Mental Health
Ketamine Therapy
A different path when standard treatments fall short.
Medically supervised ketamine therapy in Plano, TX for adults living with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD and other mood disorders that have not responded to conventional medication or therapy.
What's included
- Medically supervised in-clinic ketamine sessions
- For treatment-resistant depression and mood disorders
- Rapid-acting support for many patients
- Comprehensive medical and psychiatric screening
- Calm, private, monitored treatment environment
Ketamine is an NMDA receptor antagonist that has been studied extensively for its rapid-acting antidepressant effects, particularly in people who have not found relief with traditional antidepressants.
At Precision Wellness Center, ketamine therapy is delivered in a controlled clinical setting by trained medical providers. Every patient completes a thorough health and psychiatric screening before beginning treatment.
Sessions are monitored from start to finish in a calm, private suite. Most patients receive a series of treatments over several weeks, with maintenance sessions scheduled based on individual response.
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What Ketamine Therapy Is
Ketamine therapy is a medical treatment that uses low, controlled doses of ketamine to help relieve symptoms of certain mental health conditions. Originally developed as an anesthetic, ketamine has been studied for decades for its rapid effects on mood and is now used off-label in clinical settings for patients with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety and PTSD.
What It May Help With
Ketamine therapy is most commonly considered for adults who have tried multiple medications or therapies without adequate improvement. Conditions that may respond include:
- Treatment-resistant depression
- Major depressive disorder
- Generalized anxiety and social anxiety
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Chronic pain with mood component
How Ketamine Works
Unlike traditional antidepressants that mainly target serotonin, norepinephrine or dopamine over several weeks, ketamine works on the glutamate system and NMDA receptors. This different mechanism is believed to help the brain form new neural connections, which may explain why some patients experience improvement within hours to days rather than weeks.
What to Expect During Treatment
After a comprehensive screening, eligible patients receive ketamine in a private, comfortable suite under medical supervision. A typical course includes a series of sessions over two to six weeks, followed by maintenance treatments as needed. During the session you may feel relaxed, detached or experience mild perceptual changes. These effects resolve shortly after the infusion ends.
Safety & Screening
Ketamine is not appropriate for everyone. We carefully review your medical history, psychiatric history, current medications and substance use. People with uncontrolled high blood pressure, certain heart conditions, active psychosis, untreated substance use disorders or specific medication interactions may not be candidates. Honesty during screening is essential for your safety.
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