A new approach to trauma
PTSD often persists because traumatic memories are locked in their original, threatening form. Ketamine's neuroplastic window — especially paired with skilled therapy — can help the brain re-encode those memories with less emotional charge.
Our PTSD protocol
We typically combine IV or IM ketamine with optional guided therapy sessions, designed in close collaboration with your existing therapist when appropriate.
What patients commonly report
- Fewer and less intense flashbacks and nightmares
- Reduced hypervigilance — finally feeling safe enough to relax
- Greater emotional range, including the ability to feel joy again
- Improved sleep and a calmer baseline nervous system
- Ability to think about traumatic events without being overwhelmed
Combat veterans, first responders, and survivors
We have deep experience treating PTSD across many backgrounds — military service, sexual trauma, medical trauma, childhood adverse experiences, and the cumulative stress of first-responder careers. Every protocol is private, judgement-free, and built around your pace.
What the research shows
Published clinical trials have shown rapid and significant reductions in PTSD symptoms with repeated ketamine infusions. While ketamine is not a cure for trauma, it consistently opens a therapeutic window that traditional treatments often cannot reach on their own.
The role of integration
Healing from trauma is not just about the dose — it’s about what you do with the relief. We strongly encourage pairing your sessions with a trauma-informed therapist (ours or yours) so insights from your sessions translate into lasting change.