Ketamine therapy, though commonly associated with recreational use, is gaining traction as a treatment for mental health conditions like depression and PTSD. While it may cause changes in perception or awareness, its clinical use is not intended to produce a recreational “high,” but to help regulate brain chemistry for therapeutic benefit.
During sessions, patients may experience brief dissociation or mild euphoria, yet these effects are closely supervised and managed in a medical setting to maintain safety and enhance treatment outcomes.
