Can Ketamine Therapy End Your Depression?
It Did for Me, and There’s Up To A 70% Chance It Can for You

I’ve been where you are.
I understand firsthand how depression can reduce your existence to the size of your bedroom, leaving you too exhausted to work, too wired to sleep, and too defeated to hope. Ketamine therapy changed everything, bringing me to complete remission in just six weeks. Read about my journey here.
I want the same thing for you. With clinical research showing up to 70% remission rates, you have a real shot at getting rid of the darkness, not just managing its symptoms.
My mission is simple: to be your guide, the advocate I never had. I’m here to give you everything you need—straightforward information, actionable insights, and a clear path forward—so you can make an informed decision about therapy with ketamine.
I’m not a doctor. I’m not a mouthpiece for Big Pharma. I don’t sell anything. I don’t accept ads. I don’t get paid by anyone for anything. My mission is to save lives and ease suffering, and this website is the base camp where that mission begins.
Don’t Know Where to Start?
I’ve created a simple, step-by-step guide to move you from curiosity to clarity:
What You Need To Know About Ketamine Treatment
WHAT IS IT?
A low dose of the anesthetic ketamine is given through an IV, injection, nasal spray, or tablet by trained professionals in a medical clinic.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
It physically repairs the structure of the brain, rebuilds connections between its cells, and improves overall functioning of the brain.
HOW IS IT DIFFERENT?
No daily pills, no side effects, can bring remission within months—even for people with severe depression who’ve tried everything else.

When I first heard about ketamine treatment, I was lost. I didn’t know where to begin, let alone how to sort through the flood of questions. What even is ketamine for depression? A pill? A procedure? How much does it cost? Does insurance cover it? What’s the difference between ketamine infusion therapy and the esketamine nasal spray? Every answer seemed to lead to more questions, and the resources I needed felt just out of reach, buried in a maze I had no map for.
Every step felt overwhelming, and I kept thinking, Why isn’t there someone who can help me figure this out? Someone who’s been through it, who knows the frustrations, the dead ends, and the questions you don’t even know to ask yet. That’s why I created this website—not to drop a pile of information at your feet and leave you to sort through it, but to be the ketamine treatment guide I wish I’d had.
Lost? Let Me Be Your Map
I’ve broken everything down so you can go from confused to confident without feeling overwhelmed.
What Ketamine Offers That Other Treatments Don’t
UP TO 70% REMISSION
Why manage symptoms when you can get rid of depression for good? Ketamine has remission rates up to 70% or higher, especially with psychotherapy.
NO SIDE EFFECTS
No weight gain. No loss of libido. No emotional numbness. No feeling like you’ve traded your depression for a new set of problems.
WORKS QUICKLY
Can bring complete remission within a month or two, even for people with treatment-resistant depression who’ve tried everything else.
Looking for Hard Evidence on Ketamine Therapy?
We’ve answered the most important questions patients ask—using data from 25+ systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
– What percent of patients experience major improvement—or full remission?
– How fast can ketamine reduce symptoms or bring remission?
– Which is more effective—IV ketamine or the Spravato nasal spray?
…and more.
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When I first started exploring therapy with ketamine, I was completely overwhelmed by the options. IV ketamine infusion therapy, injections, the Spravato esketamine nasal spray, tablets—it felt like a menu at a restaurant where I didn’t understand any of the dishes. Which one should I choose?
And what the hell were ‘ketamine clinics?’ And what about the Matthew Perry ketamine controversies?
Every article I read seemed to have a different answer, and every clinic seemed to recommend a different method. I wasn’t sure what was right for me or how to make sense of it all.
But I don’t want you to feel the way I did—lost in a maze of options with no clear direction. That’s why I’ve made it my mission to take what I’ve learned and make it easier for you. As your advocate for ketamine depression treatment, I’ll cut through the confusion and give you clear, straightforward guidance. No more guesswork, no more overwhelm—just the answers you need to make the right choice for yourself.
Not Sure Where to Begin?
This roadmap to therapy with ketamine is designed to take you from hesitation to certainty:
What Does A Ketamine Session Feel Like?
IN THE BEGINNING
All acute or chronic pain disappears, replaced by a deep state of relaxation and detachment from physical sensations. There’s a striking sense of separation between your mind and body (dissociation). You’ll feel light, almost like you’re floating.
AT THE PEAK
Time and space feel distorted, creating a dreamlike, otherworldly experience. Psychedelic visions may appear—sometimes entertaining, sometimes deeply spiritual, or even as messages from your subconscious working to process unresolved trauma.
TOWARD THE END
You “wake up” slowly, as if emerging from a dream, but may still experience “emergence phenomena”—buried memories, reliving past experiences, or psychedelic visions. Once fully awake, you’ll feel calm and mellow but very groggy.
Are You a Candidate for Ketamine Therapy?
You Must Be…
DIAGNOSED WITH DEPRESSION
You’ve been diagnosed with some form of depression–especially treatment-resistant depression. Ketamine is also used for anxiety disorders, PTSD and chronic pain conditions.
MEDICALLY ELIGIBLE
Certain conditions, like uncontrolled high blood pressure, active psychosis, mania, substance use issues, or some personality disorders may prevent you from qualifying.
ABLE TO TAKE TIME OFF WORK
Transportation, treatment, and recovery can take half a day, and grogginess makes working afterward hard. With 6–14+ sessions, it’s a major time commitment.
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Take the first step toward putting your life back together