When worry won't switch off
Persistent anxiety can show up as constant worry, racing thoughts, restlessness, trouble sleeping, irritability, or physical tension that doesn't ease. For many people, therapy and medication help meaningfully. For others, symptoms remain difficult to manage day to day.
If standard approaches haven't given you enough relief, it may be worth exploring a treatment that works differently. A consultation lets you talk this through with a medical provider and understand whether IV ketamine is a reasonable option for your situation.
A calm, clinician-guided approach
A different mechanism
Ketamine acts on the glutamate system rather than the pathways most anti-anxiety medications target.
A window for change
Some patients find ketamine creates space in which therapy and coping skills become easier to engage.
Monitored comfort
Vital signs are monitored throughout each session in a calm, private, supportive environment.
Because anxiety can shape how the experience feels, we take time to prepare you and to make the setting as comfortable as possible — a quiet room, an eye mask, and attentive monitoring throughout.
What treatment may involve
Protocols are individualized. Many patients begin with a short series of infusions and then assess, with their provider, whether occasional maintenance sessions are helpful.
Ketamine is a medical treatment, not a replacement for therapy. For many people it works best alongside psychotherapy and ongoing care. Results vary, and treatment is recommended only after a clinical evaluation.
Anxiety & Ketamine FAQs
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A calmer baseline may be possible.
Begin with a consultation. We'll review your history, answer your questions, and help you decide if IV ketamine therapy is right for you.
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Consultations are scheduled privately by phone and email — no online intake form.
Medical disclaimer. This page is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Ketamine is used off-label for mental health conditions, is not appropriate for everyone, and individual results vary. Candidacy is determined only after a clinical evaluation by a licensed medical provider. If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.