”Psychedelics induce the brain to change transiently in ways that appear to allow a reset to take place and permit alterations in previously 'stuck' ways of feeling and thinking about things."
-Dr. Jerrold Rosenbaum, Director of the Center for the Neuroscience of Psychedelics at Massachusetts General Hospital and former psychiatrist-in-chief.
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From Mind Medicine Australia: Dr. Reid Robison of Novamind.
From ResetKetamine.com
Rebecca Brachman
NPR
The image referred to in the above NPR audio. A rat neuron before (top) and after (bottom) ketamine treatment. The increased number of orange nodes are restored connections in the rat's brain.
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Articles
From The New York Times
IWAS PARALIZED BY SEVERE DEPRESSION. THEN CAME KETAMINE
by Zoe Boyer
IWAS PARALIZED BY SEVERE DEPRESSION. THEN CAME KETAMINE
by Zoe Boyer
From ResetKetamine.com
HOW DO KETAMINE INFUSIONS HELP FIBROMYALGIA?
by Dr. Ko
HOW DO KETAMINE INFUSIONS HELP FIBROMYALGIA?
by Dr. Ko
From Bloomberg.com
Ketamine Could Be the Key to Reversing America’s Rising Suicide Rate
by Cynthia Koons
Ketamine Could Be the Key to Reversing America’s Rising Suicide Rate
by Cynthia Koons
This article appears in the print edition of the April 8, 2019, issue of The New Yorker, with the headline “Bitter Pill.”
The Challenge of Going Off Psychiatric Drugs Millions of Americans have taken antidepressants for many years. What happens when it’s time to stop?
By Rachel Aviv
The Challenge of Going Off Psychiatric Drugs Millions of Americans have taken antidepressants for many years. What happens when it’s time to stop?
By Rachel Aviv
From Scientific American
Behind the Buzz: How Ketamine Changes the Depressed Patient's Brain. The anesthetic-cum-party drug restores the ability to make connections among brain cells
By Simon Makin
Behind the Buzz: How Ketamine Changes the Depressed Patient's Brain. The anesthetic-cum-party drug restores the ability to make connections among brain cells
By Simon Makin
MAPS Bulletin Special Edition
Paradigms of Ketamine Treatment
By Raquel Bennett, PSy.D.
Paradigms of Ketamine Treatment
By Raquel Bennett, PSy.D.
From Scientific American
The Ketamine Breakthrough for Suicidal Children
Initial research finds fast, dramatic benefits for a vulnerable population
By Jack Turban
The Ketamine Breakthrough for Suicidal Children
Initial research finds fast, dramatic benefits for a vulnerable population
By Jack Turban
From Wired
KETAMINE STIRS UP HOPE—AND CONTROVERSY—AS A DEPRESSION DRUG
By Moises Velasquez-Manoff
KETAMINE STIRS UP HOPE—AND CONTROVERSY—AS A DEPRESSION DRUG
By Moises Velasquez-Manoff
