Ketamine maintenance therapy at Dynamic Psychiatry & Wellness is designed to support continued progress following completion of an initial treatment series. Treatment frequency and timing are individualized based on clinical response and symptom patterns.
 
These sessions help reinforce neurologic changes, maintain mood stability, and reduce the likelihood of symptom recurrence over time.
 
Maintenance treatments are individualized based on clinical response and symptom patterns, allowing for a flexible and structured approach to ongoing care.
 
In many cases, patients may benefit from combining maintenance treatments with psychotherapy or Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to further stabilize progress and enhance long-term outcomes.
 
If you have previously received ketamine treatment elsewhere, our team can help determine the most appropriate next step.
 
🔷 WHAT’S INCLUDED
3 ketamine infusion sessions
Flexible scheduling based on clinical needs
Medically supervised treatment environment
Continued coordination with your treatment plan
 
🔷 HOW THIS PROGRAM WORKS
Review of prior treatment response
Scheduling of maintenance infusions based on clinical need
Ongoing monitoring of symptom stability
Adjustment of treatment frequency over time
 
🔷 WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
Patients who have completed an initial ketamine treatment series at Dynamic Psychiatry & Wellness
Individuals seeking to maintain symptom improvement and stability
Patients noticing gradual return of symptoms
Individuals continuing a structured long-term treatment plan
 
🔴 Important
This program is designed for established patients who have completed an initial ketamine treatment series at Dynamic Psychiatry & Wellness.
 
If you are new to ketamine-assisted therapy, we recommend beginning with the Initial Ketamine-Assisted Therapy Program to ensure appropriate evaluation, safety, and treatment planning.
 
🔷 Integration & Ongoing Treatment
Maintenance therapy is often most effective when integrated with a broader treatment plan.
Some patients may benefit from continued psychotherapy or Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to further stabilize progress and enhance long-term outcomes.