PTSD
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PTSD services offered in Oradell, NJ and New Rochelle and Upper West Side, New York, NY
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) causes vivid and scary memories to rise to the surface, even long after a traumatic experience ends. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, and New Rochelle, New York team of experts Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, offer ketamine, a groundbreaking PTSD treatment with a demonstrated history of relieving symptoms quickly and with long-lasting effect. To learn more, call the office or book your consultation using online scheduling now.
PTSD Q & A
What is PTSD?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can affect people who live through traumatic events. Military veterans, sexual abuse survivors, and terrorist attack witnesses are just a few of the many people who may develop PTSD.
Any childhood or adult trauma can lead to lifelong struggles with the inability to function due to disabling memories.
How is PTSD treated?
Conventional PTSD approaches include oral medication and psychotherapy such as cognitive behavioral therapy.
But, with traditional approaches in a primary care setting, only about 38% of patients recover, and out of that minority, 30% experience a PTSD recurrence later.
Ketamine offers a more creative approach that truly targets the problem of PTSD. The drug affects the level of an important neurotransmitter (chemical messenger), glutamate.
Ketamine blocks the N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor in the brain, allowing a glutamate surge, which in turn helps you grow new neural connections in your brain. Additionally, ketamine works on other important brain and spine receptors in beneficial ways.
Ultimately, ketamine stabilizes your mood and helps you develop healthy new ways of thinking. It helps you react to your triggers in a different way, so those triggers no longer cause distressing symptoms.
Ketamine doesn’t cause the side effects that many oral medications cause, and it works almost immediately with long-lasting results.
What is the process for ketamine for PTSD?
After your evaluation and discussing your treatment plan with the team, you have your first treatment. All ketamine treatments happen in the spa-like KETA Medical Center office, with private treatment rooms.
You relax in a comfortable reclining chair as you receive the ketamine through a small catheter in your arm. The treatment takes 40-50 minutes, and then you relax in recovery for a couple of hours so the team can monitor you.
Following treatment, a loved one can drive you home. You get back to your regular activities the following day. Many patients report a significant change in their mood within just hours.
While the use of Ketamine in PTSD is off-label, research has shown that ketamine can be highly effective. With appropriate IV ketamine treatment, PTSD can become a surmountable problem, and improvement can occur in a short time and be long-lasting.
To learn more about ketamine for PTSD, call KETA Medical Center or click the online scheduling link now.
Ketamine Treatment Indications
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Depression
Depression affects more than 17 million adults today, with nearly one-third experiencing stubborn symptoms that don’t respond to traditional treatment. At KETA Medical Center, a ketamine treatment center in Oradell, New Jersey, Manhattan in New York City, and New Rochelle, New York the compassionate team of experts, including Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, provides ketamine therapy. This innovative, evidence-based approach addresses depression that doesn’t improve with traditional approaches like antidepressants. Ketamine starts working right away, with many people feeling better in hours, so it’s a truly transformative treatment for people who struggle with depression. Book your consultation by calling the office or clicking the online scheduler now.
PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) causes vivid and scary memories to rise to the surface, even long after a traumatic experience ends. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, and New Rochelle, New York team of experts Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, offer ketamine, a groundbreaking PTSD treatment with a demonstrated history of relieving symptoms quickly and with long-lasting effect. To learn more, call the office or book your consultation using online scheduling now.
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Anxiety
At least 30% of people with anxiety don’t respond to traditional oral medication, and therapy approaches. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, Manhatthan in New York City and New Rochelle, New York the team of experts, including Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, offers ketamine infusions. This groundbreaking treatment approach can relieve anxiety and improve your quality of life, starting with the very first treatment. To find out whether ketamine is right for you, call the office or click the online scheduler now.
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OCD
Today, as many as 3 million American adults have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, Manhattan in New York City and New Rochelle, New York the area’s leading ketamine experts, led by Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, offer an innovative option for people who don't respond to traditional treatments like medication and psychotherapy. Ketamine can provide near-immediate results, freeing you from debilitating thoughts and behaviors so you can live a life of freedom. Call the office or click the online scheduling tool to set up your consultation now.
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Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is challenging to treat, and about half of all patients who achieve remission with the traditional medications end up relapsing within two years. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, Manhattan in New York City and New Rochelle, New York Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, lead the team of experts in offering ketamine infusions. This innovative approach can work when traditional medications fail. To learn how ketamine can help you, call the office or use the online scheduling tool now.
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Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
KETA Medical Center offers Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) as an integrated component of treatment for interested patients.
For many patients, a schedule of Ketamine treatment coordinated with integration sessions with a psychotherapist trained in KAP can bring significant benefits.
KETA Medical Center has partnered with experienced psychotherapists trained in KAP to offer this modality of treatment, and can also work to coordinate treatments with your own therapist if they are trained to provide KAP.
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Alcohol Addiction
Recent studies show that ketamine can change your thought patterns around alcohol, reducing your desire to drink and paving the path to long-lasting sobriety. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, Manhattan in New York City and New Rochelle, New York, Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, and their team of experts offer ketamine treatment to help their patients experience mind and body renewal and free them from the confines of addiction. Book your consultation online or call the office to arrange a visit with a caring professional now.
Treatment Options
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Spravato
Spravato is an evidence-based treatment that offers remarkable results for treatment-resistant depression. At KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, the Upper West Side of Manhattan and New Rochelle, New York, the team of experts, headed up by Haviva Malina, MD, and Cheryl Malina, MD, offers in-office Spravato treatments for people who don’t get the results they need from antidepressants alone. Spravato is a quick-working nasal spray, offering quick relief of depression. It is an option that is typically covered by insurance. Book your consultation online or call the office to schedule an appointment today.
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Ketamine
Are you suffering from depression and discouraged by the lack of effectiveness of other treatments? Do not lose hope, as Haviva Malina, MD, Cheryl Malina, MD, and the team of experts offer alternative options, including IV Ketamine. In the past decade, researchers have found that Ketamine infusion therapy is helpful for people struggling with Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD) and other mental health disorders and can provide quick relief after administration and for up to months after the initial treatment. Call KETA Medical Center in Oradell, New Jersey, the Upper West Side of Manhattan, or New Rochelle, New York today to see if you are a candidate or request an appointment online today.