Ketamine is rapidly gaining recognition for its profound healing properties. It offers benefits for a wide range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other hard-to-treat conditions. While it is now FDA approved as a treatment option for these conditions, it can also serve as a means of self-exploration, for those looking to break unhelpful patterns of thinking and/or behaviors. 

So… how does it actually work in the brain? 

n the ever-evolving landscape of mental health treatments, the combination of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy represents a promising and innovative approach. Utilizing these treatments in tandem emphasizes the strengths of both modalities, offering a unique pathway for healing trauma, depression, anxiety, existential dread, and other mental health challenges.