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Norway funds ketamine-assisted treatment in all public hospitals

Após meses de ponderação e anos de estudos, as autoridades reguladoras norueguesas aprovaram o financiamento público do tratamento com ketamina off-label por via intravenosa em doentes diagnosticados com depressão resistente. Este é agora garantido pelo serviço nacional de saúde do país, em todo o seu território.

ADHD: More Than One Million New Diagnoses in Recent Years

In the United States, for example, it is estimated that about 1 in 9 children has already received this diagnosis. In Europe, too, the number of families seeking specialized evaluations has grown significantly. After all, what explains this trend?

Escetamine treatment approved by Infarmed is available at The Clinic of Change

Na The Clinic of Change, este tratamento inovador já se encontra disponível, integrado num protocolo rigoroso e supervisionado por profissionais de saúde especializados.

Psychedelic Therapy in Portugal | Expresso

A crescente evidência científica e a implementação cuidadosa destas terapias posicionam Portugal como um líder na integração de abordagens inovadoras no campo da saúde mental.

RTP: “Infarmed Approves First Psychedelic for Severe Depression for Use in Hospitals”

Segundo descreve a RTP, a decisão aplica-se a pacientes que não responderam a pelo menos três tratamentos diferentes com antidepressivos.

Sketamine (Spravato) Approved for Depression | SIC News

This approval represents a significant advance in the treatment of resistant depression in Portugal, offering a new therapeutic option for patients who have not responded to conventional treatments.

Professor Celia Morgan and Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy at the 2nd Scientific Conference of The Clinic of Change

The researcher explained that, unlike conventional approaches, which often fail to address the underlying causes of addiction, ketamine acts on the neurological mechanisms responsible for the cognitive rigidity associated with addiction.

"The New York Times": Veterans Try Psychedelic Treatments for Mental Health

Unable to find effective treatments at home, some American war veterans with brain injury symptoms are crossing the border in search of psychedelic therapies that are not yet legal in the US.