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Clinically effective Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) now available in Yuba City.
Our outpatient Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy program offers 1:1 as well as support groups that can be attended during various times throughout the week. As a client, you can expect a ketamine therapy experience that is:
A personalized schedule allows our patients to maintain regular responsibilities and continue living at home. We focus on long term wellness through effective counseling, education and network of support.
We accept all major private insurance. Some insurances accepted include:
Step 1: Click the chat widget to begin a conversation 24/7. We will work together to make sure our program is a good fit for you.
Depending on your insurance policy, out of pocket cost can be as little as $0. Click the chat widget to verify insurance. We will verify insurance and provide an out of pocket cost (if any) before getting started.
We do provide options for Inpatient / Residential rehab. Click the chat widget to discuss options and locations that may be a good fit for you.
We provide the therapy, treatment, education, accountability and community to create the best possible outcome. However, it is up the individual’s desire, willingness and motivation to continue life long recovery. We are there for you every step of the way.
Yes, our medical staff is certified in dual diagnosis treatment.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP) substance use therapy meets a minimum of 3x per week. Studies have proven the more often and the longer the treatment, the better the outcome.
Yes, we can chat about options for ketamine treatment for substance use disorders. Our therapist is KAP certified and able to provide Ketamine Assisted Therapy.
We have options for both. Most of our clients are remote and join use via HIPAA compliant video teleconference.
We provide a range of times to best suit your schedule so there is minimal conflict with your work or other commitments. We have AM, PM and Night treatment.
Our experienced team of professionals offers compassionate Substance Abuse Counseling and personalized Addiction Therapy programs to help individuals overcome their addiction challenges. We provide Mental Health Support to ensure a holistic approach to recovery, assisting our clients in their journey towards a healthier, happier life.
Our clinicians have decades of clinical and real-world personal experience to bring empathy and insight to support our clients on their addiction recovery journey. Over 50 years of combined experience helping clients with drug rehab and alcohol rehab.
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Outpatient addiction treatment for drug rehab and alcohol rehab is designed to address substance abuse disorders while allowing individual’s to continue living at home and engaging in their regular activities. We offer a structured evidence based program tailored to meet each individual’s needs, with a focus on recovery, education, therapy, and relapse prevention.
Mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction can be debilitating. Many people struggle to find relief through traditional treatments like antidepressants and therapy. However, ketamine therapy is emerging as a groundbreaking solution, offering fast and effective results for those who have exhausted other options.
Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic originally developed in the 1960s for surgical use. Over time, researchers discovered its powerful antidepressant and anti-anxiety effects, making it a promising treatment for mental health disorders.
Initially used as an anesthetic in medical and veterinary settings, ketamine became popular in emergency rooms for pain management. In the early 2000s, researchers began studying its potential for treating depression, leading to its widespread use in psychiatric care today.
Unlike traditional antidepressants, which take weeks to show effects, ketamine works rapidly by targeting glutamate, a neurotransmitter essential for brain function and mood regulation. This unique mechanism allows for quick relief from symptoms.
Ketamine enhances neuroplasticity, helping the brain form new connections. This ability allows individuals to break free from negative thought patterns and experience improved mood.
Unlike SSRIs, which increase serotonin levels gradually, ketamine provides near-immediate relief by stimulating glutamate production. Many patients notice mood improvements within hours of their first treatment.
Research shows that ketamine not only alleviates symptoms but also promotes long-term changes in the brain, making it an effective option for treatment-resistant depression and other conditions.
Antidepressants work for many people, but some experience little to no relief. Ketamine offers an alternative for those with treatment-resistant depression, working in cases where other medications fail.
Studies show that up to 70% of patients with severe depression experience significant improvement after ketamine therapy. The rapid onset of action makes it particularly beneficial for individuals at risk of suicide.
During treatment, patients typically receive an IV infusion or nasal spray. Most experience relaxation, dissociation, and mood elevation. Results can last from days to weeks, with follow-up sessions recommended for sustained benefits.
Ketamine helps reduce anxiety by modulating glutamate levels and increasing connectivity in brain regions responsible for emotional regulation.
Clinical trials show that ketamine significantly reduces symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and social anxiety, offering relief where traditional treatments may not work.
Mild side effects include dizziness, nausea, and temporary dissociation. However, these effects typically fade within hours of treatment.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often resistant to conventional treatments. Ketamine provides a breakthrough by helping patients process trauma more effectively.
Ketamine disrupts fear-based memory patterns, allowing patients to form new, healthier associations with past traumas.
Many veterans and trauma survivors report dramatic improvements in PTSD symptoms after ketamine therapy. Some describe feeling “freed” from past traumatic experiences.
Ketamine disrupts harmful thought loops that contribute to substance use disorders, making it easier for individuals to resist cravings.
Research shows that ketamine therapy can help individuals struggling with alcohol, opioid, and stimulant addiction by reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
Ketamine is most effective when combined with psychotherapy. It allows patients to access deeper emotions and make lasting behavioral changes.
Ketamine can be administered through intravenous infusions, nasal sprays (such as esketamine/Spravato), or intramuscular injections. IV infusions offer the most precise dosing.
Most patients require 4-6 sessions over two weeks, followed by maintenance treatments as needed.
Patients relax in a comfortable setting while receiving ketamine. A session typically lasts 45-60 minutes, followed by a brief recovery period.
Candidates should have a diagnosis of depression, anxiety, PTSD, or addiction. Those with uncontrolled hypertension or schizophrenia may not be suitable candidates.
Clinics perform thorough evaluations to determine whether ketamine is a safe and appropriate option.
Individuals with a history of substance abuse, heart disease, or psychotic disorders should consult a specialist before pursuing ketamine therapy.
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Mild hallucinations
Increased heart rate
Research suggests that when used responsibly, ketamine is safe. However, long-term misuse may lead to dependency.
Reputable clinics monitor patients closely and provide medical supervision during sessions.
A single ketamine infusion can cost between $400 and $1,500, depending on location and provider.
Some insurance plans cover esketamine (Spravato), but IV ketamine is often out-of-pocket.
Many clinics offer financing options or sliding-scale pricing for those in need.
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Ketamine is currently the only widely available psychedelic treatment. Psilocybin and MDMA are in clinical trials.
Ketamine works quickly but requires multiple sessions, whereas psilocybin and MDMA may provide lasting effects with fewer treatments.
As research progresses, more psychedelic-assisted therapies may become mainstream treatments.
How quickly does ketamine work for depression? – Many patients notice relief within hours.
Is ketamine therapy safe? – Yes, when administered under medical supervision.
Can I drive after a ketamine session? – No, patients should arrange transportation.
Will I hallucinate during treatment? – Some people experience mild dissociation, but it’s not like a psychedelic trip.
How long do the effects last? – Benefits can last from weeks to months.
Can ketamine cure addiction permanently? – It helps break addiction cycles but should be combined with therapy.
Ketamine therapy is revolutionizing mental health treatment, offering hope to those who have struggled with traditional approaches. As research continues, ketamine’s role in treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, and addiction will only grow.
Addiction Resource Center is a leading provider of Outpatient Addiction Treatment, Alcohol Rehab, and Drug Rehab services in Yuba City.
Addiction Resource Center is a leading provider of Outpatient Addiction Treatment, Alcohol Addiction Recovery, and Drug Rehab services in Yuba City.
California Department of Health Care Services Intensive Outpatient License #: 510008AP
1002 Live Oak Blvd Suite A
Yuba City, CA 95991
contact@sayarc.com
(530) 593-1098
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