Begin Your Transformative Journey of Psychedelic Healing

Ketamine works by targeting NMDA receptors within the brain. This assists in creating new pathways and generating new synapses that otherwise were damaged or not working as well due to mental and physical illnesses. People experiencing depression, anxiety, PTSD and various mental illnesses have neural pathways that are essentially damaged or not working optimally leaving people feeling “stuck”. These behaviors, compulsions, and thought distortions can keep them from fully experiencing and being present in their lives. Ketamine works to help create new neural pathways and activating synapses that can allow for drastic improvement in emotional symptoms caused by mood disorders, PTSD and depression.

An Intravenous Ketamine infusion is administered directly into the bloodstream over a series of 6 infusions provided over a 4 week period with each treatment session lasting about 60 minutes. During an IV ketamine infusion you are closely monitored by our highly experienced medical team led by Dr. Bawa who is a Board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. He has worked with the administration and management of Ketamine since 2002. At tHKI hospital-grade monitoring equipment is used to monitor your pulse, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and respiratory rate. Even though ketamine is incredibly safe, especially in low doses, tHKI takes extra precautions to ensure your safety and monitor your body's bio-feedback to maximize your experience.

Intramuscular Ketamine is injected directly into your muscle (usually the upper arm/shoulder) over a series of 8 injections over a 4-6 week period. Each treatment lasts approximately 45-50 minutes. With either IV or IM routes of treatment we provide time in our rejuvenation space to journal, meditate and relax. We will also eventually be providing opportunities for deconstruction of the ketamine session with our licensed therapists.

While other modalities for Ketamine are available, such as a nasal spray and oral troches, their bioavailability is significantly inferior to that of an IV or IM administration. The effects are much more limited and simply do not have the same efficacy as IM or IV dosing.