Category: PTSD

Trauma does not just affect how you feel. It changes the physical structure and function of your brain in ways that are measurable, documented, and increasingly well understood. This is not a metaphor. Neuroimaging studies

Anxiety is one of the most common presenting complaints in psychiatric care. But anxiety is not a single condition. It is a broad category of experiences that can arise from several distinct underlying disorders, each

If you are living with depression that has not responded well to treatment, and you have a history of trauma, there is a clinically important question worth asking: are you being treated for one condition

When most people think about PTSD, they picture a combat veteran reliving a battlefield experience. That image is not wrong, but it is incomplete in ways that leave a lot of people undiagnosed and untreated

Over the last few years, a new category of mental health service has emerged: online ketamine therapy. Companies like Mindbloom, Joyous, and others now offer ketamine treatment that can be prescribed remotely and taken at

Starting any new medical treatment comes with questions. What will it feel like? How long does it take? Will it hurt? What happens if I react badly? These are completely reasonable things to wonder about,

Ketamine therapy is a powerful and effective depression treatment, and one we recommend to many of our patients at NeuPath Mind Wellness. Due to ketamine’s reputation as a fast-acting therapy for depression, patients often ask