IM Ketamine Therapy
A Higher-touch Therapeutic Experience
What is IM Ketamine?
IM Ketamine is a treatment where ketamine is given as a small injection into a muscle, usually in the arm. The medication works quickly in the brain and is given in a safe, monitored setting with a medical professional.
A Higher-Touch Approach to IM Ketamine
Provider Present Throughout Treatment
You are never left alone.
Curated Sensory Environment
Music, eye shades, journaling.
Dedicated Integration Time
Processing support after treatment.
Private Treatment Rooms
Designed for emotional safety.
Guided Intention Setting
Sessions begins with therapeutic focus.
Ketamine Therapy Can Help
Ketamine therapy is a fast-acting treatment that can help when other approaches haven’t brought relief. It works differently than traditional medications, helping the brain form new patterns and pathways.
Suicide Ideation
PTSD
Anxiety
Depression
Substance Abuse
OCD
Our IM Ketamine Treatment Process
70%
of clients
report lasting success.
Insurance Accepted
Pricing & Insurance
Before treatment, you’ll complete a medical evaluation and a preparation therapy session, both covered by insurance.
A portion of your treatment is billed to insurance to reduce your cost.
Each ketamine session is followed by an insurance-covered integration session. If you already work with a therapist, we’re happy to coordinate care so you can continue that relationship.
Financing options available with CareCredit
We accept CareCredit, a trusted payment option that makes care more affordable.
Ketamine Therapy FAQs
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Our protocol involves one ketamine session per week for six weeks. While a short break is okay, staying consistent gives the best results. Most people report significant relief by the end of the six sessions, especially when other treatments haven’t helped.
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Yes! We encourage it. Ketamine works best when paired with ongoing therapy.
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If you're dealing with depression, PTSD, anxiety, or other chronic conditions, KAT may offer relief when other therapies have not. To determine if it's right for you, schedule a consultation with our team.
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Yes. When given by trained professionals, ketamine is safe and well-tolerated.
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When used in a controlled, therapeutic setting, ketamine has a low risk of addiction. The doses are carefully regulated, and therapy is supervised by licensed professionals to ensure safety.
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Most describe it as a deeply calming, dreamlike experience. You remain conscious, but your perception shifts.
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Many people feel relief within hours to days after treatment, especially for depression and anxiety.