Information for Healthcare Providers Ketamine-assisted care for your clients, with collaboration, transparency, and clinical rigor.
Patient progress is our goal. Patient safety is our first priority. Always.
In the United States, depression is the leading cause of disability for individuals between the ages of 15-44.
National Institute of Mental Health. (2018). Depression. Retrieved from https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/major-depression.shtml. 07/01/24.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 10-30% of people with depression can exhibit signs of being “treatment resistant”.
National Institute of Mental Health. (2016). Treatment-resistant depression. Retrieved from https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/depression/index.shtml#part_145408. 07/01/24.
On average, patients with chronic pain syndromes receive only 30% pain reduction from their treatments.
U.S. Pain Foundation: Chronic Pain Facts. Retrieved from https://uspainfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Chronic-Pain-Facts-12-30-2020.pdf. 07/01/24.
We offer collaborative, adjunctive care for individuals who have not responded fully to conventional therapies for depression, trauma, anxiety, and chronic pain. Our clinic works in partnership with referring professionals to support clients with complex or treatment-resistant conditions using evidence-based ketamine infusion therapy.
Ketamine infusion therapy is an adjunctive treatment in the management of patient illnesses and may help with the following conditions:
Why Consider Ketamine for Your Client?
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Despite advancements in medication and psychotherapy, a significant number of clients continue to struggle:
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Depression is the leading cause of disability in people aged 15–44 in the U.S.
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An estimated 10–30% of individuals with depression show signs of treatment resistance
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Clients with chronic pain often experience only ~30% relief from conventional treatments
Sources: NIMH, 2016–2018; U.S. Pain Foundation, 2021
For these individuals, ketamine infusion therapy offers a rapid-acting adjunct that can catalyze relief and allow greater engagement with ongoing therapies.
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To learn how ketamine infusion therapy can benefit patients, how to refer patients to us and how we can work cooperatively in their best interests, please call Modern Mindwork today on +1 509 405 1001, email us at [email protected] or schedule a meeting.
If you are interested in growing with us and helping patients in your practice and your area who are suffering from mental health challenges and/or chronic pain, please get in touch.
Our Clinical Protocol
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We follow a structured and individualized protocol based on current best practices:
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Comprehensive Screening:
Medical history, psychiatric history, and comorbid review to ensure safety and appropriateness. -
Infusion Course:
Typically 6–8 infusions over 3–4 weeks, monitored in a medical setting with emergency readiness and continuous assessment. -
Integration Support:
Infusions are paired with coaching and optional integration support, encouraging engagement with existing therapeutic modalities such as IFS, DBT, CBT, EMDR, EFT, or somatic therapy. -
Ongoing Collaboration:
With patient consent, we maintain open communication with referring providers for shared progress monitoring.
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Client Testimonials
I finally have found a real, long lasting reprieve from my depression. Ketamine therapy worked very fast and amazingly well
Joanna is warm and professional. She took her time and explained the process thoroughly.
Chronic depression almost killed me. Ketamine allows me to feel normally, sometimes happy, sometimes sad.