NeuroLinks Insights
Evidence-informed guidance on TMS and ketamine treatments.
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Ketamine
Ketamine may begin reducing depressive symptoms within hours, with effects often assessed around 24 hours. The timing, strength and duration of improvement vary, and one treatment is not usually the whole treatment plan.
Ketamine
Ketamine can improve difficult-to-treat depression more quickly than conventional antidepressants in some people. This guide explains ketamine versus esketamine, the evidence, risks, treatment experience and need for ongoing care.
Ketamine
TMS and ketamine-based treatments can both help appropriately selected people with treatment-resistant depression. The better fit depends on urgency, safety, side effects, scheduling and maintenance needs.
Veterans
A practical guide to evidence-based PTSD treatment for Canadian Veterans, including trauma-focused psychotherapy, medication, co-occurring depression, Operational Stress Injury Clinics and VAC support.
NeuroLinks · Nanaimo, BC
If you are considering specialist treatment, the NeuroLinks team can help you understand whether an assessment may be appropriate.