“I had an amazing experience at The Drake Center. The mindfulness after my ketamine treatment continues to help me thrive. I would highly recommend their services!” - C. Cage
Fast-Acting Ketamine Therapy for PTSD, Anxiety & Depression By Ohio's Leading Clinic
Break free from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain. Our safe, proven ketamine therapy delivers fast, effective relief when other treatments fail short. As one of Ohio’s leading ketamine centers, we’re here to help you heal. Hope starts here.
Best Ketamine Therapy In Ohio
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Depression Treatment
Depression affects millions and can be hard to treat. Ketamine offers rapid relief, especially for treatment-resistant cases. At The Drake Center, our KAP process, enhanced with VR therapy, provides a holistic, effective approach to managing depression.
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PTSD Treatment
PTSD is a severe condition that traditional treatments address slowly. Ketamine offers rapid relief. At The Drake Center, our KAP process, enhanced with VR therapy, provides a holistic, effective approach to managing PTSD symptoms.
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Anxiety Treatment
Anxiety affects millions and can be hard to treat. Ketamine offers rapid relief, especially for treatment-resistant cases. At The Drake Center, our KAP process, enhanced with VR therapy, provides a holistic, effective approach to managing anxiety.
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Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
Our guided ketamine-assisted-psychotherapy offers a safe, nurturing space to explore the experience, gain insights, and achieve lasting transformation. It fosters new perspectives, providing a refreshed outlook on life.
The Benefits of Ketamine Treatment
Rapid Relief
Ketamine provides rapid relief from PTSD, anxiety, & depression symptoms, often within hours to days, making it a valuable option for those experiencing severe distress.
Very Minimal Side Effects
Ketamine is generally well-tolerated when administered in a controlled clinical setting, with side effects such as transient dissociation being short-lived and manageable.
Reduction in Hyperarousal and Hypervigilance
Ketamine can reduce symptoms of hyperarousal, such as being easily startled and feeling tense or on edge.
Resistant Depression
Ketamine has shown significant efficacy in individuals with treatment-resistant depression, offering hope to those who have not found relief with traditional treatments.
Effectiveness in Treatment
Ketamine has shown significant efficacy in individuals with treatment-resistant PTSD, depression,& anxiety offering hope to those who have not found relief with traditional treatments.
Enhanced Psychotherapy Outcomes
The combination of ketamine and psychotherapy, especially when enhanced with VR therapy, can lead to more profound and long-lasting improvements in mental health.
Reduction in Suicidal Thoughts
Ketamine significantly reduces suicidal ideation, providing a critical intervention for individuals at high risk of suicide.
Improvement in Mood and Cognition
Ketamine is generally well-tolerated when administered in a controlled clinical setting, with side effects such as transient dissociation being short-lived and manageable.
Unique Mechanism of Action
By blocking NMDA receptors, ketamine promotes neuroplasticity and the formation of new neural connections, contributing to its rapid and sustained reduction of anxiolytic, & antidepressant effects
Reduction in Intrusive Memories and Flashbacks
Patients often report a decrease in the frequency and intensity of intrusive memories and flashbacks following ketamine treatment.
Reduction in Anxiety Attacks
Ketamine significantly reduces the frequency and severity of anxiety attacks, providing a critical intervention for individuals at high risk of debilitating anxiety episodes.
our process
Here is a general overview of our ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) process, including the integration of VR therapy:
Step 1: Intake Session In this session, you'll meet Dr. Drake and Jacqueline to discuss your treatment plan, address questions, and schedule future sessions. The session includes history-taking and concludes with a meditation led by Jacqueline, identifying key areas for ketamine support.
Step 2: Preparation Meeting Dr. Drake will explain the logistics of your first ketamine session, including arrival instructions, attire, fasting status, and medication adjustments. You'll learn about potential side effects and benefits, and set intentions for your treatment.
Step 3: Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) You will experience in-person treatment at The Drake Center with Dr. Drake and Jacqueline present. Jacqueline checks your vitals and leads a centering exercise, either through meditation or VR, depending on your needs. You'll receive a ketamine injection and undergo a one-hour treatment with support from Dr. Drake and Jacqueline. The session ends with a brief discussion, and you'll leave with a driver once stable.
Step 4: Integration Sessions Returning for integration sessions, you'll discuss treatment experiences and insights with Dr. Drake and Jacqueline, exploring ways to enhance these through meditation or creative activities. VR technology will also be introduced for creative and meditative uses, empowering you to apply treatment insights in your daily life, like using meditation for stress or creating meaningful art.
