This innovative method combines the latest research with the wisdom of therapeutic practices to support people who are on their journey towards becoming themselves again.
The field of psychedelic therapy has been gaining recognition for its potential for treatment-resistant mental health conditions, and we are proud to be the first clinic in Scotland to offer a treatment of this kind in a professional and supportive setting.
Whether you’re looking for hope and relief from trauma, anxiety, depression, or PTSD, our team is here to help you through the process step by step.
Ketamine Therapy Provided by Mental Health Professionals
Our team of medical and therapy professionals consists of highly qualified experts who possess extensive experience in administering psychedelic-assisted therapy.
We collaborate as a team to offer you personalised care and guidance throughout your treatment journey. Our focus is to provide you with tailored support to help you achieve your treatment goals.
How Ketamine Therapy Works
Ketamine therapy is a treatment route that’s focused on improving mental health by combining the effects of ketamine with guidance from a trained therapist.
The process involves creating a professional, safe, and supportive space where individuals may really explore their thoughts and emotions through the use of psychotherapy. This treatment is designed to help people with conditions such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD by encouraging real healing and personal growth.
Under a strict treatment plan, research suggests that micro dose sessions involving ketamine may work in a way that helps the brain become more flexible and open to change. During this form of therapy session at Eulas, the medicine may help people feel calmer and more reflective. This makes it easier to think about, and (most importantly) process complicated feelings or experiences that may be causing distress.
In a controlled environment, ketamine therapy may play an important role in truly relaxing the mind and making it more open to new ideas, but the real focus is on the psychotherapy itself.
At Eulas, you will have a dedicated therapist who will guide you through a series of psychotherapy sessions (which can be completed virtually or face-to-face), helping you explore your thoughts in a way that feels safe and supported.
Each journey is unique. However, after each psychotherapy session, people will often work with their therapist to talk about what they learned or experienced. This part of the therapy, called “integration,” is very important to the overall treatment.
The goal of this treatment option is not just to feel better in the short term but to build a foundation for long-term mental and emotional well-being, offering a gentle and effective way to improve deep-rooted mental health and overcome challenges.
