Many patients are finding relief from treatment resistant depression by utilizing Ketamine to improve their symptoms.

Now with the FDA approved form of Ketamine (Spravato or Esketamine) hitting the market, many consumers are curious about the difference between the two.

Let's dive into everything you need to know about the difference between Ketamine and Spravato.

We have been working hard at getting back to our customers during this harsh COVID-19 season. And we are excited to be opening our clinic back up with a brand new treatment offering!

Keep reading to discover the latest news around Neuromend's REMS Spravato certification!

Since setting goals for the new year, you've looked forward to taking steps to implement change and make this year the best yet. Now, midway through the summer, those goals have fallen by the wayside and you're no further on the progression track of life than you were six months to a year ago. This realization can be overwhelming.

How did you fall so far off course when you were so determined such a short period ago?

Every year for Memorial Day, we are reminded of not only how thankful we are for the ultimate sacrifice given for our freedom, but also of how many of our Armed Forces members continue to suffer from PTSD. Fortunately, there is hope and light at the end of their dark tunnel.

Effective immediately, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of Spravato (esketamine) nasal spray for the treatment of treatment-resistant depression, more commonly known as TRD.

The Struggle is Real.

You don't like taking antidepressants. They take too long to work. The side effects of this antidepressant are worse than the last one you tried. Is your depression treatment resistant?

What Did They Just Say!? 

Ketamine can help with Treatment Resistant Depression?