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Psychedelic-Assisted Treatments

An overview of the therapies available through providers listed on Elysian Health Clinics. Each treatment below links to clinics and retreats offering that modality.

Ketamine Therapy

FDA-approved NMDA-receptor antagonist used for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and anxiety.

  • Delivered as IV infusion, IM injection, intranasal spray, or sublingual lozenge
  • Rapid antidepressant effect — often within hours
  • Widely available in licensed clinics; telehealth protocols also exist

Commonly treats

DepressionPTSDAnxietyChronic Pain

Legal status: Legal across the United States in clinical settings.

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Psilocybin Therapy

Naturally occurring serotonergic psychedelic showing strong clinical results for depression and end-of-life distress.

  • Administered in a single or small number of supported sessions
  • Oregon and Colorado offer licensed psilocybin services
  • Preparation, dosing, and integration sessions are typical

Commonly treats

DepressionAnxietyAddictionEnd-of-Life Distress

Legal status: Legal in Oregon (OHA licensed) and Colorado (Proposition 122); research clinics in other states.

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MDMA-Assisted Therapy

Empathogenic compound used in a therapist-guided protocol with strong evidence for PTSD.

  • Typically three 8-hour medicine sessions with prep and integration
  • Conducted under MAPS-style research and Expanded Access frameworks
  • Strong clinical support reduces defensive responses during trauma work

Commonly treats

PTSDComplex TraumaAnxiety

Legal status: Currently available only through research trials and Expanded Access partnerships in the U.S.

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Ayahuasca Ceremony

Traditional Amazonian plant medicine brew combining DMT and MAOI-containing plants.

  • Delivered in group ceremonies, often multi-day retreats
  • Strong emphasis on preparation, dietary protocols, and integration
  • Led by traditional healers (curanderos) and/or licensed facilitators

Commonly treats

DepressionAddictionPTSD

Legal status: Legal in Peru, Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, and other countries; not legal for general therapeutic use in the U.S.

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Ibogaine Treatment

Powerful alkaloid derived from the iboga root, primarily used for severe addiction and opioid dependence.

  • Requires comprehensive medical screening and cardiac monitoring
  • Single-session protocols often paired with multi-week aftercare
  • Most clinical programs operate in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Europe

Commonly treats

AddictionOpioid DependenceDepression

Legal status: Legal in Mexico, Canada, and several European countries; Schedule I in the U.S.

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Integration Therapy

Talk-therapy support that helps patients process psychedelic experiences and translate insights into lasting change.

  • Offered before and after any of the protocols above
  • Delivered in person or via telehealth; group or 1:1
  • Often led by licensed psychotherapists or MAPS-trained facilitators

Commonly treats

All psychedelic-assisted care

Legal status: Legal and accessible via standard mental health providers.

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