At Innerbloom Ketamine Therapy in San Luis Obispo, we understand the profound grip that alcohol can have on your life. For many, traditional treatments may not bring the relief or results needed.
That’s where Ketamine Therapy offers new hope. Utilizing cutting-edge IV (intravenous) and IM (intramuscular) ketamine treatments, we help individuals safely disrupt the cycles of alcohol dependence and rebuild healthier, more meaningful lives.
Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is not just a habit—it’s a complex condition often rooted in trauma, depression, anxiety, or neurochemical imbalances. Ketamine therapy has shown groundbreaking success in rewiring neural pathways and reducing cravings, while also lifting co-occurring symptoms like depression and anxiety that often fuel addiction.
At Innerbloom, we offer both IV (intravenous) and IM (intramuscular) Ketamine Therapy because each offers unique benefits:
We’ll work with you to determine the most effective approach based on your health history, goals, and response to treatment.
Innerbloom Ketamine Therapy is San Luis Obispo’s trusted provider for ketamine-based mental health and addiction care. Our team is passionate about compassionate, personalized healing and we’ve seen firsthand the transformation that ketamine can bring to those struggling with alcohol dependency.
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If you or a loved one is struggling with alcohol use and traditional approaches haven’t worked, ketamine therapy might be the alternative you’ve been searching for. Book a consultation to learn more about how Innerbloom can support your journey to sobriety.
At Innerbloom, we believe in empowering patients with knowledge. Our blog features expert-written articles by Dr. Rivas and the Innerbloom team that dive deeper into AUD, ketamine therapy, and the healing process. Whether you’re just starting your journey or exploring new options, these resources offer research-backed insights and real-world guidance.
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Some people experience altered perceptions, dissociation, or a dream-like state during ketamine sessions. However, you remain in a safe, monitored environment with trained professionals, and the effects wear off within an hour.
You should not drive on the day of your treatment. We recommend arranging transportation and avoiding work or important responsibilities immediately afterward. Most people resume normal activities the next day.
Currently, ketamine therapy for alcohol use disorder is typically not covered by insurance, although some HSAs and FSAs may reimburse part of the cost. We can help you explore payment options during your consultation.
Many medications are compatible with ketamine, but some may interfere with its effectiveness or safety. We’ll review your medical history and medications beforehand to ensure a safe and effective treatment plan.
We recommend reducing or stopping alcohol use prior to treatment to maximize results. However, we understand this can be difficult—our team can support you through a safe and gradual approach if needed.
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