Ketamine Academy Blog

You added Spravato to your practice three months ago. The clinical outcomes are impressive. Your patients are responding. But your...

You're ready to add Spravato (esketamine) to your practice. You've done the research, run the numbers, and maybe even completed the Risk...

Understanding Insurance Coverage Limitations A major barrier to accessing Spravato is insurance coverage requirements. Many insurance...

A frank conversation about the evolution happening in ketamine therapy—and why the clinics thriving in 2025 aren't the ones you'd expect....

PharmaTher Holdings Ltd. is making significant strides toward FDA approval for its generic intravenous (IV) ketamine. This is a critical...

Ketamine therapy rapidly treats depression & PTSD by boosting neuroplasticity; explore its clinical benefits, brain effects, and key risks.

The FDA has approved Spravato (esketamine) nasal spray as the first monotherapy for treatment-resistant depression (TRD)

Court Room Ketamine, traditionally used as an anesthetic, has gained popularity for its subanesthetic off-label use in treating...

Happy Ketamine Therapy Patient Severe depression is a serious global concern. Conventional treatments often take weeks or even months to...

Good patient care requires proper caution. Being focused on safety not only ensures high-quality care but builds the patient's trust as well

Ketamine treatment has limitations as it has benefits that must be explained to patients before getting informed consent.

Ensuring patient safety throughout the procedure helps you create a good patient experience.

Setting up insurance alternatives at your office takes time and effort, but it will be all worth it when you see patients getting better.

Its reputation as a club drug has raised red flags, but studies show that its effects on cognitive function are dose-dependent.

This article rounds up the most recent findings on ketamine’s mechanisms of action & why its two most popular commercial forms vary.

Unlike esketamine nasal spray, the old formulation doesn’t have FDA approval for treating major depression & similar mental health problems.

This quick guide should help you figure out the best ketamine dosing strategies in various clinical situations.

A quick guide on the chemical, clinical & pharmacological differences between intravenous racemic ketamine & intranasal ketamine.

Ketamine is a unique anesthetic agent, with many non-anesthetic uses and would make a great addition to your clinical practice!

A new study shows that treating patients with chronic suicidality with oral ketamine reduces suicidal thoughts significantly.