Mood Disorder Protocol
Six 40-minute infusions with NAD+ adjuncts and a Success Plan meeting — timed so the neuroplastic window supports your trauma therapy. Veterans with a VA referral: covered through VA Community Care.
For veterans, first responders, and survivors — ketamine opens a window in which trauma can finally be processed instead of relived.
How It Helps
PTSD locks traumatic memories into rigid neural circuits that fire as if the danger were still present. Ketamine’s neuroplastic window loosens those circuits, allowing the brain — often together with trauma-focused therapy — to reconsolidate memories without the same overwhelming charge.
“I’ve been suffering with PTSD for about 20 years now… For the first time, I actually have hope.” — Rana, U.S. Veteran. More patient stories →
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If several of these ring true, a free consultation is the fastest way to know for sure — here’s exactly what happens when you reach out.
What to Expect
Protocol & Pricing
Why Scenic City Neurotherapy
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
Your Questions, Answered
Yes — Scenic City Neurotherapy is a contracted VA Community Care Network provider. Veterans with a VA referral are eligible for coverage through their VA benefits on both ketamine therapy and TMS. Our team helps you navigate the referral.
No. Infusion sessions are quiet and restful — no processing is required during treatment. The neuroplastic window in the days afterward is when work with your own therapist becomes more effective.
Many patients report reduced hypervigilance, better sleep, and fewer intrusive symptoms within the first few infusions. Individual responses vary, and we track outcomes in Osmind throughout your care.
Yes — the SCN Service Program offers special pricing for law enforcement and first responders, plus scholarships for those who qualify. Ask when you call.
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Hear It From a Patient
Adam shares his battle with PTSD as a law enforcement officer and his journey to clarity through ketamine infusion therapy at Scenic City Neurotherapy.
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