Outpatient · Typically 6 sessions over 2–3 weeks
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Carefully dosed ketamine sessions, given under medical supervision and paired with psychotherapy, for people whose depression hasn't responded to other treatments.
Who it's for
- Adults with depression that hasn't improved after trying two or more standard treatments
- People who have had a full psychiatric assessment and medical screening
Approaches we use
- Psychiatric assessment and screening
- Medically monitored dosing
- Integration psychotherapy after each session
Length: Typically 6 sessions over 2–3 weeks
A typical day
- Pre-session check of vitals and mood
- A monitored session in a quiet, private room
- Rest and observation until effects wear off
- Integration therapy to make sense of the experience
Common questions
- Is it safe?
- Every session is supervised by clinicians and preceded by medical screening. It isn't suitable for everyone — the psychiatrist will talk through risks with you.
- Can I drive home afterwards?
- No. Plan for someone to collect you after each session.
Ready when you are
Talk to admissions today.
We'll answer your questions and help you decide if this programme is the right fit.