Frequently Asked Questions
Is ketamine addictive?
Ketamine is a controlled substance and it can be misused. That's true and worth saying plainly.
What creates dependence is high doses, frequent use, and unsupervised access. Our doses are low, sessions are spaced out, and nothing leaves the clinic with you. You never handle the medication yourself.
The structure of KAP works against dependence. The goal is a short course of treatment you finish, not a prescription you keep refilling.
Have additional questions? Feel free to call and have a free phone consultation: 1 (833) 313-2512
More questions
- Do I need a referral for KAP?
- How is IV KAP different from Spravato or an at-home ketamine program?
- What does a ketamine infusion feel like?
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- Is Ketamine right for me?
- What are the side effects of ketamine?
- Do I need to stop my meds or change my doctor?
- Is there anything I need to do the day of treatment?
- Will I require ketamine therapy for the rest of my life?
- How long is the infusion?
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