Who Discreet Ketamine helps
Most patients arrive with one of a handful of recognizable backgrounds. The clinical work is similar across groups — what differs is the constraints around it: career-protective confidentiality, licensing-board reporting, weird hours, partners and infants in the next room. These pages cover the specifics for each.
For the clinical conditions behind these audience pages — depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic pain — see the condition guides.
Service members + first responders
Repeated trauma exposure, career-protective confidentiality requirements, and reluctance to flag mental-health concerns through official channels. Our protocols are built around those constraints — no VA records, no insurance trail, no mandated reporting that affects clearance or duty status.
Veterans (general)
Overview, evidence base, and how at-home compares to VA care.
Veterans transitioning out
For the 6-month window where everything destabilizes at once.
Military spouses
For the partner carrying the load through deployments and moves.
First responders
Police, fire, EMS — cumulative trauma + shift-work depression.
FL — veteran program
Florida-specific veterans program details.
NJ — veteran program
New Jersey-specific veterans program details.
NJ — first responder program
NJ PTSD treatment for police, fire, EMS.
Healthcare workers
Physicians, nurses, PAs, and other clinical staff who have spent the last several years staffing the worst possible version of their profession. Licensure boards make the path to mental-health treatment fraught; our model protects board-reportability while you actually get treated.
High-pressure professionals
High-functioning depression, anxiety that looks like ambition from the outside, and the specific kind of burnout that comes from being the person other people rely on. Confidentiality matters because performance-review season never quite ends.
High-stress professionals (general)
Executives, attorneys, finance — the high-functioning-depression pattern.
Aviation professionals
Pilots and aviation staff — FAA medical considerations.
NJ — tech workers
NJ-specific guidance for engineering and tech professionals.
FL — federal employees
Florida-specific guidance for federal-employee patients.
Educators + caregivers
Teachers and new parents carry a category of exhaustion that doesn't fit standard mental-health framing. Our protocols are built around your actual schedule — sessions that fit between school terms or around an infant's sleep window, not the clinic's 9-to-5.
The clinical condition behind all of these
Audience-specific pages cover the constraints. The underlying clinical conditions show up across all groups — most of these patients are managing one of four diagnoses. The condition guides cover evidence, dosing, and outcomes in clinical detail.
Including treatment-resistant depression and high-functioning depression patterns.
GAD, panic disorder, and the performance-anxiety pattern common in high-pressure professionals.
Combat-related and cumulative-trauma PTSD — the central diagnosis for service members and first responders.
Including the chronic-pain + depression overlap that shows up across many of these audience pages.
Don't see your community above?
The audience pages above are the ones we built specific guides for, but our clinical work covers every adult patient in Florida and New Jersey. If your situation doesn't map neatly to one of those categories, the two-minute eligibility check is the fastest way to know whether we're the right fit.