown to quiet the brain’s heightened fear response, promote neuroplasticity, and open new pathways for healing. Many clients experience rapid relief—within hours—allowing them to step outside the cycle of distress and engage more deeply in the therapeutic process.

Our team provides continuous presence, privacy, and guidance throughout your treatment. Each journey is tailored to your unique history and goals, with the intention of restoring not only stability, but a sense of peace and renewed possibility.

Ketamine, when paired with trauma-focused psychotherapy, can help release the weight of painful memories and restore balance.

A Reset for the Mind:
Step back from overwhelm and find clarity.
New Neural Pathways: Open the brain to fresh patterns of thought and resilience.
Freedom from Fear: Quiet the body’s overactive alarm system.
Deeper Connection to Self: Enter a state that allows profound insight and emotional renewal.

By combining ketamine with trauma-focused psychotherapy, patients can reprocess their traumatic experiences with reduced emotional distress, leading to long-term healing and recovery
For 70-80% of patients treated, ketamine treatments provide a break from debilitating symptoms of depression within 24 hours of a ketamine treatment, but it is not a permanent cure.  In the setting of trauma treatment, ketamine infusions can be used to maximize targeted trauma therapies.