An Open Letter to the Friends and Family of Those We Serve
This letter is dedicated to honoring all of the significant others who have been a part of the Ketamine Wellness Center’s community.
This letter is dedicated to honoring all of the significant others who have been a part of the Ketamine Wellness Center’s community.
Including revealing yet more failings in current care and services A February 2022 article in Medpage Today covered the startling impact on mental health conditions resulting from the COVID epidemic. A study in the British Medical Journal has found mental health-related drug prescriptions are up by a shocking 86%. Of those who overcame COVID-19 infection …
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Message from the CEO If you’re anything like me, the holidays already seem like a happy memory. I hope yours were wonderful; and, let me wish a Happy New Year to all our KWC patients and families. Here at KWC we’re all about our resolutions for 2022, and have already kept two! Ketamine Wellness Centers Salt Lake City …
December always feels a little overwhelming with the holidays, year-end responsibilities, and family obligations. Personally, I try to find some time to quietly reflect on the year, not to focus on what didn’t happen but what accomplishments I was able to achieve, no matter how small or large.
In a move that accelerates its mission to provide personalized, high-quality care to a rapidly growing number of patients, Ketamine Wellness Centers (KWC) has announced they are now part of Delic Corp.
My husband has battled with anxiety and depression his entire life. Often debilitating and always a daily struggle to keep going. In the 21 years that we have been together, I have experienced his relentless efforts to keep it manageable. He has tried (more than I can count) different medications, protocols, methods; Read book after …
“Over time I was losing hope in physical therapy and the medications were increasingly numbing me,” explains Mary Kate. “By my 21st birthday, the best way I can describe my life is it felt like I had lost my identity, my identity as a sister, daughter, friend. I no longer recognized the 14-year-old Mary Kate who had been so full of life and neither did anyone else around me.”
More than 40 million Americans are living with a substance use disorder (SUD) according to the 2020 survey from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – just 11% of these people in need receive any kind of treatment. Ketamine has been linked with better outcomes in substance misuse treatment when used along with behavioral and motivational therapy.
For so long, we have been under the heavy blanket of pain, depression, anxiety, or PTSD. Some of us can’t remember what it feels like to be “normal.” Since our ketamine infusions, things have changed; the blanket has been lifted! Ketamine therapy is working, so now what?
Ketamine Wellness Centers (KWC) the largest ketamine therapy provider in the United States, announces two new partnerships with the Veterans Affairs Community Care Networks (VA-CCN) of Illinois and Minnesota. The partnership will allow KWC to offer ketamine treatments to veterans at no out-of-pocket cost at the KWC locations in Chicago, IL, and Minneapolis, MN.