Rapid stabilization
Suicidal ideation is a medical emergency, and ketamine is one of the only treatments shown to reduce it within hours rather than weeks. For patients who are safe to receive outpatient care, ketamine can be a life-saving intervention.
When to call us
If you or someone you love is in immediate crisis, please call or text 988 right now. If you are stable and seeking ongoing care, contact us at (480) 319-9830 to discuss whether ketamine therapy fits your situation.
What the evidence shows
Multiple controlled studies, including research from Yale, Mount Sinai, and the National Institute of Wellness, have demonstrated that ketamine can reduce suicidal thoughts within hours of a single dose — and that effect can be sustained and extended with a structured series of sessions. For patients who feel they have run out of options, this matters.
How we approach high-acuity care
- Thorough medical and psychiatric screening before any treatment
- Coordination with your psychiatrist, therapist, or crisis team
- Continuous in-session monitoring by trained medical staff
- A clear safety plan you leave with after every visit
- Rapid scheduling for patients in active distress
A bridge, not a replacement
Ketamine is designed to be a bridge — a way to create rapid stability so that therapy, medication management, relationships, and lifestyle work can do their longer-term job. We don’t ask you to stop your current care; we partner with it.
You are not alone
Reaching out is the hardest step. Whether you call us, your therapist, or 988, please reach out. We answer the phone, we answer questions, and we will help you figure out the right next step even if it isn’t treatment with us.