Ketamine Treatment +
Integration Therapies
Rewire your brain,
rewrite your life.
Chances are, you've found your way here because you've been grappling with your emotions for quite some time now. Perhaps you've explored conventional therapies and medications without experiencing lasting relief. It's understandable if you're feeling a bit discouraged—or even completely disheartened—and are eager to delve deeper into the underlying issues.
Does this sound like you?
I feel disconnected from myself and my loved ones
I feel heavy, flat and unenergized
I feel like my triggers and traumas interfere with my everyday enjoyment of life
I feel stuck in a rut I can’t get out of
I feel anxious and have a hard time trusting anything or anyone
I am tired of feeling unfulfilled
I feel like I’ve tried everything but nothing seems to be working
You’re not alone.
Countless Americans facing treatment-resistant mental health conditions have turned to Ketamine Treatments as a compelling alternative to conventional medications and other approaches that simply haven't yielded results.
At ALT.
At ALT., we employ Ketamine Treatments and Integration Therapy to delve deep into the root of the issue. Ketamine, a medical treatment, facilitates the mind's healing process by rewiring old neurons, forging new neural pathways within the brain. These pathways foster fresh synapses, bolstering and refining overall brain activity. When combined with meticulous integration, Ketamine Treatment not only alleviates symptoms but tackles the underlying issue for enduring outcomes.
Whether grappling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, addiction, chronic pain, or other mental health hurdles, Ketamine has showcased effective, sustained results for our patients.
Alternative Ketamine Therapy in Salt Lake City
‘’I have struggled with debilitating depression and PTSD my entire life. After my first treatment with Dr. Beck, I cried like a newborn. All of the pain in my life fell away and I truly felt connected with myself for maybe the first time in my life.”
- Client, 44 years old
ALT’s Ketamine Treatment is for anyone experiencing a low level of fulfillment and enjoyment in their life. It has also been known to treat patients with treatment-resistant conditions or symptoms around the following:
Who is it for?
PTSD and Complex PTSD
Anxiety
Depression
OCD
Addiction (Drug, Alcohol and Other)
Suicidal Ideation
Intrusive Thoughts
Chronic Pain + Migraines
Unresolved Grief
Relational Trauma
Stagnancy
Feeling Stuck
Meet Dr. Austin Beck
“Within months of getting married, my wife was in a car crash that fundamentally shifted our lives. She was hit while stopped at a red light. This triggered years of chronic pain, heightened anxiety, and PTSD symptoms.
After years of trying different treatments with little results, my wife started ketamine treatments as a last resource. Very quickly her anxiety went down and over time her PTSD symptoms improved dramatically. After seeing the way this changed our lives, I knew I wanted to be part of helping others gain access to that sort of change too.
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy and a PhD in Couples and Family Therapy. With 15 years of experience in the mental health world, I’ve seen the impact ketamine treatments have, not only on the lives of the individuals I treat, but also their families.’’
PhD, LMFT
Why ALT.
As ketamine clinics continue to proliferate across the USA, it's evident that what began as an innovative medical approach has garnered widespread recognition supported by research worldwide. However, amidst this surge, a concerning trend of diminishing patient care has emerged. At ALT., we're redefining the landscape of ketamine-assisted therapy. Unlike many other clinics solely focused on the medicine itself, our approach emphasizes the integration of intentional and individualized psychotherapy. We believe that this holistic approach fosters deeper healing and better outcomes for our clients.
Patient care is the cornerstone of our identity; it defines us.
At ALT., we're dedicated to ensuring that you have the most comprehensive healing experience possible, equipped with all the tools necessary to achieve optimal results.
Integral to Ketamine Treatment is the seamless integration of pre-treatment, treatment, and post-treatment care. Without the appropriate tools and guidance, the transformative process may not be as effective, akin to only completing half of a prescribed antibiotic regimen.
From setting intentions and thorough preparation to ongoing support during treatment and subsequent integration therapies, you can trust that with ALT., you'll consistently receive the highest level of care and support throughout your journey.
What to expect
STEP 01.
Preparation
You book a call with us below. We’ll educate you about what ketamine is (and what it isn’t), how it works, and establish if this treatment is right for you. Here’s where we’ll book your first treatment appointment, set your intentions and manage expectations.
In the days leading up to your appointment,
we will help you set intentions and discuss
how to prepare your mind and body to
ensure you have the best experience possible.
STEP 02.
Treatment
On the day of, you’ll arrive at your appointment on time. We’ll perform a medical check and provide anti-nausea medication if needed. We’ll then talk about your state of mind and dispel any anxiety about the treatment. When you’re ready, we’ll administer the ketamine infusion.
Your experience will be highly personal and
can range from feeling safe and calm
to an out-of-body sensation that is often described as a psychedelic experience. The whole process will last somewhere between 40 and 120 minutes.
STEP 03.
Integration
Upon re-emerging, we will talk through your
experience and feelings, as much or as little as you want. We ensure you’re grounded and leave without any unease, with journaling instruction and reflection techniques.
Within 48 hours, we will have a follow-up
conversation with you to ensure you’re feeling supported.
Typically, most patients benefit from 6 initial
sessions – however, even one session will begin the rewiring process.
Location + Availability
Phone Calls & Consultations
800-562-9563
info@alttherapy.com
Treatment Availability
Sundays 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Wednesdays 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Salt Lake City Office:
1336 S 1100 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
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Ketamine works to improve mental health and other conditions by rewiring the brain. As Ketamine increases glutamate production, the mind becomes more adaptable, and connections between brain cells are repaired to help regulate mood. In addition, some studies show that Ketamine also reduces inflammation.
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Yes. Ketamine is a controlled substance. This means ketamine production and distribution are carefully monitored in countries like the United States and Canada. Yet, as a controlled substance, ketamine is still available legally in every state and many countries around the world. Ketamine can even be made available as a prescription for at-home use. Like many other drugs, ketamine's effects are powerful and therefore are only legally allowed in specific circumstances under qualified supervision.
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At this time, insurance plans do not cover this type of treatment.
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Life happens, we get it! To avoid a $100 cancellation fee, please be sure to notify us at least 48 hours before your appointment.
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* Achieving optimal mental health can be complicated. What we know for sure is that there isn’t a miracle drug, or a miracle behavior, that ensures the best mental health all of the time. With that being said, understanding how ketamine works within the brain will help individuals recognize how it is “working.”
Ketamine treatments need to be paired with good therapy work and deliberate actions by the participant. This is where we will teach you about the pharmacodynamics of ketamine. How it travels through the body, as well as the short and long-term effects of the medication. Many tend to focus on the 'journey' in the office but the magic really occurs afterwards. There is a fascinating window of neuroplasticity in addition to your brain and neurons creating renewed connections that allow your body to work more efficiently taking away fatigue, sleep issues, depression, anxiety and brain fog.
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Ketamine itself is not physically addictive in the same way as substances like opioids or nicotine are. In a medical environment, Ketamine has been used to treat addictions. If misused, it can have the potential for psychological dependence. Talk to the medical provider to discuss your specific concerns.