SPRAVATO® TREATMENT
Break Through Depression with Ketamine Assisted Therapy
What is Spravato®?
Spravato® (esketamine) is an FDA-approved nasal spray used to treat adults with Treatment-Resistant Depression and Major Depressive Disorder. This innovative therapy can provide rapid relief when other treatments haven't worked.
How Spravato® Therapy Works
Spravato® targets the brain in a unique way, helping to restore neural connections and lift depression. It is not a take-home medication and is used under guided medical supervision.
Each session takes place in the clinic, where the medication is self-administered under the supervision of a healthcare provider and followed by a monitoring period.
STEP 1: Initial consultation
We begin with a consultation to determine whether Spravato is appropriate for you. Spravato requires a referral from a psychiatrist or a psychiatric nurse practitioner in order to initiate the prior authorization process with your insurance.
STEP 2: Treatment planning
If you are a candidate, we create a treatment plan and review what to expect before, during, and after each session.
STEP 3: In-Clinic administration
Spravato is administered in our office under medical supervision. You remain in the clinic for the duration of your session monitoring.
STEP 4: Ongoing support and follow-up
We track your response, adjust the care plan as needed, and help support you in your goals and continuity of treatment.
Fast Acting Relief
Experience mood improvement within hours.
FDA Approved
Safe and effective treatment for
treatment-resistant depression
GUIDED SESSIONS
Supervised in a comfortable
supportive environment.
Get Started with Spravato®
Take the first step towards healing.
Spravato® is offered in our clinic by Dr. Katherine Souza, an integrative physician with training in naturopathic and Chinese medicine who specializes in patient-centered, accessible, whole-person care.
Schedule a free consult or call our clinic at
(971)-403-0884 to get started today.
Spravato treatment requires medical screening and may not be appropriate for everyone. Treatment recommendations are made on an individual basis after evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider.