Dr Gerald Grass
PhD, MD, Fellowship
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Restore Ketamine Infusion Therapy for Depression Expert
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- Dr. Grass founded the Ketamine Institute
Dr Gerald W. Grass, MD is an internationally known and respected physician. He is a Board Certified Anesthesiologist with additional Sub-Specialty Certification in Pain Medicine. Prior to founding the Ketamine Institute, he served as Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine where the original ketamine infusion was first discovered and also served as the Director of the Yale Pain Medicine Fellowship Program.
Dr. Grass has pioneered the development of the Restore Ketamine Infusion, the next generation of ketamine therapy, and has established the first international training program for physician in the use of ketamine to rapidly alleviate treatment resistant mood disorders and intractable chronic pain.
He is a widely published author and lecturer who has numerous academic publications including peer-reviewed articles, academic presentations, abstracts and book chapters.
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You may already know that ketamine is widely recognized as the most effective, rapidly acting and safe medication available for the treatment of chronic pain, depression and anxiety. Many research studies have shown that it is 300 precent more effective than antidepressant treatment and works up to 10X times faster.
But did you know that we discovered the “ketamine infusion” for the treatment of depression at the Yale University School of Medicine over 15 years ago. It was my Department at Yale that formulated and administered the very first ketamine infusion treatment which has since become the “standard” ketamine infusion and is now used by many others around the world.
Today most, if not all, ketamine treatment centers are using the same “standard” ketamine infusion protocol that my colleagues at Yale developed years ago.