A new psychedelic psychotherapy destination opened in Phoenix this week. Daytryp Health — touts therapeutic methods to help treat a wide array of ailments. The center uses ketamine assisted …
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Daytryp Health opens in Phoenix
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A new psychedelic psychotherapy destination opened in Phoenix this week.
Daytryp Health — touts therapeutic methods to help treat a wide array of ailments.
The center uses ketamine assisted psychotherapy — a research-backed therapeutic method of treatment used to address mental health conditions including depression, post-traumatic stress and chronic pain.
The Arcadia-area business is located at Daytryp Health at 3601 N. 44th St., Phoenix.
The health center also treats anxiety and addiction.
“Many of the patients we treat arrive mentally, emotionally, and physically drained from their battle with addiction, yet they remain hopeful and unwilling to give up,” the website said. “We are excited and so very grateful to be able to offer ketamine therapy to treat addiction. It will not just provide alleviation of symptoms for so many, but facilitates healing on a deep level, often addressing the root cause of addiction.”
For more information, please visit https://daytryp.com/about-us/phoenix-interior/.
