What is ketamine therapy?
Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic that can rapidly relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Ketamine is widely known for its psychedelic effects which can open the mind up to new perspectives and insights buried deep in the subconscious.
But ketamine can also profoundly affect the biology of the brain by stimulating new neural connections. Major stress and depression weaken synaptic connections, making it more difficult for regions of the brain to communicate. Low-dose ketamine treatments restore impacted or dormant neural circuits by triggering the production of Glutamate, which subsequently promotes BDNF, a protein that encourages neuroplasticity in the brain.
Clinical Results 1
After 6 weeks
50% response rate
20% remission rate
50% of patients with suicidal ideation achieve remission after 6 weeks
After 10 weeks
72% response rate
38% remission rate
Ketamine Experience
No two ketamine experiences are the exact same. But generally people feel a sense of complete peace and calm.
You may feel as if you are floating through a dream or surrounded by bright colors. Or you may find that you feel a sense of dissociation, almost as if you have stepped outside of yourself and are detached from your body, thoughts, and memories. This dissociation creates space for you to experience yourself and your relationships from a new perspective.
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Ketamine Therapy Treatment Protocols
Available only after the evaluation with our psychiatrist; the medical intake is billed as a separate fee or can be billed to insurance. All below integration therapy packages are self-pay.
While single Ketamine sessions are effective, a concentrated course of 6 sessions in 3-4 weeks combined with integration therapy to fully process your journeys have been proven in multiple independent clinical trials to provide the most significant and lasting relief.
We have designed two recommended Hudson protocols to guide you on the path to sustainable relief.
Hudson Protocol
Integration Support Package
Recommended
Program Price: $4,050
Includes:- Integration prep session with provider
- 6 Ketamine infusions
- 1 integration follow up per 2 infusions over the course of 3 consecutive weeks
- 6 ketamine infusions
- 4 integration therapy sessions
Advanced Hudson Protocol
Extra Integration Support
Program Price: $4,450
Includes:- Integration prep session with provider
- 6 Ketamine infusions
- 1 integration follow up after every infusion over the course of 3 or 6 (depending on timing recommending) weeks.
- 6 ketamine infusions
- 7 integration therapy sessions
À La Carte Services
Ketamine
Ketamine (only) Package
Full Course
Program Price: $3,300
Includes:
- 6 Ketamine infusions
- Discounted price: We encourage you to concentrate your therapy over 3-4 weeks as this is the most studied course for sustainable results
Single Ketamine Infusion
Program Price: $550
Integration Therapy
Integration Therapy
Preparation Session
Price: $250
Includes:
- Session to help prepare for IV Ketamine or other treatments offered
- If applicable, this includes a discussion with your existing therapist to ensure continuity of care
Integration Therapy
Individual Follow Up Session*
Price: $200
Includes:
- A la carte follow up session
- *Cannot be purchased if you have not had a preparation session already
Common Questions
Is ketamine safe?
Ketamine is safe when it is administered under the guidance of certified medical professionals.
Will I feel any side effects?
Side effects from IV ketamine treatments are rare, but some patients do report feelings of dizziness, nausea, elevated heart rate, and increased blood pressure. Our clinical staff is on stand-by if you start to feel any side effects.
Is ketamine legal?
Ketamine is regulated by the FDA and legal for medical use in the United States when administered by licensed and credentialed medical providers.
For additional inquiries on Ketamine Therapy, please visit our frequently asked questions here.
- Oliver, Patrick A., et al. “Clinical Effectiveness of Intravenous Racemic Ketamine Infusions in a Large Community Sample of Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression, Suicidal Ideation, and Generalized Anxiety Symptoms: A Retrospective Chart Review.” Psychiatrist.Com, 19 Dec. 2022, www.psychiatrist.com/jcp/depression/clinical-effectiveness-intravenous-racemic-ketamine-treatment-resistant-depression-suicidal-ideation-generalized-anxiety-symptoms/.
