Cornerstone Psychiatry Care

A private practice, Cornerstone Psychiatry was founded by Marc F Ettensohn, MD in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The care center treats people with major psychiatric disorders via ketamine therapy, offering plans focusing on individual patient needs. Treatment is done using an interventional method, with frequent use of ketamine infusion therapy. Cornerstone Psychiatry specializes in the treatment of a wide range of psychiatric disorders, with a heavy focus on treatment-resistant anxiety and depression. Additionally, Dr. Ettensohn also been part of promising research into the topic of, and has published several peer-reviewed papers showcasing its positive effects. can be risky, so it's important to trust professionals to administer treatment. Dr. Ettensohn and his staff are some of the best in Florida at doing so. In fact, he and Jessica Shelpley, PMHNP-BC, have provided thousands of ketamine infusions. Meet the rest of the team here. What services do they offer? Ketamine infusion therapy – Pricing starts at $400, but is available starting at $250 with insurance. Esketamine (Spravato) – Is offered with 100% insurance (no cash required). General psychiatry – Is offered at no additional cost. Child psychiatry Telepsychiatry Medication management Bio feedback (Sound Self) – Is offered alongside IV ketamine/Spravato treatments. Psychotherapy (Talk therapy) IV vitamin infusions Genetic testing Weight management What conditions does Cornerstone Psychiatry Care treat? Depression Bipolar Depression Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Generalized Anxiety Disorder What to Expect All infusions are administered by Board/REMS/ACLS certified providers. All infusions are performed in private treatment rooms. Patients are constantly monitored. Patients are granted ample recovery time after treatment. Other Cornerstone Locations : 13801 Bruce B Downs Blvd Suite 305, Tampa, FL 33613 Cornerstone Affiliates How Safe is Ketamine Therapy? The current effects of ketamine therapy for patients with depression are very positive. But as with anything in this space, more research needs to be done. Respected institutions like Johns Hopkins are doing some groundbreaking research on psychedelics in general. And their results have been very exciting. After turning our backs on these drugs in the previous decades, it seems that we have overlooked their potential benefits. They have what appears to be the ability to help with everything from depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more. However, the long-term effects of ketamine therapy in keeping depression at bay remain understudied. In Conclusion If you think this type of therapy could help you, then we suggest giving it a try. Don't let the stigma of what this drug has been used for stop you from getting the help you need. And as always consult your doctor before any decisions.