New Year, Same Depression
While typically harmless, sayings such as the following can be damaging to someone who is suffering from depression:
I’ll Be There for You: 4 Ways to Provide Support When Your Family Member is Depressed
Overcoming depression is incredibly difficult, but the process becomes a little easier when there’s a strong support network in place. If you have a family member who’s depressed, you may be[...]
Daylight Savings And The Return Of Your Seasonal Depression
The weather is turning cold and the skies are getting dreary. While most people enjoyed the extra hour of sleep they got this past weekend, for others, the end of Daylight Savings Time (DST) marks[...]
Work-Life Balance Is Dead: Here's What Works Instead
You’ve worked so hard to get to that point in your career where you can finally have a life outside the office again. But despite reaching the upper ranks of your company, work doesn’t seem to be[...]
Free Yourself from Depression: 5 Tips to Get You Back on Your Feet
When you’re depressed, it can feel like you’re trapped. It’s tough to do the simplest things, whether it’s taking a shower, going to work, or even just getting out of bed in the morning. During those[...]
FDA Approves SPRAVATO™: What’s Next for Ketamine Therapy?
Ketamine is FDA approved to treat depression - Now what? This past March, the FDA took a huge step forward in the fight against depression by approving a new drug called SPRAVATO™, literally the[...]
FDA Approves Esetamine Treatment for Treatment-Resistant Depression
Breaking news: the FDA has approved the use of Esketamine—a low-dose nasal ketamine spray—for the treatment of depression, PTSD, and other mood disorders! FDA approval for Esketamine came less than[...]
SPRAVATO™ (esketamine) - Nasal Spray, Now FDA Approved
A Ketamine-Based Nasal Spray For Depression Has Just Been Approved by The FDA The Food and Drug Administration approved a novel antidepressant late Tuesday for people with depression that does not[...]
We monitor your depression levels before, during, and after Ketamine treatments
Clinical depression is the second most common form of mental illness in the United States after anxiety disorders, and may impact as many as 16 million Americans annually. Clinical depression can be[...]
Ketamine may rapidly relieve depression by blocking overstimulation of the lateral habenula
Ketamine and the Lateral Habenula, the Brain’s Reward Center The medical community is increasingly excited by the ever-growing body of scientific literature exploring the unique anti-depressive[...]
