Hey there,
Yeah, you, you heard about ketamine from that podcast? From a friend of a friend? Random guy on a Google reiview? You're here! Congratulations.
If you're at the point that you're considering ketamine to treat your anxiety or depression, do it. Or at least strongly consider it. You remember when most days weren't bad days? It's possible to get back to the good days. You may have tried countless medications, therapy, or whatever else you could think of without much success. This could be different. For ~70% of patients, even those with treatment resistant depression or anxiety, ketamine improves their symptoms. Do your own research, get as much confidence as you can, then give Tara a call.
Yes, it's going to be weird. Do not drive yourself home. You will not be able to. The rideshare or ride from a friend is worth it.
Bring headphones/music. I recommend Brian Eno's ambient albums, or look for ketamine playlists on sites like MAPS. It's worth your time to do some research into how make it a good experience.
Tara is wonderful, and she does a great job of making you feel as comfortable as possible, given the strangeness of the situation. Try to relax, and communicate if you feel nauseous or if you need anything.
The entrance is behind the building, and is a little hard to find. Look for a glass door in the corner, Happier You is on the second floor.
If you still aren't sure, they offer a free consultation where you can ask any questions you have. Take the leap! read more