ABQ Ketamine Clinic — Ketamine Clinic in Albuquerque, NM

Very grateful there is a clinic here as it will change and save many lives. Ketamine is new and anything new can be scary, but I can contest that is the least harmful medication health wise for PTSD and Depression/BiPolar disorders, if you are suffering I highly recommend you give it just one chance. You will not regret the decision, IT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE for the better.

I would like to give 2.5 starts. Went here for a myofascial treatment for severe pain from spinal cord injury and tight back muscles. By phone we had agreed to a half hour treatment. When I got here I was told it's better to start with 15 min. I agreed, not knowing what to expect from this provider. I last had myofascial treatment ten years ago and asked specifically for myofascial treatment and rolfing, even demonstrated this on my arm. I clarified to the very nice therapist, Wendy, to pay extra attention to the Thoracic 4 vertabrae. I then received a what I consider regular massage. It was okay, but for $33/15 minutes I expected a myofascial/soft tissue manipulation expert. I had let the provider know exactly what I wanted (T4, and rolfing). I asked again, and she paid an additional minute of attention to T7-L4 area but never came close to T4. She never applied rolfing. It took me great effort to travel to this appointment, loading and unloading my wheelchair. For $33/15 minutes without taxes, unfortunately I cannot recommend this wellness clinic for the "soft tissue manipulation" treatment, as advertised on their website. The anonymous practitioner in the picture is applying myofascial treatment to the T4 area. Two more pics are their price list and the soft tissue manipulation description (ie massage treatment from their website). I think soft tissue manipulation sounds fancier then massage! I would have never gone here, had their website stated "massage", definitely not for what they charge. Downtown Foot Massage charge $50/60 min and taxes are included. I also do not enjoy feeling the massage therapists' long hair on my back. And Daisy their therapy dog put her tongue on my lips, while I had my head in the open head rest. Pros: massage Cons: not the myofascial treatment/soft tissue manipulation advertised or discussed