Ketamine Therapy
for Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, & More
A rapid-acting treatment approach for people who haven’t found relief with traditional options.
Alternative Private-Pay Treatment
Ketamine therapy is a medical treatment option used by individuals seeking a different approach to mental health care. At Reyou, ketamine is administered in-clinic under medical supervision as part of a structured, individualized treatment plan.
Ketamine therapy at Reyou is designed for individuals struggling with persistent mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and related disorders. Treatment is delivered in a carefully monitored clinical setting, with attention to safety, comfort, and integration.
Ketamine therapy is available at our New Jersey clinics.
Who Ketamine Therapy Is For
Many people who explore ketamine therapy are thoughtful, informed, and frustrated by limited progress. Ketamine offers a different pathway worth careful consideration.
Ketamine therapy may be appropriate for adults who:
Continue to struggle despite antidepressants or therapy
Experience chronic or severe depression
Live with anxiety, PTSD, OCD, or postpartum symptoms
Seek a different approach and feel stuck in life
How Ketamine Works
Ketamine works differently than traditional antidepressants. Rather than primarily targeting serotonin, ketamine affects the brain’s glutamate system, which plays a role in neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to form new connections and adapt.
This mechanism is believed to help interrupt rigid thought patterns and may support new ways of relating to emotions, memories, and stress.
Though individual experiences vary, many patients report meaningful shifts within hours or days.
What we treat
Conditions Ketamine Treats
Depression can make life feel heavy, foggy, and disconnected — like going through the motions while the world moves on without you. At its core, it is often the mind stuck ruminating about the past, replaying regrets and losses until the thoughts become the feeling, and the feeling becomes who you think you are. Ketamine, Spravato, and TMS therapy can help interrupt that cycle and create space for something different to take hold.
Anxiety is the mind stuck worrying about the future — scanning for threats, bracing for the worst, never quite settling down. It can show up as racing thoughts, tension in the body, or a low hum of dread that never fully quiets. Ketamine for anxiety works with the nervous system directly, helping it shift out of constant alert and into a state where calm is actually possible.
Trauma can keep the nervous system locked in survival mode long after the danger has passed. Memories intrude, the body stays on guard, and the world feels less safe than it should. At Reyou, we approach trauma with care — creating the conditions where the nervous system can begin to release what it has been holding, without being overwhelmed.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is the mind caught in loops it cannot stop — repetitive thoughts and compulsive patterns that tighten the more you try to resist them. Like a Chinese finger trap, the harder you pull, the more stuck you become. Ketamine therapy may help by temporarily loosening those rigid circuits and creating space for the brain to find more flexible ways of responding.
The early weeks with a new baby should not feel like drowning. Postpartum depression can bring overwhelming sadness, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and a painful disconnection from the moments that are supposed to matter most. Because the postpartum window is short and precious, treatments that may work more quickly can make a meaningful difference.
Addiction is rarely just about the substance. Beneath the dependency, there is often unresolved trauma, depression, or anxiety — conditions that drove the coping in the first place. Our approach focuses on treating those underlying patterns, helping create the stability and clarity needed for recovery to take hold.
The Reyou Experience with Ketamine
At Reyou, ketamine therapy is not a transactional procedure — it is a guided process designed to support real, lasting change. Every detail of your care is intentional, from the environment you walk into to the support you receive after each session.
We begin with a comprehensive psychiatric assessment to understand your history, goals, and whether ketamine is the right fit.
We don’t treat everyone. If ketamine isn’t safe or appropriate for you, we'll tell you — and help you find what is.
Emotional preparation and education, so you walk in grounded. How and where you heal matters as much as the medicine.
Treatment rooms are intentionally designed — no sterile hospital feel. Just a quiet, warm space where you can be fully present.
A clinical team monitors you continuously during every session. You're never alone — even if you just need a hand to hold.
Ketamine is delivered as a series of treatments. Dosing and frequency are guided by your response, safety, and clinical judgment.
After each session, we help you make sense of what came up — we are connecting insights to your life, not just checking a box.
Our experienced and specialized team focuses exclusively on this work with thousands of treatments delivered.
Our goal is not just symptom reduction, but creating the conditions for meaningful and lasting change.
Safety & Responsible Use
Ketamine is a powerful medication and is not appropriate for everyone. At Reyou, safety and responsibility guide every step of treatment.
This includes:
Careful medical and psychiatric screening
Clear boundaries around dosing and frequency
Ongoing monitoring and support during treatment
Willingness to say no when ketamine is not appropriate
Responsible use matters as much as potential benefit.
Cost & Payment Options
Ketamine therapy is not currently covered by insurance. Reyou offers transparent pricing and financing options to help make care more accessible.
Our team will review costs and payment options clearly during your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
You don’t need to navigate the insurance process alone. Our team helps patients with:
Ketamine therapy is not currently covered by insurance. Reyou offers transparent pricing and financing options to help make care more accessible.
Our team will review costs and payment options clearly during your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
You don’t need to navigate the insurance process alone. Our team helps patients with:
Full psychiatric evaluation
IV treatment series in our cozy clinic
Guided integration for $1,980
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
These treatments have a long history, though they’re often misunderstood. Let us be your guide and help you through your questions.
IV ketamine is not covered by insurance at this time. A series of four treatments is $1,980 ($495 per treatment), with financing available, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted. There are no surprise fees. If insurance coverage matters most to you, Spravato and standard TMS are the insured options, and we will tell you honestly which fits your situation during a free consultation.
Though experiences vary, some patients report changes within hours or days, while others notice shifts over the course of a treatment series.
Most plans begin with a series of four sessions, roughly one to two per week. Our medical team then re-evaluates to see whether two additional sessions are needed. After that, most patients benefit from maintenance sessions, spaced according to how they respond.
Adults who are still struggling despite antidepressants or therapy, who live with chronic or severe depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, or postpartum symptoms, or who feel stuck and want a different approach. It is not for everyone: uncontrolled high blood pressure, pregnancy, and some psychiatric histories rule it out, which is why every patient gets a full medical and psychiatric evaluation first.
For many patients, yes. Anxiety is the mind stuck scanning and worrying about the future, and ketamine works with the nervous system directly, helping it shift out of constant alert so calm becomes possible. It is used for generalized anxiety, panic, and anxiety that travels with depression or trauma. Individual results vary, and we review your history before recommending it.
Usually yes. We review every medication during your evaluation because a few medications, certain benzodiazepines and lamotrigine, for example, can blunt the effects, and you may be asked not to take them on the day of your treatment. We are glad to coordinate with your existing therapist, psychiatrist, or PCP, and many of our patients keep seeing their own therapist alongside treatment.
In a clinical setting with proper screening and structured dosing, ketamine has a very low risk of addiction. Every session at Reyou is medically supervised in a private room, with vitals monitored throughout and a clear beginning, middle, and end to the treatment plan. Nothing is sent home with you.
Spravato and ketamine are related but distinct treatments. Spravato is an FDA-approved form of esketamine with specific indications, primarily treatment-resistant depression and depressive symptoms associated with suicidal thoughts. Ketamine therapy is more flexible in how it can be used clinically and is commonly considered for a broader range of conditions, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, addiction, and postpartum depression. The experience with ketamine is also different for many patients, often involving a deeper dissociative or psychedelic-like state. Because of these differences, the choice between Spravato and ketamine depends on a person’s symptoms, history, preferences, and clinical goals. During a consultation, we help patients explore which option may be the best fit.