After the loading phase of 6 initial sessions, some people find that the benefits of ketamine continue for weeks or months. Others begin to feel a slow return of symptoms like fatigue, anxiety, or low mood—and that’s where maintenance infusions come in.

Maintenance means returning for a single ketamine session every few weeks or months, depending on your needs. There’s no one-size-fits-all schedule. Some people do monthly infusions, while others space them further apart—or pause completely.

The goal is to maintain emotional clarity and stability, not to rely on ketamine indefinitely. A well-managed maintenance plan includes time for integration, life changes, and personal growth.

If you’re unsure whether to continue, we can assess together:

• Are the benefits still lasting between sessions?

• Are you using infusions as a tool—or as an escape?

• Are there emotional or behavioral patterns that still need support?

Maintenance can be part of a healthy rhythm—as long as it’s grounded in intention and supported by reflection.