Infuse Ketamine Treatment Center

12/25/2022

May all that is meaningful be yours this holiday season and throughout the coming year. Happy holidays from all of us at Infuse Ketamine Treatment Center.

10/11/2022

Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. It's an opportunity to honor the cultures and histories of Native American people. The day is centered around reflecting on the legacy and impact of colonialism on Indigenous communities, while also celebrating tribal cultures, resilience and contributions to American society. Let's take the time to celebrate and learn more about Indigenous Peoples' cultures and issues.

10/10/2022

The theme of this year is ensuring mental health and wellbeing becomes a global priority for all. This starts with focusing on and prioritizing your own mental health.

We believe focusing on improving and protecting mental health should be a part of our everyday conversations. Today is a reminder to talk openly about how you are feeling and to reach out if you are struggling.

You are worthy of feeling good. May your days be filled with courage, support and hope.

Swipe for resources you can connect with for support.

05/30/2022

Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for all those who served and lost their lives in service to our nation. May your day be full of gratitude to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of their fellow citizens.

Infuse Ketamine Treatment Center offers a military discount to all service people. Please contact our office at (949) 452-3933 for more information.

05/09/2022

"Rather than just helping people cope (temporarily), psychedelic medicines help break down mental barriers that perpetuate depression, enabling people to find real power inside themselves."

To learn more you can find the link to this article in our bio.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/psychedelics-are-the-key-to-addressing-mental-health-crisis-expert-says

03/22/2022

Our body is home to more than 40 types of neurotransmitters. Each is responsible for carrying out an important and nuanced role within the brain. Without the right balance of neurotransmitters, you’re likely to experience mood disorders or other conditions that can negatively affect your quality of life. If you’ve tried several forms of treatment without finding the relief that you seek, ketamine therapy may be the next step. This FDA-approved anesthetic administered by infusion in a medical setting often delivers incredible results, and we’d love to learn more about you to determine if ketamine could be an option for you.

To learn more please follow the link in our bio to read the blog post.

To schedule a consultation, please contact us at 949-452-3933.

03/03/2022

02/02/2022

Dr. Sunny Smith posted her thoughts after the tragic passing of Cheslie Kryst JD, MBA. We were deeply moved by her poignant and important message - with her permission, we wanted to share her words with our community here.

Our hearts go out to Cheslie Kryst’s loved ones and to all those who are grieving the loss of loved ones who have died by su***de.

Our hearts go out to those who continue to suffer in silence struggling with mental health. Let’s make an effort to check in on our friends and family.

If you or someone you know may be considering su***de, please contact the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline http://su***depreventionlifeline.org at 1-800-273-8255

01/18/2022

Conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain are life-altering and can lead to a significant reduction in quality of life. If you’ve tried medication or therapy and haven’t achieved the results that you need, ketamine infusions administered by a medical professional may be an option. 

If you’re interested in pursuing ketamine infusions, it’s important to be aware of other medications that may interfere with the process. Although there are several drugs that can impede the positive effects of ketamine, our physicians will help guide you so that you can benefit from this treatment.

Please click the link in our bio to read the blog post and learn more.

01/01/2022

The past two years have been mentally and physically challenging for many. If you are one for resolutions, we encourage you to think of your mental health while assessing your goals for the new year.

Here are five New Year's resolutions for your mental health to start off 2022 right:
1. Be kind to yourself. Change can be hard and often takes time. Allow yourself to have feelings and forgive yourself for mistakes. You are here and doing your best, and that’s what counts.
2. Express more positivity. Living through a pandemic has left many people with an abundance of negative feelings. Its ok to be angry or sad, however try to maintain a balance by developing a positive outlook on things.
3. Continue to stay active. If you are already physically active, keep it up! If you've fallen out of the habit, make next year your year. Exercise boosts ‘happy hormones’ in the brain known as endorphins, which will improve your mood and sense of wellbeing.
4. Make sleep a priority. Studies have found that sleep and mental health are connected. This year, try to go to sleep a little bit earlier every night and give your body the rest it needs.
5. Learn more about mental health. One of the best ways to improve your mental health is to understand it. There are online resources available that provide information about common mental health issues or you can talk to a medical professional to learn more about your specific situation.

From all of us as Infuse Ketamine Treatment Center, our best wishes for peace and prosperity in 2022. Happy New Year! 🎉

12/24/2021

May all that is meaningful be yours this holiday season and throughout the coming year. Happy holidays from all of us at Infuse Ketamine Treatment Center.

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving 💛