PTSD Treatment
PTSD Treatment
Ketamine therapy for PTSD involves using a medication known for its fast-acting relief of depressive and traumatic symptoms, offering hope to individuals where traditional treatments have failed. Unlike conventional antidepressants and therapy methods, ketamine targets specific receptors in the brain that affect mood and thought processes. This service is provided in a controlled, clinical setting, ensuring the patients' safety and comfort throughout the procedure. At Cedar City Health and Wellness Group, our specialized team guides each patient through their treatment journey with care and professionalism.
Ketamine is administered intravenously or through a nasal spray in guided sessions, allowing the medication to quickly deliver results. The treatment works by binding to NMDA receptors in the brain, which are involved in mood regulation and neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to adapt and form new connections. By modulating these pathways, ketamine can reduce symptoms like anxiety, depression, and negative thought patterns associated with PTSD. Patients typically undergo a series of sessions, tailored to their individual needs, to achieve optimal outcomes and lasting effects.
Administered in a supportive environment, each treatment session is conducted by a dedicated and professional team, ensuring a safe and comforting experience for all patients. This comprehensive care model underscores our commitment to advancing mental health treatment through personalized and compassionate care.
Patients often experience a significant reduction in symptoms within hours of administration.
Effective for individuals whose symptoms have not improved with other treatments.
Many patients report improved mood and mental clarity after sessions.
Administered by a caring, professional team in a safe, clinical setting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ketamine provides rapid symptom relief and is suitable for cases where traditional therapies have not been effective.
Sessions typically last around 40 minutes to an hour, with additional time allocated for monitoring and recovery.
Some patients may experience mild side effects like dizziness or disorientation, which subside shortly after treatment.
While the number varies by individual, an initial series of 6 sessions is commonly recommended, followed by maintenance treatments.