What is Ketamine?
Ketamine is an FDA-approved anesthetic medication that has been used safely for decades in surgical and emergency settings. More recently, ketamine has emerged as a powerful treatment for depression, PTSD, anxiety, and other psychiatric conditions especially when traditional medications haven't worked.
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Personalised Consultation
You’ll meet with a board-certified doctor to talk through your symptoms, goals, and whether ketamine therapy is right for you.
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A Guided First Experience
Your first infusion lasts around two hours.A clinician will be present throughout, offering support and ensuring your comfort.
Reflect and Journal Your Journey
After each session, you’re encouraged to gently reflect and journal your experience—an important part of the healing process.
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Personalised Consultation
You’ll meet with a board-certified doctor to talk through your symptoms, goals, and whether ketamine therapy is right for you.
Completion of Series
After the series, we meet for a closing session to reflect and plan next steps. You’ll leave with clarity, tools, and a personalized path forward.
Initial introduction Call
A brief 15-minute call to understand your needs and answer initial questions. You can easily scheduleat your convenience.
Formal consultation
A 30-minute in-depth conversation with a clinician to discuss your goals and history. There’s no charge for this session, it’s about getting clarity and comfort.
Schedule 1st Infusion
You’ll schedule your first session within 2–3 days of the consultation. Our team will guide you on preparation and what to expect.
Initiate Infusion Series
A series of 6 infusions over 2–3 weeks, tailored to your unique response and needs. Your comfort and progress are closely monitored throughout.
Completion of Series
After the series, we meet for a closing session to reflect and plan next steps. You’ll leave with clarity, tools, and a personalized path forward.
Is This Right for Me?
Forms of Treatment
There are 4 methods to deliver Ketamine treatments.
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Ketamine & Psychotherapy
When combined with talk therapy, ketamine can unlock
new insights and emotional clarity.
Ketamine treatments may be covered with a pre-approved referral through your VA benefit
KlearMind Clinics is led by a top-rated anesthesiologist in Sacramento and supported by a comprehensive medical team.We understand the unique pressures and responsibilities faced bymilitary service members, and we're here to provide personalized treatment tailored to your needs.
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What our customers want to know
What conditions does ketamine therapy treat?
Ketamine is used to treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and certain chronic pain syndromes—especially in patients who haven’t responded to traditional treatments.
How does ketamine work?
Ketamine works by modulating glutamate, a neurotransmitter in the brain. It promotes neuroplasticity, creating rapid improvements in mood and cognition.
Is ketamine therapy safe?
Yes. When administered by trained clinicians in a controlled environment, ketamine therapy is safe and well-tolerated. We follow strict monitoring protocols during and after each session.
How many sessions will I need?
A standard protocol includes six infusions over two to three weeks (the “acute series”), followed by maintenance infusions based on individual response.
Will I be conscious during the infusion?
Yes, though most patients feel relaxed, dissociated, or experience changes in perception during the session. You are monitored continuously.
Can I drive after treatment?
No. Patients must have a responsible adult accompany them and drive them home. You cannot operate a vehicle for the remainder of the day following your infusion.
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