Will I require ketamine therapy for the rest of my life?
At Transcend, it is our goal to have this treatment be a highly transformative, short-term intervention for you.
Most of our clients (around 83%) reach a point where their symptoms are no longer clinically significant after somewhere between six and ten sessions. From there they discharge and go back to standard therapy with their own therapist. They don't need KAP again. Some come back for a session or two later in the year to keep the work moving, but that's the exception here, not the plan.
This is one of the real differences between KAP and an infusion-only clinic. When relief comes from the chemical effect of ketamine alone, it tends to fade, and people find themselves back every 20 to 30 days to hold the ground they gained. With KAP, the relief follows the therapeutic work, and therapeutic progress doesn't wear off on a schedule. Far fewer people need maintenance. Over time that difference shows up in how you feel and in what you spend.
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?
- Is ketamine addictive?
- What does a ketamine infusion feel like?
- Our podcasts on the questions patients ask most often about Ketamine treatment
- 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?
- How long is the infusion?
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