Highly recommend! We are so fortunate to have access to such an amazing facility! Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Melissa Phillips-Briggs are compassionate people with an honest desire to... read more make the world a better place. Both have vast experience in their fields, Dr. Caldwell as an anesthesiologist and Dr. Phillips-Briggs as a clinical psychologist. This really made all the difference to me when deciding to undergo the treatment protocol, as I feel that they have the training and knowledge to implement this modality in the most effective and research backed way. As to the treatment itself, I will preface by saying that I sought this treatment for underlying anxiety and depression that I actually had been "successfully" treating with SSRIs. I was looking for an alternate treatment method though, as I felt emotionally flat on SSRIs. I have found ketamine to be a great alternative and would highly recommend giving it a try. I am someone who has always struggled with an annoying, constant and destructive inner critic. While it served me well in my drive to obtain conventional "success", it ultimately left me with an inability to be present in my life, as I was always looking for how to "be better", yet no matter what I achieved, nothing really felt "enough". I went through years of CBT therapy and felt that I was able to clearly identify the origins of my anxiety and depression, but no matter how much I understood it, I never FELT that I was fundamentally okay - I was always on the search for what I could do "better". I operated from a place of deficiency, feeling that life had a "goal" and, until I got there, I wasn't complete. However, each time I reached what I believed to be the milestone or goal, I would still be left with the feeling that something was off or missing and, alas, I still wasn't complete. Beginning in my 20s, I started taking SSRIs to essentially take the edge off my constant anxiety and underlying low/moderate level depression. While the medication did "work" in the sense that I no longer experienced extreme lows, it also numbed me to the highs. It also enabled me to tolerate some people and situations that, looking back, I shouldn't have . I went on this way for a decade, achieving goals, living a life that wasn't too bad or too good - time just passing. As life has a way of doing, though, a series of life events highlighted the finite and uncertain nature of life and made me start questioning the path I was on. I realized that, for me, SSRIs were really just numbing me out to life. I was no longer willing to miss out on the full experience, especially parenting my beautiful babies, even if that meant experiencing the emotional lows. Once I stopped the SSRIs I immediately noticed my range of emotion come back and, along with it, my loud inner critic, leading me here. I just underwent my fifth infusion and I can say that the impact has been profound. The inner critic is gone. I'm able to see things with a clarity that was previously impossible. Prior to treatment, no matter the situation, my knee-jerk response (and it kicked in so quickly that I didn't even notice it most of the time) was to figure out how I failed and "fix" it. I was absolutely stuck in the constant quandary of whether I did the right thing and if there was something I could have done better - was it my fault? The mental noise made it impossible to accurately analyze any situation and move forward effectively. Now, without that critic, I'm able to have the space to actually look at a situation and figure out a solution. That clarity has made me a better wife, mother and boss and given me a peace that I didn't think was possible. That being said, I still had and have to do the work to get to the bottom of my issues, ketamine just gave me the mental space to do so. Bottom line - Mindset Ketamine is a great facility run by highly credentialed individuals who truly care about the wellbeing of their patients. I feel like I've been able to make progress that wouldn't have been possible otherwise!