Ketamine and Its Effects on the Brain and Mental Health
Ketamine and Its Effects on the Brain and Mental Health Posted on October 2, 2019 Categories: Treatment Depression Ketamine, a widely used anesthetic medication, is now being used to treat depression, suicidality, chronic pain, migraines, OCD and even some PTSD...
What is Internet Addiction and How is it Diagnosed?
What is Internet Addiction and How is it Diagnosed? Posted by Richard Gilbert, PhD Posted on November 21, 2018 Categories: Treatment Richard Gilbert, PhD There are two broad categories of addiction. The first category, of course, is Substance Abuse, where the...
Understanding Insurance Reimbursement for Treatment
Understanding Insurance Reimbursement for Treatment Posted on Categories: Treatment General Introduction Evaluating psychological and drug and alcohol treatment centers can be difficult; especially understanding treatment levels and billing complexities. The...
What Are The Risks of Taking Benzos for Anxiety?
What Are The Risks of Taking Benzos for Anxiety? Posted on August 28, 2017 Categories: Treatment Benzodiazepines (“benzos”) are one of the most commonly prescribed psychotropic medications in the world. At PCH Treatment Center, we are referred many clients...
Why Trauma-Related Emotional Dysregulation is frequently misdiagnosed as Bipolar Disorder
Why Trauma-Related Emotional Dysregulation is frequently misdiagnosed as Bipolar Disorder Posted on August 8, 2017 Categories: Treatment At PCH Treatment Center, we are often referred clients who are diagnosed with āBipolar IIā due to poorly regulated or...
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Social Network Reviews of Psychological Services Posted on January 14, 2016 Categories: Treatment In regards to social network online reviews, PCH Treatment CenterĀ believes thatĀ each consumer has the right to post a review of a service or product that they purchase....Our Programs
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Ketamine and Its Effects on the Brain and Mental Health
How has ketamine, a drug that was previously used on battlefields and in operating rooms become a potential solution for treating depression and suicidality? How does it work, what effects does it have on the brain, and what, if any, risks are involved in its use?
