Confluence Psychiatry - Ketamine — Mental health clinic in Denver, CO
Address600 N Grant St Ste 815 CO, Denver, CO 80203
Phone+1303-870-8331
Websitedenverketaminedoc.com
Dr. Charles Shuman is a board-certified psychiatrist in Denver, Colorado, offering comprehensive psychiatric care. He specializes in General and Addiction Psychiatry and provides ketamine-assisted therapy for various mental health conditions. Dr. Shuman established his private practice, Confluence Psychiatry, in January 2016. He began offering ketamine treatment in April 2019 after reviewing research on its efficacy for psychiatric disorders. His practice focuses on treating depression, trauma, and anxiety, with ketamine shown to be a rapid and effective treatment for these conditions. Dr. Shuman also offers medication management, pharmacogenetic testing, and therapy.
Best for
- Individuals with depression
- Individuals with trauma
- Individuals with anxiety
- Individuals seeking ketamine treatment
| Key services | Ketamine-assisted therapy, Medication management, Pharmacogenetic testing, Psychiatric care |
| Tags | psychiatry, ketamine therapy, denver, depression treatment, trauma therapy, anxiety treatment, addiction psychiatry, medication management |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
Dr Schuman saved my life. Safe, responsible, and evidence based. If you struggle with depression, this is your way out
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