Mark Leeds, D.O.
Mark Leeds, D.O.
Ketamine Clinic Questions: How Good Is Ketamine For PTSD And Depression?
Ketamine Clinic Questions: How Good Is Ketamine For PTSD And Depression?
Ketamine Clinic Questions: How Good Is Ketamine For PTSD And Depression?
Wednesday 19th October 2022
Learn how ketamine therapy offers new hope for treating PTSD, depression, and chronic pain. Hear from Dr. Mark Leeds and Dr. Stephen Reitbach.
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Get the buttons here!Ketamine Therapy: A New Hope for PTSD and Depression
Ketamine infusion therapy can help with problems ranging from obsessive-compulsive disorder to post-traumatic stress disorder.
Have you ever wondered if there’s a breakthrough treatment for PTSD and depression that doesn’t involve traditional medications? In this episode, Dr. Mark Leeds sits down with Dr. Stephen Reitbach, an anesthesiologist with over thirty years of experience, to discuss the potential of ketamine therapy. They explore how this innovative treatment can help manage mental health conditions like PTSD, depression, and even chronic pain.
Unlike other psychedelics, ketamine doesn’t induce a hallucinogenic trip but works on a microscopic level to foster new neural connections in the brain. This can lead to significant improvements in mental health without the intense side effects often associated with other treatments. Patients undergoing ketamine therapy often find themselves less reliant on opioids, making it a safer alternative for pain management. However, Dr.
Reitbach emphasizes that ketamine should be part of a broader treatment plan, ideally combined with psychotherapy to tackle both the physical and psychological aspects of these conditions. If you’re curious about how ketamine therapy might offer new hope for those struggling with PTSD, depression, or chronic pain, this episode is a must-listen.