Ketamine & Spravato | Corvallis, Oregon

For the places traditional care hasn't reached

Ketamine and Spravato® (Esketamine) treatments for those who have tried to feel better, but still feel caught beneath the fog. Designed to support people with treatment-resistant depression, or major depressive disorder with suicidal thoughts or behaviors.

In-person treatments only

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What’s the difference?

Ketamine & Spravato® are not the same treatment

Both offer relief for depression and other conditions, but they differ in chemical composition, delivery method, FDA status, and insurance coverage. Understanding these differences helps you choose the right path forward.

Ketamine

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) utilizes a sub-anesthetic dose of ketamine administered via intramuscular injection, subcutaneously, or sub-lingually.

Not FDA approved. Not covered by insurance.

Spravato®

Spravato® is a prescription nasal spray containing esketamine, a derivative of ketamine. It is FDA approved and covered by most insurances.

We are a certified treatment center with three REMS-certified physicians on staff.

The fog we help you move through

You may have tried many paths toward healing and still feel like relief hasn’t fully reached you. With thoughtful guidance, Ketamine and Spravato® treatment can offer a different kind of support for working through:

Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD)

Have suicidal thoughts or behaviors

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Bipolar disorders

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Substance use disorders

A gentle look at what's ahead

What a typical experience may look like

Intake

Meet with one of our REMS Certified Physicians to thoughtfully review your medical and psychiatric history and determine whether Ketamine or Spravato® may be a safe and appropriate fit for your care.

Preparation

Option to meet with a specially trained therapist before your ketamine sessions to feel grounded, informed, and emotionally prepared. Together, you’ll explore what to expect, tend to what’s coming up, and set meaningful intentions for the experience.

Sessions

You’ll move through a series of sessions under one of our certified providers' supervision, with space to gently explore your inner world in a safe, supported setting.

Integration

We recommend meeting with your therapist after each session to process what surfaced, make meaning from the experience, and begin weaving those insights into lasting change. While not required, integration can help you carry the experience forward with more clarity and support.

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REMS Certified Physicians

Meet your care team

  • “What stood out most was how held I felt throughout the process. The treatment itself was powerful, but the preparation, care, and integration made it feel safe and meaningful. Highly recommend working with Dr. Leesman.”

    — Spravato Patient

  • “I appreciated how closely everything was monitored. I never felt like I was being handed a treatment and left alone with it. There was care before, during, and after.”

    - Ketamine Patient

  • “Ketamine therapy gave me access to a kind of quiet I hadn’t felt in years. It wasn’t a magic fix, but with the support of the team, it helped me soften something that had felt locked inside me for a long time.”

    - Ketamine Patient

Frequently asked questions

Get answers to common questions about ketamine and Spravato® treatment

  • All ketamine treatments are self pay only (but consults may be covered with Samaritan, Moda, PacificSource, Providence, and Regence/BCBS)

    For Spravato® (esketamine) treatments, we accept Regence/BCBS, PacificSource, Moda, Samaritan and IHN.

  • Ketamine has been FDA approved as an anesthetic since 1970. Spravato, the nasal spray form, received FDA approval in 2019 specifically for treatment-resistant depression. Both are used off-label for other conditions under medical supervision.

  • Ketamine and Spravato® should be administered with careful medical oversight. These treatments can cause temporary changes in perception, dissociation, sedation, nausea, dizziness, and increased blood pressure, among other effects. A thorough evaluation helps determine whether the potential benefits outweigh the risks for your situation.

  • Some people notice changes within hours or days, while others need several sessions before they feel a shift. Response varies based on the person, the condition being treated, the treatment plan, and the support around the experience.

  • No, you cannot drive immediately after ketamine or Spravato treatment. We require a responsible adult to pick you up or arrange transportation home. Plan for at least two hours of recovery time after your appointment.

Make room for a different kind of healing

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