Ketamine Treatment & Mental Health Blog
Ketamine Treatment & Mental Health Blog
Check in with our ketamine treatment and mental health blog for the latest up-to-date information on ketamine for depression and anxiety, ketamine research, and general information about mental health and wellbeing.
Back-To-School Stress Isn’t Just for the Kids
It’s normal for kids to feel back-to-school stress, but what about their parents? While for many adults, sending their children back to school can feel like a load off their shoulders, for an increasing number of parents, it can actually raise their anxiety levels....
Medication Management: The Danger of At-Home Ketamine Treatment
Ketamine infusion therapy has been shown to be a safe and effective treatment for depression, chronic pain, and other medical conditions. Recently, people curious about ketamine for depression have discovered another option: at-home treatment via a sublingual tablet....
How Seasonal Depression Works: From the Winter Blues to Summertime Sadness
Whatever time of year it is, seasonal depression is a drag. While most people associate seasonal affective disorder (SAD) with winter, many people suffer from the same depression symptoms in the summertime. But whether it’s a lack of sunlight or too much sunlight...
How To Help Everyone Succeed: Creating Balance in Minority Mental Health
Nearly one in five adults in the United States suffers from a mental health or behavioral health disorder. While white adults and BIPOC adults have similar rates of illness, mental health disorders are more likely to be longer-lasting and have more severe consequences...
Opioid Overdoses Continue: Why Ketamine is the Safer and More Effective Choice for Pain Management
With the additional pressures brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as an increasingly contaminated drug supply, the rate of opioid overdoses in the U.S. continues to climb. Although Massachusetts has a lower incidence of overdoses than some states, the rate...
Suicide Prevention: Why The LGBTQ+ Community Is At Heightened Risk
According to one study, LGBTQ+ youth are more than four times as likely to die by suicide as their peers. Furthermore, those that are a part of the LGBTQ+ community of all ages are at greater risk for suicide and mental health disorders than people who are not in the...
Bipolar Disorder and Autism: Getting the Correct Diagnosis & Proper Treatment
In recent years, studies have shown an increasing connection between bipolar disorder and autism. The two conditions are believed to share some genetic causes and how having one of them can put you at greater risk of developing the other. In addition, bipolar disorder...
What News Overload Does to Your Nervous System and Mental Health
For many people, watching the news is part of their daily routine. Whether they tune in religiously to the 6 o’clock report or simply have it on in the background while they’re doing household tasks, the news is a constant presence in their lives. While this is not...
The Role Music Plays in Overall Wellness, From Physical to Mental Health
Whether it’s listening to old vinyl jazz records, streaming the latest hip-hop hit, or practicing your guitar, music plays a large and highly enjoyable role in many people’s lives. But did you know that listening to and playing music can also provide significant...
Get Social, Without Sacrificing Your Mental Health
According to a recent study, over 223 million Americans are active on at least one social media platform, accounting for over 70 percent of the country’s population. While Facebook, Twitter, and other sites have become essential tools for connecting with family,...
Physical Symptoms of Depression: The Impact of Depression on Heart Health
Depression can break your heart…literally. Research has shown that depression is commonly linked with heart disease, with one often leading to the other. Studies reveal one in ten American adults suffer from depression, and it’s widely known that heart disease is the...
What Ketamine Therapy Feels Like
Ketamine is often known for its use in veterinary medication, or as the “club drug” known as ‘Special K,’ but ketamine serves a very important purpose: as a breakthrough treatment for severe cases of depression, anxiety, PTSD and other psychiatric disorders. Since the...
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