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Overcoming a substance use disorder can be one of life’s greatest challenges. At Cleveland Medical Institute (CMI), we understand that recovery is a deeply personal journey. For some patients, ketamine infusion therapy may provide valuable support in addressing the depression, anxiety, and cravings that can accompany early and long-term recovery. Our approach is compassionate, evidence-based, and always tailored to the individual.

Understanding Substance Use Disorders

Substance use disorders (SUDs) occur when the recurrent use of alcohol, opioids, stimulants, or other substances leads to clinically significant impairment or distress. Recovery requires a multi-faceted approach — including counseling, support groups, and, when appropriate, medical treatments that address both the physical and mental health aspects of addiction.

How Ketamine May Support Recovery

Ketamine works differently from traditional antidepressants. By targeting NMDA receptors in the brain, ketamine can promote neuroplasticity — the brain’s ability to form new connections. Early research suggests ketamine may help:

  • Reduce cravings for certain substances
  • Improve mood and motivation
  • Alleviate depression and anxiety that can hinder recovery

 

Important Note: Ketamine is not a cure for addiction. It is one potential tool within a comprehensive treatment plan that should include counseling, peer support, and ongoing medical care.

Our Treatment Approach at Cleveland Medical Institute

Comprehensive Assessment

Every patient begins with a thorough evaluation to determine if ketamine therapy is appropriate. We review medical history, current medications, and mental health background

Medical Oversight & Safety

Our infusions are administered by licensed medical professionals in a controlled, private setting. Patients are continuously monitored for comfort and safety.

Integrated Care Plans

We work in collaboration with your existing recovery team — including therapists, physicians, and support networks — to ensure ketamine therapy complements your broader recovery goals

What to Expect During Ketamine Therapy

  • Session Setting: Quiet, comfortable treatment rooms with continuous monitoring
  • Infusion Process: Typically lasts 40–60 minutes per session
  • Aftercare: Patients are observed post-infusion and require transportation home

Possible Side Effects: Mild dissociation, dizziness, or nausea, which generally resolve quickly

Who May Benefit from Ketamine in Recovery

  • Individuals with co-occurring depression, PTSD, or chronic pain in recovery
  • Patients who have not found relief with conventional therapies
  • Those medically cleared for ketamine use.

Not suitable for individuals with certain cardiovascular conditions, unmanaged psychiatric disorders, or active substance use at the time of treatment.

Evidence & Research

Clinical studies have shown ketamine’s potential to reduce cravings and depressive symptoms in some individuals with substance use disorders. However, research is ongoing, and results vary by patient. At CMI, we remain committed to using only evidence-based protocols and discussing both the benefits and limitations with each patient.

Why Choose Cleveland Medical Institute

  • Licensed, experienced clinical team
  • Personalized ketamine treatment protocols
  • Modern, private facility in Cleveland’s east suburbs
  • Transparent pricing and patient-centered policies

Getting Started

If you’re in recovery and wondering whether ketamine therapy may help you, we invite you to schedule a consultation. We will work closely with you and your care team to determine the safest and most effective approach.

Call us today: 440-530-9096
Visit us: 6025 Commerce Cir, Willoughby, OH 44094

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ketamine a cure for addiction?
No. Ketamine is an adjunctive therapy that may help support recovery when used alongside other treatments.

Will ketamine treatment replace my current program?
No. Our approach is to work in coordination with your existing recovery plan.

Is ketamine safe for people in recovery?
When administered under medical supervision, ketamine can be safe for certain individuals in recovery. A thorough assessment ensures it’s appropriate for you.

Can ketamine infusion therapy treat chronic pain