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Free Online Ketamine Therapy Test

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Key takeaways
  • 2-minute ketamine therapy suitability check with instant guidance
  • Screens symptoms, history, medications, and ketamine side effects risks
  • Explains ketamine treatment uses for depression; not a diagnosis
  • Flags when ketamine infusion therapy discussion may be appropriate
  • Retake to monitor changes over time

Disclaimer

Educational screening only. This does not provide medical advice, endorse ketamine, or offer instructions. Ketamine may carry risks (e.g., cardiovascular, bladder, dissociation, misuse). Always seek advice from a qualified professional before any decision. If you feel unsafe, contact emergency services or a crisis helpline.

About This Test

This free online ketamine therapy test is a quick way to check whether ketamine treatment might be suitable for you. In under two minutes, you’ll answer focused questions about current symptoms, past treatments, medical history, and potential risks. Your result highlights a suitability band and explains how ketamine therapy and ketamine infusion therapy are typically used for depression and related symptoms, what ketamine side effects to consider, and when a different option may be safer.


Use your result as a practical starting point. If the score indicates “Discuss with a professional,” you’ll see the questions to raise at an evaluation (for example, medications, substance use, heart issues, bladder symptoms, or history of psychosis). If your score suggests “Not suitable,” we’ll point to safer, evidence-based alternatives you can explore now. This tool won’t tell you how to use ketamine, and it isn’t a diagnosis or treatment plan. It helps you understand what ketamine is, the effects of ketamine, and whether ketamine treatment could be worth a professional discussion based on your situation, without making a recommendation or giving dosing information. You can retake the test to track changes after other therapies.

How the test works

You’ll rate: current mood symptoms and past treatments; medical and mental-health history; medications; risk factors (e.g., substance use, urinary issues); and concerns about side effects of ketamine. Your answers map to: Not suitable, Caution, or Discuss with a professional with plain-English next steps and links to alternative care.

Scientific basis

The self-scan routes you toward validated mental-health screeners (e.g., depression and anxiety measures) and summarizes common clinical considerations before ketamine treatment (indications, contraindications, interaction and safety checks). It’s a triage aid—not a diagnostic tool—and cannot replace a full assessment.

Test Author

Team of States of Mind.

FAQ:

What does my result mean?

A snapshot of potential fit and risks for ketamine therapy, plus safer next steps.

Is this a recommendation to start ketamine?

No. It’s a suitability screen only. No dosing, sourcing, or how-to guidance.

What conditions is ketamine used for?

Primarily treatment-resistant depression; some services assess anxiety or PTSD. Your clinician will advise.

What are common side effects of ketamine?

Short-term: dissociation, dizziness, nausea, blood-pressure changes. Longer-term/high-frequency use may affect bladder or cognition. Discuss risks and benefits with a professional.

Does ketamine therapy get you high?

Dissociation can occur during monitored treatment; your care team evaluates risks and safety.

When should I avoid ketamine?

Certain heart conditions, active psychosis, some substance-use patterns, or medication interactions may make it unsuitable. Only a clinician can confirm.
Last Updated: 3 October 2025

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