Dr. Chantelle Thomas
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first heard Jul 2026
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even when I'm not in the presence of that altered state of consciousness.
There's definitely the most research for depression.
Mm-hmm.
Um, I would also say there's a fairly robust literature on substance use disorders, which is interesting.
I don't think a lot of people are aware of that.
Um, that's growing over time.
Um, but a number of studies that have been done around alcohol use disorder, cocaine use disorder, even opiate use disorder.
And then I would say alongside of that, there is more and more research happening around PTSD or trauma-related conditions.
Um less research around things like OCD, although you'll see many ketamine infusion clinics advertising it as a treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
The research is not quite there yet.
And again, I will say it because people are not
Necessarily in
A lot of different things make clinical research run and get funded.
Right.
And so, um, the most robust measure of research is these randomized controlled trials, which compare it.
And there's there's less of that for certain in ketamine land outside of depression.
But lots of strong data that actually suggests and supports the idea that in a controlled setting with
uh therapy professionals, especially alongside of a therapy that is promoting something like substance use disorder reduction in use, that ketamine almost always amplifies the effectiveness of the treatment, which is quite interesting, even with substance use disorders.
That gives you a nod back to this idea of what is the mindset of the individual, what's the content that they're working with, and what is the therapy surrounding it.
So we
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