Institute for Integrative Therapies - Ketamine Treatments

“I cannot recommend The Institute for Integrative Therapies more! From the front desk staff to the nurse, and doctors — you will always feel well taken care of. As someone who was new to this form of treatment last year, I was initially apprehensive but this was quickly resolved upon meeting the team at IIT. They take an ample amount of time to explain the treatment, what to expect, and the perceived benefits. The facility itself is extremely calming and makes you feel super safe and well taken care of. IIT was recommended to me by my therapist at the time who had seen great success from many of her patients. Highly recommend! 10/10”

“This place gave me back my quality of life. I’ve battled severe depression and anxiety since my teens and suffer from extreme chronic pain and fatigue. I’ve been in therapy, tried every medication, alternative medication but felt more like I was surviving than thriving. The entire faculty is warm, welcoming and beyond helpful. Thank you for being a wonderful part of my healing journey.”

“The IIT staff and office are outstanding. They are very professional, knowledgeable, friendly and supportive. They were also attentive to my wife who was with me at each session.”

“I’ve been going here for ketamine treatments since last year and have had a wonderful experience here. All of the staff and doctors are really professional and kind. I have had nothing but positive experiences with everyone there. I feel supported, safe and welcome there. This is extremely important to me as someone who is autistic and also I do not fit into societal norms at all. The space is very peaceful and has a very good vibe about it. My treatments are always very relaxing and I feel well attended to. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking into alternative forms of mental health treatment. I have been struggling with mental health for most of my adult life and it is nice to do something that isn’t just trying a ton of different western medication approaches that don’t work that well.”