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When medications haven’t helped, it may be time to try a new approach. For those who’ve felt unheard by traditional therapies, Spravato offers a clinically guided alternative rooted in science and empathy. We connect you with certified clinics near you offering safe, personalized Spravato therapy.

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What Is Spravato Therapy?

Spravato (esketamine) is an FDA-approved nasal spray used to treat adults with treatment-resistant depression and major depressive disorder with suicidal thoughts. Administered under medical supervision, it works by targeting brain pathways tied to mood regulation—often providing relief after just a few sessions.
In clinical studies, up to 80% of patients reported significant improvement in depressive symptoms within the first three months of treatment
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Why Spravato Is Different

Because depression isn’t just chemical—it’s deeply personal.

Unlike traditional antidepressants that target serotonin, Spravato works through the brain’s glutamate system—activating pathways linked to mood, memory, and emotional resilience. This unique mechanism helps restore neural connections disrupted by chronic stress and long-term depression, offering a new kind of relief for those who’ve felt emotionally disconnected for too long.

Conditions Spravato Therapy Can
Effectively Treat

Depression

Anxiety

OCD

PTSD

Why People Choose Spravato Therapy

FDA-approved and supported by clinical studies
Designed for those who haven’t responded to traditional medications
Administered in a controlled, safe environment
Often covered by insurance
Emotional breakthroughs with fewer systemic side effects

How Spravato Works

Spravato activates receptors in the brain responsible for mood and emotional processing. Unlike traditional antidepressants that may take weeks, its fast-acting properties help reset patterns and create space for renewed emotional clarity.
You remain under professional supervision throughout treatment—your safety and comfort come first.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Spravato Therapy

Spravato is delivered as a nasal spray in certified clinics, where patients self-administer it under the supervision of trained staff to ensure safety and proper dosage.
Yes, Spravato is FDA-approved and administered in certified centers under strict medical supervision. Mild side effects like dizziness or dissociation may occur but are temporary and closely monitored.
Most insurance providers cover Spravato for treatment-resistant depression. Coverage varies by plan, but clinics often help patients navigate insurance claims to minimize out-of-pocket costs.
Common side effects include mild dissociation, dizziness, nausea, or fatigue, which are typically short-lived and managed in a safe environment.
How quickly does Spravato therapy work?
Spravato is fast-acting, with many patients noticing mood improvements within days or after a few sessions, much quicker than traditional antidepressants.
Spravato is recommended for adults with treatment-resistant depression who haven’t responded to traditional therapies, as well as those seeking a new approach under professional guidance.
How is Spravato administered?
Spravato is delivered as a nasal spray in certified clinics, where patients self-administer it under the supervision of trained staff to ensure safety and proper dosage.
Yes, Spravato is FDA-approved and administered in certified centers under strict medical supervision. Mild side effects like dizziness or dissociation may occur but are temporary and closely monitored.
Most insurance providers cover Spravato for treatment-resistant depression. Coverage varies by plan, but clinics often help patients navigate insurance claims to minimize out-of-pocket costs.
Common side effects include mild dissociation, dizziness, nausea, or fatigue, which are typically short-lived and managed in a safe environment.
Spravato is fast-acting, with many patients noticing mood improvements within days or after a few sessions, much quicker than traditional antidepressants.
Spravato is recommended for adults with treatment-resistant depression who haven’t responded to traditional therapies, as well as those seeking a new approach under professional guidance.
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