by Megan Bonney | Jul 15, 2026 | Integrative Psychiatry, Depression, Ketamine, Mental Health, Psychedelics, wellness
If you follow psychedelic medicine at all, this was a big week. We keep an eye on Tricycle Day, a newsletter that tracks psychedelic research, policy, and business, and their July 15 issue captured something hard to ignore: on a single Monday, five different federal...
by Megan Bonney | Jul 3, 2026 | Depression, Ketamine, Mental Health, wellness
Something has changed in the ketamine therapy landscape over the last few years, and we think patients deserve an honest conversation about it. At-home ketamine kits — compounded oral troches, lozenges, and nasal sprays prescribed through telehealth platforms and...
by Megan Bonney | Jun 23, 2026 | Depression, Ketamine, Mental Health
If you’re considering IV ketamine therapy for depression, anxiety, or PTSD, two questions come up almost every time before someone books: How many infusions will I actually need? And how long will the relief last once I feel better? They’re fair questions....
by Megan Bonney | Jun 18, 2026 | Depression, Functional Medicine, Ketamine, Mental Health, wellness
This is the second installment of something we’re making a regular habit: reading Tricycle Day each week and sharing what it means from where we sit (a physician-led ketamine clinic in Greenwood, Indiana), treating real patients with real conditions every day....
by Megan Bonney | Jun 17, 2026 | Depression, Functional Medicine, Ketamine, Mental Health, wellness
We read a lot of research. As a physician-led ketamine clinic that’s completed over 5,000 infusions, staying current with the science isn’t optional, it’s how we serve our patients. And one newsletter we keep coming back to is Tricycle Day, a 3x/week...
by Megan Bonney | Jun 10, 2026 | Depression, Ketamine, Mental Health
When patients come back for their third infusion, I ask the same question every time: “What’s different?” I’ve been asking that for four years now — over 3,000 infusions — and the answer is always fascinating. People don’t always say...
