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Understanding a patient perspective on ketamine therapy Courses

1 course in the current catalog include this skill or topic.

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Clinical & Medical (1)Ketamine Therapy (1)

Adjacent Skills

Considering ketamine as part of broader depression care Considering patient experiences with anxiety and OCD Interpreting narrative accounts of mental health treatment Interpreting personal accounts of ketamine treatment Interpreting personal recovery narratives Interpreting reflective, narrative health writing Ketamine-Assisted Therapy Recognizing the ongoing nature of mental health maintenance Recognizing the role of ongoing mental health management Reflecting on long-term recovery and self-monitoring

Courses Covering Understanding a patient perspective on ketamine therapy

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Ketamine: A Phenomenal Therapy That Allows One to Grow, Heal and Flourish from Resistant Depression

By Ketamine Academy

A personal account of ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression, with reflections on recovery, growth, and the role of ongoing treatment. Written for people interested in understanding ketamine therapy from a patient perspective.

Delivery: Self-paced + Online

30 years

All levels

Price on request

Ketamine Therapy Clinical & Medical

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