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Mental Illness Happy Hour

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  • #702 Ketamine Therapy - Dr. Samuel Wilkinson

#702 Ketamine Therapy - Dr. Samuel Wilkinson

Friday 28th June 2024

Explore ketamine therapy's potential in treating depression with Dr Samuel Wilkinson. Discover innovative treatments and heartfelt stories in this engaging episode.
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Ketamine Therapy: A New Hope for Depression

Episode Overview

  • Ketamine shows rapid effects on depression.
  • Purpose and altruism are crucial in mental health care.
  • Scientific research supports the use of psychedelic therapies.
  • Personal stories make complex topics accessible.
  • Innovative treatments offer new hope for mental health.
Ketamine can have a fairly long-lived effect on depression and do it in a rapid way
Dr Samuel Wilkinson joins the Mental Illness Happy Hour to share his expertise on ketamine therapy and its potential benefits for mental health. As an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University, Dr Wilkinson delves into the science behind ketamine and other psychedelic therapies, highlighting their rapid effects on depression. His insights are not just academic; he brings a compassionate perspective to the discussion, emphasising the importance of purpose and altruism in mental health care.
The conversation ranges from scientific breakthroughs to personal anecdotes, making complex topics accessible and engaging. Paul Gilmartin, the host, keeps the tone light yet informative, balancing serious discussions with moments of humour. Whether you're curious about new treatments for depression or looking for a supportive community, this episode offers valuable information and heartfelt stories. Don't miss out on learning how innovative therapies can make a difference in mental health.