When is depression truly resistant to treatment or just difficult to treat? Some psychiatrists suggest “our current [standard] treatments for depression appear to be no more effective than they were 50 years ago”1. Coincidentally the term “treatment resistant depression” (TRD) first appeared 40 years ago.
When the brain is being stressed over and over consistently, the synapses in the brain break down and cause depressive symptoms. Ketamine was mainly used as an anesthetic by many medical professionals, until recent studies have found that ketamine therapy has worked to help people with resistant treatment mental illness
Winter can be one of the hardest times to deal with a chronic pain condition. Whether it is you or your loved one, the impact is felt by all.
Ketamine Wellness Centers Announces New Location in Jacksonville, Florida Ketamine Wellness Centers, the clinical provider for personalized care and high-quality Ketamine infusions for individuals suffering from afflictions such as depression, PTSD, and chronic pain, is expanding its breakthrough clinical program to Jacksonville, Florida. The clinic will officially be open for business on March 1, 2021,…
Winter can be one of the hardest times to deal with a chronic pain condition. Whether it is you or your loved one, the impact is felt by all.
Christine Ryan, Chief Clinical Officer at KWC, on how to avoid depression triggers and prevent relapse utilizing ketamine therapy.
Valerie Neitsch, Clinical Administrator at KWC – Seattle, outlines an achievable plan for those with chronic pain symptoms to be better controlled.
Deanna Frazier, Clinical Administrator at KWC Chicago, on the early signs of holiday depression and how Ketamine Therapy can support you during trying times.
Fox6 Milwaukee News ran a story highlighting the journey of Josie Moore, a college student and patient at our Ketamine Wellness Centers – Chicago clinic. Josie has had an incredible journey battling severe chronic pain that stems from her Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) diagnosis.
Winter can be one of the hardest times to deal with a chronic pain condition. Whether it is you or your loved one, the impact is felt by all.