Support Rapid Healing and Long Term Recovery
Feel Like Yourself Again With Ketamine Therapy in the Dallas Fort Worth Area
Psychiatrist-supervised ketamine sessions from $250
Ketamine works differently from traditional antidepressants by activating new neural pathways and making therapy more effective. Many patients notice benefits within hours to days.
Who We Treat
Supporting those living with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and treatment-resistant symptoms.
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210-361-4531
Treatment Options
Personalized attention and continuous support for every patient.
About Us
What Is Ketamine Therapy?
Ketamine is a breakthrough option for individuals living with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, and chronic stress related conditions. Research shows that ketamine helps the brain create new, healthy neural connections, which can support improved mood, emotional regulation, and more flexible thinking.
Treatment effects are often enhanced when combined with therapy, lifestyle support, and ongoing psychiatric care.
We offer:
- Sublingual ketamine
- Intramuscular (IM) ketamine
How Ketamine Works
The Science Behind Ketamine
Over time conditions like depression, trauma, and chronic stress weaken connections between nerve cells. Ketamine interacts with NMDA receptors to stimulate regrowth of these pathways. This process is known as neuroplasticity; it helps create the conditions for emotional healing, new ways of thinking, and improved responsiveness to therapy.
Key benefits:
- Faster symptom relief compared with standard medications
- Improved mood and energy
- Decreased anxiety and intrusive thoughts
- Reduced suicidal ideation
- Greater openness and emotional flexibility
- Enhanced engagement in therapy
Who It Helps
Conditions Treated
Unipolar Depression
A mood disorder marked by persistent sadness, low energy, and loss of interest. Ketamine may support improved mood regulation when traditional antidepressants have not provided adequate relief.
Bipolar Depression
Depressive episodes within bipolar disorder can feel overwhelming and resistant to medication. Ketamine may help ease symptoms by supporting neuroplasticity and stabilizing emotional processing pathways.
Anxiety Disorders
Chronic anxiety can disrupt daily functioning and quality of life. Ketamine may reduce excessive worry and tension by helping the brain create more flexible, adaptive thought patterns.
PTSD
Trauma-related symptoms may include intrusive memories, hypervigilance, and emotional distress. Ketamine may help reduce reactivity and support healing by strengthening new connections in stress-affected brain regions.
OCD
Obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors can become difficult to interrupt. Ketamine may support decreased rumination and improved cognitive flexibility, making therapeutic progress more accessible.
Chronic Pain
Long-standing pain can affect mood, mobility, and emotional well-being. Ketamine may help modulate pain pathways and reduce sensitivity, supporting improved functioning alongside your broader pain management plan.
Our Process
How Ketamine Treatment Process Works
Connect with care
You can be referred by your psychiatrist or reach out to us directly. A clinician performs a full evaluation to determine whether ketamine is right for you.
Meet your treatment team
You will have a virtual meeting with your psychiatrist and care team to create a personalized treatment plan.
Begin your treatment
Most patients receive ketamine twice weekly for three weeks, followed by maintenance sessions as needed.
Why Ventana Mental Health
Why Choose Ventana For Ketamine Therapy
- Simple Transparent Pricing. Ketamine therapy sessions from $250.
- Care led by experienced psychiatrists
- Safe, structured protocols for both sublingual and IM
- Monitoring throughout every session
- Virtual access for treatment planning and follow up
- Integrated therapy available for post session processing
- Patient centered support in a calm, guided environment
- Focus on long term healing, not quick fixes
Who We Are
At Ventana Mental Health—named after the Spanish word for “window”—we believe depression doesn’t have to close the door on your future. We’re a Texas-based team of compassionate experts dedicated to opening new perspectives through innovative, accessible care.
Led by board-certified psychiatrists Dr. James T. Fuqua & Dr. Jorge Corona, we specialize in treatment-resistant conditions like yours.
Our approach blends cutting-edge treatments like Ketamine with telepsychiatry and therapy, available statewide in Texas for ultimate convenience. With locations in San Antonio, Southlake (Dallas), and Houston, we prioritize affordability (insurance-covered options), safety, and long-term wellness—because real healing happens when you feel seen and supported.
Our Location
Ketamine Center Dallas
Spravato, Ketamine, and In-person Psychiatry
420 N Carroll Ave Suite 150, South Lake, TX 76092
Call us Today: 210-361-4531
Simple, transparent pricing. Ketamine therapy sessions from $250.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How quickly does ketamine start working?
Many patients notice changes in mood, thinking, or energy within hours to days after treatment. Response varies by individual and depends on your overall care plan.
2. How much do sessions cost?
Sublingual ketamine sessions are $250 per visit.
Your first step is a medical consultation to determine whether ketamine therapy is appropriate and safe for you. After your evaluation, we will recommend a personalized treatment plan based on your goals and symptoms. Our team will review expected costs with you before treatment begins so there are no surprises.
3. What conditions can ketamine help treat?
Ketamine may be considered for depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, OCD, bipolar depression, and certain chronic pain conditions. Your clinician will assess your unique symptoms and goals.
4. Is ketamine safe?
Ketamine has a strong safety profile when administered in a controlled clinical environment. Sessions are supervised by trained clinicians who monitor your comfort and response throughout treatment.
5. How many sessions will I need?
Most treatment plans begin with twice weekly sessions for three weeks, followed by maintenance sessions as needed. Your clinician will create a plan tailored to your progress.
6. What is the difference between sublingual and IM ketamine?
Sublingual ketamine dissolves under the tongue, while intramuscular ketamine is administered through injection. Both have therapeutic benefits, and your provider will recommend the best route for you.
7. Will I hallucinate or lose control?
Some patients experience changes in perception or a dreamlike state during treatment. Most remain aware and comfortable, and our care team is present to support you at every step.
8. Can I drive after a session?
No. You will need a responsible adult to drive you home, as ketamine may temporarily affect coordination, awareness, and reaction time.
9. Is ketamine FDA approved for depression?
Ketamine for mental health conditions is considered off label. Esketamine (Spravato) is FDA approved. Your clinician will discuss which option best fits your needs.
10. How long do the effects last?
Some patients experience sustained improvement, while others benefit from periodic maintenance sessions. Your treatment plan is individualized based on response and symptoms.
11. Can I continue therapy or medications while receiving ketamine?
Yes, Most patients continue their existing treatment. Ketamine may enhance therapeutic responsiveness. Your provider will coordinate care to ensure safety and consistency.
12. What happens during a ketamine session?
You will receive ketamine in a calm environment under direct supervision. Our team monitors your vital signs, comfort, and emotional experience throughout your session.
13. Who is not a good candidate for ketamine therapy?
Individuals with certain medical conditions, uncontrolled hypertension, or active substance use concerns may not be eligible. Your clinician will review your history to determine safety.
14. Are results guaranteed?
Results vary by individual. Our goal is to provide a supportive, evidence informed approach and monitor your progress closely.
15. How do I get started?
Schedule a consultation through our website or call our office. We will guide you through the evaluation process and answer any questions along the way.
16. Does insurance cover ketamine therapy?
Insurance coverage can vary.
The ketamine medication and treatment session itself are typically self-pay. However, many patients are able to use insurance for the medical visit portion of care (such as psychiatric evaluation and follow-up visits) depending on their plan and benefits.
We can help verify your benefits and submit claims for covered services when applicable. Any remaining balance for the ketamine treatment portion is paid out-of-pocket.
If you have questions about your specific coverage, our team is happy to help you understand your options before scheduling.
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