Trauma isn’t just in your mind. It’s stored in your body—and it can keep you on high alert, disconnected, or emotionally numb. Ketamine offers a research-backed path to reset your nervous system and feel safe again.
1 in 13 Americans will develop PTSD in their lifetime. Most never find lasting relief with therapy or medications alone
(National Center for PTSD, 2023)
We’re here to change that—starting in Fort Lauderdale.
PTSD isn’t just flashbacks. It’s waking up in a panic. It’s being numb at dinner with your family. It’s jumping at sounds that no one else hears. It’s not being able to trust your body, your memory, or your safety.
Some people relive a single event. Others carry the weight of ongoing trauma. It can show up days, months, or years later. No matter the timeline, trauma leaves a physiological imprint—and it can be unlearned.
You scan rooms or crowds for exits, threats, or tension
You avoid places, people, or memories—even ones that used to feel safe
You feel disconnected from your own emotions or body
You struggle to sleep—or dread the thoughts that come with being still
You don’t recognize who you were before the trauma
You feel emotionally numb or overreactive with no middle ground
PTSD disrupts how your brain processes fear and safety. Ketamine doesn’t just mask symptoms—it helps your brain relearn calm.
It targets the brain’s glutamate system to calm overactive fear responses and promote neuroplasticity—the ability to form new, more adaptive connections.
Decreases activity in the amygdala and fear networks
Helps patients feel safer in their own body again
Often deepens effectiveness of trauma-focused therapy
Many report feeling lighter, calmer, or more emotionally clear
In a 2021 randomized controlled trial, ketamine significantly reduced PTSD symptoms in first responders and veterans who had not responded to other treatments (Feder et al.,AJP).
Backed by clinical research.
Trauma recovery requires more than medication. It requires care, experience, and trust. We offer:
Every treatment is overseen by a board-certified anesthesiologist
Designed for emotional safety and physical comfort
6 infusions over 2–3 weeks
(research-backed protocol)
We can coordinate with your therapist or psychiatrist
“Patients come in spinning out. They leave feeling like they can breathe again.”
Infusion Time
45 minutes
Clinic Time
60 – 90 minutes total
Experience
Often described as calming, dissociative, and introspective
First Effects
Some report immediate emotional lightness, others shift gradually over several sessions
We offer guided journaling prompts, optional integration sessions, and therapist collaboration—so your progress continues beyond the infusion room.
“My trauma was stuck in my body. After ketamine, I finally felt like I could breathe—and feel—again. I hugged my partner and actually felt it.”
— One Mind Patient
Let’s take things one step at a time—starting with a conversation that can help you thrive.
We’ll listen, understand your needs, and see if ketamine therapy is a good fit before moving forward.
No pressure or obligations—just support, guidance, and clear answers.
Fill out the form and our team will reach out to provide the thoughtful care you deserve.
Your story stays with us. Always private. Always respected
Tell us your story. We’ll map the path forward.
We’ll listen, understand your needs, and see if ketamine therapy is the right fit. No pressure. No obligations. Just support, guidance, and clear answers.
Contact Us: 954-870-4768