The Right Mind Media Group, LLC

The Right Mind Media Podcast

The Right Mind Media Group, LLC

  • A New Approach to Treating Depression

A New Approach to Treating Depression

Monday 4th November 2019

Psychiatrist Dr. Mark Green discusses using ketamine to treat depression on 'The Right Mind Media Podcast'. Learn about this innovative approach.
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Ketamine: A New Hope for Treating Depression

So there's such a huge opportunity for these medications that have been around for a long time to help with treatment resistant depression.
Imagine battling depression for years, trying every medication and therapy, only to find no relief. This is the reality for many people with treatment-resistant depression. In this episode of 'The Right Mind Media Podcast', hosts Jon Cohan and Abby Dean sit down with psychiatrist Dr. Mark Green to discuss an innovative approach that's offering new hope: ketamine. Dr. Green shares his experiences using ketamine in his clinic and explains how it differs from traditional treatments like medication and psychotherapy.
He talks about how ketamine can provide rapid relief for some patients, turning down the intensity of both depression and anxiety, and giving them a chance to make meaningful changes in their lives. But it's not all smooth sailing; Dr. Green also addresses the potential risks, such as altered states and tolerance, emphasizing the need for careful clinical practice. If you're curious about cutting-edge treatments for depression or know someone who might benefit, this episode is a must-listen.
It's a blend of science, personal stories, and practical advice that could change the way we think about mental health treatment.