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Welcome to Enthea, your new mental health benefit.

Available to Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation employees, their spouse or domestic partner, and dependent children ages 18–26.

Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT) and Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) through a vetted provider network.

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Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Stellate Ganglion Block

What Is Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT)?

Low-dose ketamine plus therapy, to help your brain break old patterns.

Creates new brain pathways

Helps you process stuck emotions

Often works when other treatments haven’t

What Does the KAT Journey Look Like?

Different path. Different results.

Conditions Ketamine-Assisted Therapy Can Help With

Depression that won’t go away
Postpartum depression
Depression that hasn’t improved with meds or therapy
Bipolar depression (mood swings with deep lows)
PTSD (after trauma like military, work, or life events)
Constant worry or anxiety
Fear of social situations or being around people
Trouble coping after big life changes (like divorce, loss, or burnout)
Struggles with alcohol or drug use

Open Frequently Asked Questions

Safe, Monitored, and Trusted

Decades of hospital use

Used safely in medical settings for over 50 years.

Much lower doses

Therapy doses are far lower than anesthetic doses.

Fully monitored

Medical staff are with you every session.

“Even though Ketamine-Assisted Therapy can have profound benefits, it often comes with a hefty price tag. I definitely would not have been able to afford this type of treatment for myself, so the fact that Dr. Bronners covered 100% of the treatment for me and my family was absolutely awesome!”
Liz Kost
Packaging Production Specialist at Dr. Bronners

How KAT Helps Your Brain

KAT doesn’t just mask symptoms — it helps your brain rewire itself.

  • Boosts brain plasticity (neuroplasticity)
  • 65% of patients with hard-to-treat depression report improvement
  • Backed by research from Johns Hopkins, Yale, NIH, and FDA-approved treatments

Questions About KAT

What is ketamine?

A medicine called an anesthetic that doctors have used in hospitals for over 50 years. KAT uses much lower doses.

Are there side effects?

They are usually mild and temporary: fatigue, lightheadedness, or emotional sensitivity.

Is KAT right for me?

If depression, anxiety, or trauma hasn’t improved with other treatments, KAT may help. A licensed provider decides if it’s a good fit.

Learn more about Ketamine-Assisted Therapy by clicking the videos below:

Watch: How Ketamine Treats Depression
See a Session Walkthrough

Download KAT FAQ

What Is Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)?

If PTSD feels like a circuit breaker stuck “on,” SGB is the reset button.

  • Calms an alarm that keeps firing
  • Lets your nervous system reset
  • Not talk therapy. Science.

What SGB Can Help With

PTSD and flashbacks

Diagnosed or not, including disturbing memories out of nowhere.

Anxiety and panic

Constant worry, racing heart, trouble breathing, always on edge.

Depression and anger

Depression meds haven’t helped, irritability, or feeling “numb.”

Sleep and overload

Insomnia, waking exhausted, or overreacting to sound, light, crowds.

How SGB Works

Some injuries are invisible. Your brain gets stuck in survival mode.

  1. 1

    One quick injection

    Numbing medicine into a key nerve hub in your neck.

  2. 2

    Stress nerves calm

    The “fight or flight” signal quiets down.

  3. 3

    Your body resets

    Your brain hears, “You’re okay now. You can rest.”

What It’s Like

Quick visit

10–15 minute outpatient procedure; home the same day.

You stay awake

No sedation, no talk therapy, just one injection.

Fast relief

Most feel calmer and more rested within 24–48 hours.

Does It Actually Work?

In a study* of 285 people with constant anxiety:

  • 8 in 10 got significantly better
  • Gains over twice the “clinically meaningful” bar
  • People could relax, sleep, and think clearly
*Read the full 285-patient study in the Journal of Personalized Medicine

Questions About SGB

Is SGB right for me?

If therapy or medication haven’t brought relief, SGB may help. You don’t have to be a veteran or first responder.

Why do I feel on edge?

Your brain’s alarm (the amygdala) can stay on “high alert” even when you’re safe. That’s not your fault.

What does the injection do?

It calms a nerve hub in your neck. Neuroimaging shows reduced overactivity in the brain’s fear center (VA Evidence Synthesis Program, 2020).

Is it safe?

Yes. Dentists have used this numbing medicine safely for decades. In the study, no one needed the hospital; the main side effect: brief hoarseness.

Learn More

CBS Mornings (under 5 min): Dr. Tara Narula reports on SGB

Erase PTSD Now documentary (40 min): “RESET: The Science of Hope and Healing”

Download SGB FAQ

What is Enthea?

Enthea helps you get access to powerful, science-backed mental health care - like ketamine-assisted therapy.
If you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, or burnout - and nothing else has worked - this is something different.
We handle the tricky stuff like insurance and paperwork, so you can focus on feeling better.

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You Don’t Have to Stay Stuck.

We’re here to answer questions - no pressure, no judgment.
 You deserve a better path forward.
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