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Mindset

Healing starts in the mind. Before you begin treatment, set an intention for your appointment, such as acceptance, relaxation, or self-love.

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Setting

Infused Health provides a safe and clean space for your treatments, while also creating a spa-like experience.

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Dosing

Our expert staff will accurately measure every dose to ensure you get the maximum effect from each of your treatments.

What to Know Before your Treatment

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Acceptance

The healing process can bring up a lot of deep emotions. Be present and allow yourself to feel them fully, then let them go. 

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Post-Infusion

Consider talking to a trusted friend or journalling about your wellness journey. You may even want to speak to your therapist after a ketamine treatment.

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Reflection

It takes time and patience to heal. Your journey to wellness may not always be easy, but it will certainly be worthwhile. 

How to Prepare for Your Treatment

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We're here to answer your questions if you're concerned about how long your treatment may last.

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Prepare

  • Wear clothing that allows easy access to your arms.

  • Be sure to complete your intake forms prior to your treatment—check your email :)​

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Be Comfortable

We want you to be comfortable while getting you treatment. Here is a list of item to consider bringing:

  • Phone, tablet, & headphones

  • Crossword puzzles

  • Books, kindle, or a magazine

  • Your favorite blanket

How long does ketamine take to work?

Ketamine is effective in about 80% of patients who are treated for mental health disorders. Some patients feel better after the first infusion. Most patients see improvements after 2-3 treatments. Other times, it may take more. 

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Relief for patients that are being treated for chronic pain does not occur as quick. For some, relief does not come until a couple of weeks later. 

Can I get addicted to ketamine?

There are no reports of patients developing addiction except for people that abuse it in large amounts and without medical supervision.

Interested in learning more
about Ketamine? 

Check out these articles.

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