Psychoplastogens vs Psychedelics
Why the push for profits is overriding best practice protocols. A best practice approach is defined as a reproducible, evidence-based treatment or protocol that provides the highest level of patient success. With straightforward medical interventions, success is easily measured because expectations are well understood. For example, if you have a tumor then the complete removal […]
Time to Address Dwayne Haskins
Time to address Dwayne Haskins. Tragically, the 24-year old football player was struck and killed by a motor vehicle on April 9, 2022. News outlets reported that Mr. Haskins tested positive for norketamine, which is a biproduct of the anesthetic ketamine. This means that, while he did not actively have ketamine in his system, he […]
I am in Pain Management. Why is my pain getting worse?
This is a question that patients who experience chronic pain should ask themselves. Pain is defined as the perception of noxious stimuli. If you perceive the pain, then the pain is real. There are too many different manifestations of pain to cover with just one article, so today we will focus on patients who experience chronic back pain after […]
Why Ketamine Infusion Therapy Is Not Psychedelic Therapy
The Truth About Ketamine Infusion Therapy for Mood Disorders Many advocates of ketamine infusion therapy believe the antidepressant effect is due to a psychedelic therapeutic experience that leaves the individual with a greater sense of self and a greater understand of the world in which they live. It sounds wonderful, right? Magical even. On the […]
Supporting a Loved One Through Neurotherapy
If you are supporting a loved one who is about to go through Scenic City Neurotherapy’s treatment process, there are a few things you might want to know: 1. We love to educate and questions are welcome! Education on neurotherapies, how they work, and why they work is imperative for the success of the patient. The […]
Treating the Symptoms vs. Treating the Disease
Why Isn’t Neurotherapy More Common? The most common question I receive about Neurotherapy is, “If this works so well, why aren’t more providers offering it?” My answer to this is, “Adoption takes time, and the current standard of psychiatric practice is devoted to managing symptoms.” Symptom management is our first approach to the treatment of […]
