Lori Calabrese, M.D.

Ketamine – Outpatient Treatment for Addiction

Ketamine outpatient treatment for addiction.

Ohhhh, the weekend. The time when you can finally let down and let go after a week of grind. Waking to the alarm clock day after day after day…  Sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic…  Not once but twice a day…day in and day out. Friday night? It’s time to PARTY!! Meet your friends at your favorite […]

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Ketamine gaining popularity as a treatment for the severely depressed

Anne Stallings says she has been battling severe depression for most of her life. She tried anti-depressants and even electroconvulsive therapy, but nothing worked until she went to a Potomac, Maryland, clinic and tried ketamine, reports CBS News correspondent Paula Reid. “It was like the fifth treatment in and I had come home from the […]

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Ketamine could prove useful in treatment of severe social anxiety

By ERIC W. DOLAN January 24, 2018 The first placebo-controlled study of ketamine’s effect on social anxiety disorder has provides more evidence that the anesthetic could be helpful in severe cases. “Many patients with anxiety continue to have impairing symptoms despite the first-line talk therapy (cognitive behavioral therapy) and first-line medications (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors),” […]

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When Your Loved One Plans to Die: How to Prevent Imminent Suicide

Depressed lady floating in water needs to know ketamine treatment erases suicidal thoughts.

Suicidal Thoughts…? “Nah, she’s not going to kill herself. She’s too afraid of pain.” “He’ll never follow through…he just keeps threatening… he’s just looking for attention…” …“I’m so shocked he did this.  I had no idea he was thinking about suicide… I feel so bad…” If you’re depressed, or you know someone who is, your […]

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Forbes Magazine: Ketamine May Reduce Depression, Suicidal Thoughts Within Hours

Ketamine, known mostly as a party drug, has assumed a new identity in recent years—as a promising antidepressant. And, though research is still under way, it seems to reduce symptoms of depression very quickly, and in people who haven’t been helped by traditional antidepressants. Now, a study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry finds that for depressed people […]

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