Specialty Wellness Services
We offer personalized ketamine therapy with several administration options, including intravenous (IV) infusion, sublingual, subcutaneous (SubQ), and intramuscular (IM) delivery. Depending on the treatment plan and clinical appropriateness, sessions may take place in our office, a therapist's office, or the comfort of your home, with appropriate professional supervision and monitoring. Each treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation, individualized screening, and thoughtful treatment planning to determine whether ketamine therapy may be an appropriate option for mood-related conditions or chronic pain concerns.
We give ketamine by intravenous infusion in personalized sessions, at lower doses than anesthesia uses, in a calm setting with monitoring throughout. It is offered as a series, alongside your ongoing mental health and medical care.
It targets NMDA receptors, which increases the neurotransmitter glutamate and activates AMPA receptors. Together, these promote synaptogenesis — the growth of new neural connections that improve mood, cognition, and emotional regulation.
By helping the brain form new pathways, Ketamine Therapy “resets” neural communication, offering new hope to those who haven’t responded to traditional medications.
Ketamine therapy may be administered through intravenous (IV) infusion, sublingual, subcutaneous (SubQ), or intramuscular (IM) routes. Depending on the treatment approach and individual needs, sessions may take place in our office, at a therapist’s office, or in the patient’s home, with therapist involvement and appropriate clinical supervision and monitoring as indicated.
Ketamine is FDA-approved as an anesthetic. Its use for mood conditions and chronic pain is off-label, meaning it is prescribed for a purpose outside its labeled indication. We explain this use during your consultation. IV ketamine is different from Spravato (esketamine), a nasal-spray medication.
Ketamine is not right for everyone, so we screen carefully before recommending a series.
Your health history. We review your current and past conditions, medications, and prior treatment. Some factors call for careful screening before ketamine is considered, including uncontrolled blood pressure, unstable heart disease, increased intracranial or intraocular pressure, interstitial cystitis, active substance abuse, a current manic phase of bipolar disorder, and active psychotic symptoms.
Your concerns and goals. People come to us to discuss treatment-resistant depression, anxiety-spectrum concerns, PTSD, OCD, bipolar depression, and chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia and CRPS. We talk through what you hope for honestly; we do not promise a specific result, and ketamine is not appropriate for everyone.
The care you already have. Ketamine works best as part of broader support. Where it applies, we coordinate with your mental health clinician, your primary care team, and any labs we need, so your treatment fits alongside the care you already rely on.
New patients begin with a 45-minute ketamine consultation, in person at our Reno clinic or by phone or video. The infusion-series guidance below applies only to in-office infusion treatments. Infusions themselves are scheduled with you once we agree a series is appropriate.
A 45-minute consultation for ketamine only, in person at our Reno clinic, by phone, or by telehealth.
We review your health history, current concerns, and goals to decide whether ketamine is appropriate and what an in-office infusion series could look like.
Infusions take place in person at our clinic, in a calm room, with monitoring throughout each session.
We check in on how you are responding and discuss whether further sessions make sense for you.
Session length and number depend on why you are seeking treatment. These are starting points for a conversation, set after screening.
For individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and certain other mental health concerns, ketamine infusion therapy may be considered following a comprehensive medical and psychiatric evaluation. While research is strongest for depression, emerging evidence suggests potential benefits for other conditions, although further studies are needed.
Treatment often involves an initial series of four to six infusions, generally scheduled over two to four weeks. Each infusion typically lasts approximately 40 minutes, with additional time for monitoring and recovery. The number of treatments and overall schedule are tailored to each patient's individual needs, medical history, and response to therapy.
Following the initial series, additional treatments may be considered when clinically appropriate. Maintenance therapy is individualized rather than based on a predetermined schedule.
Ketamine infusion therapy for mental health conditions is an off-label treatment. Effectiveness varies by condition and individual, and treatment is not appropriate for everyone.
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For ketamine only. Choose an in-person, phone, or telehealth consultation before treatment is considered.
Ketamine is not a one-time fix. Results tend to depend on completing the full series and on continuing therapy, lifestyle support, and care from your other clinicians. Where it applies, we coordinate with your mental health and primary care teams and arrange labs.
Start with a consultation. Our team schedules any infusion series directly with you afterward.
A 45-minute appointment in person at our Reno clinic, by phone, or by telehealth. We review your health history, current concerns, and goals to decide whether ketamine is appropriate and to plan next steps. IV infusions take place in person at our Reno clinic.
If ketamine is appropriate, we set the number and length of sessions with you based on your pathway, then schedule them by phone. Any follow-up or maintenance timing is individualized.
Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Call or text our team to ask about consultations and availability, or send an information request below. Please keep medical details for your visit.
Ketamine treatment is not emergency care. If you are in a mental health crisis, call 988 or text 988. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
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Reno, NV 89509