What is Ketamine Therapy?
Ketamine therapy involves FDA-approved intravenous (IV) infusions that offer relief from treatment-resistant depression, chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, and other conditions. This breakthrough treatment has shown promising results in patients who haven’t found success with traditional methods. At [Your Clinic Name], we provide expert care to help you regain control of your life.
Real Patients, Real Results
Why the drake center is the best clinic in Ohio for ketamine therapy?
With a compassionate team led by experienced professionals, we offer the latest in Ketamine infusion therapy. Whether you're searching for ketamine therapy near you or specifically in Ohio, we understand the challenges of chronic conditions and are here to offer a safe, effective solution. Our patients have reported life-changing improvements in mood, pain management, and overall well-being.
How Does Ketamine Therapy Work
Ketamine works by targeting brain receptors to restore neural pathways, which can enhance emotional well-being and reduce chronic pain. Delivered through a series of controlled, medical-grade IV infusions, ketamine therapy is non-addictive and has shown long-lasting benefits for those suffering from chronic conditions.
What to Expect During Your Treatment:
Our compassionate team ensures that your ketamine therapy is personalized to meet your unique needs. Each session typically lasts between 1-2 hours. You’ll be carefully monitored throughout the process to ensure safety and comfort. After treatment, many patients experience relief almost immediately.
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Is Ketamine therapy right for me?The Drake Center is a Michigan ketamine therapy center with a focus on psychotherapy, emotional healing, and creative therapies which are combined and make our integrated approach to healing so effective. All of our patients begin their journey with an initial consultation with our medical director. During this visit, you will discuss your unique circumstances including medical and psychiatric history as well as any active life stressors. We will attempt to answer all questions and recommend ketamine treatment as appropriate. You are also advised to discuss with your current primary physician and or therapist/ psychiatrist.
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What kind of ketamine treatments does The Drake Center offer?At the Drake Center, we administer ketamine via intramuscular (IM) injection or shot. We find that this approach leads to the deepest dissociative experience and enhances the overall impact of the treatment. This in conjunction with an integrated approach which includes creative therapies and psychotherapy leads to deeper and longer lasting impact of the treatment.
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Do you accept insurance?We are not currently accepting insurance. We do however accept all major credit cards including HSA accounts. We may be able to provide a superbill which can be submitted to your insurance company. We also have 0% interest financing options. Click here to learn more about our financing options.
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What is ketamine and ketamine infusion therapy?Ketamine is a fast-acting, quickly metabolized, non-opioid anesthetic. It has been used in and out of the hospital for safe, effective pain relief for decades and is the most common anesthetic used globally. Ketamine is routinely administered by paramedics, emergency room physicians, and anesthesiologists for acute pain relief and anesthesia, though in much higher doses than we use for ketamine therapy. Ketamine has been proven to quickly reduce symptoms (from days to weeks) associated with depression, anxiety, and PTSD, facilitating psychotherapeutic support and improving quality of life. Ketamine therapy has also shown benefits with some chronic neurological pain conditions, including migraine and complex regional pain syndrome.
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How many treatments will I need?While some patients achieve significant improvement after 1-2 treatments, most will need 4-6 ketamine treatments. During your treatment you will also receive psychotherapy and creative therapies. Our holistic transformative process is called “The Way of the Butterfly.”
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What conditions can ketamine therapy treat?Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, Migraines IBS, Chronic Pain CRPS, Stress Related Illness, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue.
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How does ketamine work?Ketamine repairs and enhances neural connectivity in the brain. Research has shown that repeated or prolonged exposure to stress (physical or emotional pain, fear, trauma) damages the connections between brain cells. Ketamine has been proven to help repair those damaged connections. Ketamine acts at many different sites in the brain. Although its mechanisms are not fully understood, current thinking supports the actions of ketamine on the surface of certain brain cells as responsible for its rapid and prolonged effects. Ketamine is an N-methyl D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor blocker. Blocking this receptor allows for the increased release of glutamate, an abundant neurotransmitter responsible for several central nervous system functions.
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How much does Ketamine therapy cost?The long-term costs for our treatment regimen is generally less than most centers because our approach involves fewer overall ketamine treatments. We offer financing for those who qualify. Patients who finance pay roughly $333 a month for 12 months.
2 hr
1,500 US dollars