Ketamine Articles Archives

AOC Spent $19K In Campaign Funds On Ketamine Psychiatrist (This is Not A Bad Thing!)

FEC filings show AOC's campaign paid nearly $19,000 to a psychiatrist specializing in ketamine therapy. Here's what it means for the growing acceptance of ketamine assisted mental health treatment.

New Research Reveals How to Make Ketamine’s Antidepressant Effects Last Longer

A new study published in Molecular Psychiatry found that suppressing the enzyme NOX-1 extends ketamine's antidepressant effects and restores activity in brain circuits linked to depression.

How SoundSelf Is Transforming Patient Outcomes in Ketamine Clinics

SoundSelf uses immersive biofeedback technology to enhance ketamine and Spravato treatments, improving patient outcomes, retention, and clinic revenue.

New Research Explores Whether Exercise and Psychedelics Could Be Combined to Treat Depression

A new commentary in Discover Mental Health argues that exercise and psychedelics target overlapping biological pathways and could produce synergistic antidepressant effects when combined.

The Fastest Way to Add Spravato to Your Clinic

The fastest (and cheapest) way to start adding Spravato treatments to your clinic. Our AI assistant save clinics weeks of headaches.

Texas Is About to Reshape Ketamine Therapy — and Clinics Need to Pay Attention

The Texas Medical Board published proposed regulations in early 2026 that will fundamentally change how ketamine clinics operate across the state.

When Standard Pain Treatments Fall Short, Ketamine is Stepping Up

Researchers found that IV ketamine together delivered stronger pain relief than either drug alone in patients with refractory chronic pain.

Scientists Finally See How Ketamine Rewires the Depressed Brain

For the first time, researchers have captured direct brain images showing exactly how ketamine provides relief for depressed patients.

This Is Why You Don’t Go to Reddit for Ketamine Advice

A researcher recently spent six months combing through Reddit posts from patients using at home ketamine. What he found should alarm everyone.

New RAND Data Shows More Americans Are Open To Psychedelics, But in Clinical Settings

Americans are warming to psychedelics, and the shift is rooted in something deeply personal: the desire for better treatment options.