Burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by prolonged stress, often related to work, caregiving, or chronic life demands.

Ketamine rapidly improves mood, reduces stress and anxiety, and restores motivation by rewiring brain pathways involved in depression and emotional regulation.

When administered in a clinical setting under medical supervision, ketamine is considered safe and well-tolerated, with minimal short-term side effects.

Many patients report noticeable improvements in mood and clarity within hours to days after treatment, often much faster than traditional antidepressants.

While ketamine can provide fast relief, long-term change is often supported by integrating therapy, lifestyle changes, and other mental health tools.

Ketamine may cause a dissociative or dreamlike state during treatment, but patients remain conscious and are monitored throughout the session.

A typical course includes 6 initial sessions over 2–3 weeks, followed by maintenance treatments as needed, depending on your symptoms and goals.

Most patients can continue working, though it's advised to rest the day of treatment. Clarity and energy often improve after several sessions.

Yes. Even if you don’t have a formal depression diagnosis, ketamine can effectively treat stress-related burnout, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion.

Ketamine works best when combined with therapy or coaching. It opens a window of neuroplasticity where new habits and insights take root.