New Brain Center Dec 2023

1
(No Transcript)
2
New Brain Center

• At the New Brain Center, we focus on providing
  exceptional care and treatment to individuals who
  experience mental health conditions and
  challenges. 
•  
• We believe that people can rewire their brain by
  utilizing new medications and various practices
  and approaches that can lead to positive change
  through neuroplasticity. 
•  
• The New Brain Center acknowledges that every
  person is unique with diverse experiences.
  Therefore, we aim to offer and implement
  high-quality resources and services that will
  best benefit you.
•  
• So, take the next step and let us serve and
  support you!

3
(No Transcript)
4
Did you know that we are able to influence our
brains development?

• The human brain is regularly adjusting to new
  experiences, environments, and information. As a
  result, neuroplasticity is taking place the
  brain is changing, adapting, or growing its
  structure and functions.
• Through neuroplasticity, we are able to
  reorganize or form new neural connections that
  can positively or negatively contribute to
  overall health and well-being. With this in mind,
  we need to be thoughtful in the activities and
  behaviors we engage in.
• Factors including nutrition, exercise,
  mindfulness, therapy, and other beneficial
  efforts can stimulate neuroplasticity and produce
  lasting change. Therefore, participating in
  intentional and repetitive practices can lead to
  transformative results.

5
(No Transcript)
6

• What is Ketamine?
• Ketamine is a psychedelic drug that is most
  commonly used for anesthetic purposes in a
  medical context, however it is also used
  recreationally. Ketamine has been found to
  relieve pain and induce feelings of calm and
  relaxation.
• Recently, ketamine has been approved for
  treatment-resistant depression, or depression
  that has not improved from other forms of
  therapy.
• How does Ketamine work?
• Aside from ketamines anesthetic and
  hallucinogenic effects, research has suggested
  that ketamine prompts the production of glutamate
  in the body. Through a cascade of events, it
  stimulates the brain to create new neural
  connections, a process called neuroplasticity. As
  a result, the brain is able to adapt and
  individuals with depression have the opportunity
  to develop more positive behaviors and thought
  processes. 

7

• Currently, there are two main methods of
  administering ketamine.
• Intravenous (IV)Ketamine is infused into the
  bloodstream and commonly used to treat
  depression, post-traumatic stress disorder
  (PTSD), anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder
  (OCD), and chronic nerve pain.
• Intranasal (IN) A more potent form of Ketamine,
  otherwise known as esketamine is administered by
  a nasal spray. This method is commonly used to
  treat treatment-resistant depression (TRD).
• Other methods include intramuscular or oral
  routes.
• Intravenous and intranasal methods of ketamine
  are FDA-approved. Administration guidelines
  require ketamine to be carried out in a
  physicians office or clinic under the
  supervision of a healthcare provider.

8

• What are the benefits of Ketamine?
• In comparison to antidepressants, ketamine
  alleviates symptoms of depression quickly.
  Instead of seeing results over a period of weeks
  from medications, individuals with
  treatment-resistant depression have felt
  improvements within hours. 
• Ketamine also serves as a potent
  anti-inflammatory for nerves and increases the
  bodys natural pain relievers.
• What are the side-effects of Ketamine?
• Patients may experience few side-effects during
  or after treatment. Ketamine may cause nausea,
  vomiting, high blood pressure, headache,
  drowsiness, or dissociation. However, these
  side-effects subside as treatment continues.

9
Book Now

• Ketamines Treatment Near Me
• Ketamine Therapy Near Me
• Ketamine Treatment For Depression
• Ketamine Treatment
• Ketamine Clinic Near Me

10
Contact us

• Address - 1141 SIBLEY ST, FOLSOM, CA- 95630
• Email - newbraincenter1_at_gmail.com
• Phone number - 1 916-800-9054