Healing That Understands the Job

Ketamine Therapy for First Responders

As a first responder, you carry weight that most will never see—stories that linger, calls you can’t forget, and images that surface when the world goes quiet. Over time, that accumulated stress can manifest as PTSD, anxiety, depression, addiction, or even subtle changes noticed by loved ones: irritability, emotional distance, or feeling stuck in a constant loop of hyper-vigilance and exhaustion.

This isn’t a sign of weakness.
It’s your brain and body responding to chronic stress, doing their best to protect you. These are physical signals of distress—your system’s way of asking for help.

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Ketamine: A New Path to Healing

Ketamine therapy offers a different approach. In carefully controlled doses, ketamine works with your brain to create new neural pathways, reduce inflammation, and interrupt the patterns that keep trauma locked in place. Unlike traditional medications, ketamine acts quickly, often bringing relief within hours, and continues to foster deeper healing over time.

This therapy doesn’t just mask symptoms—it creates the mental space and helps you let go of the weight to allow for real recovery.

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A Program Designed for You

What makes our program truly different is the people behind it.

At inLIGHTen Wellness, we have a deep compassion and understanding of the specific challenges faced by first responders. The team is led by a board certified Emergency Medicine MD, trauma-informed clinicians, and providers who deeply understand your world. We've done our own healing, and we know the culture, the silence, and the dark humor—you won’t need to explain it here.

Every client receives a comprehensive assessment to ensure care is tailored to their unique needs. Sessions are held in a safe, supportive environment where your experience is honored, and your resilience is respected.

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Reclaim What’s Yours

If you’ve given everything to the job and are wondering what’s left for yourself, we’re here to remind you: healing is possible.

This is your space.
Your time to heal.
Your chance to reconnect with who you are—beyond the badge, beyond the uniform.

Let this be the beginning of coming home to yourself again.