Ketamine for burnout

Running on empty isn't a personality.

A live, guided ketamine ceremony from home, held with a circle of women, and a practice that helps what you find there last.

Is RESET right for me?

For the woman who has been holding everything together for so long that holding on is all she knows how to do.

She's not falling apart. That's the problem.

She still answers the emails. She remembers the dentist appointment, the birthday, the form that's due Friday. From the outside she looks fine. Capable, even. Inside, the lights are on a timer. She wakes up already tired, and she can't remember the last thing she did just because she wanted to.

If that sounds familiar, you already know burnout isn't just being busy. It's what happens when staying on has become the only setting you have.

Why rest hasn't fixed it

You've tried the vacation. The weekend off. The bath, the app, the earlier bedtime. They help for a day or two, and then Monday arrives and your body goes straight back to bracing.

That's because burnout isn't only a shortage of rest. It's a pattern your nervous system has learned: stay ready, don't drop anything, keep going. Rest refills the tank. It doesn't change the pattern that keeps draining it. (More on that in Why Your Nervous System Feels Stuck.)

You don't need another break from your life. You need a different way of being in it.

Where ketamine can fit

In a carefully prepared, guided ceremony, many women describe ketamine as calm and inward. It's a rare stretch of time when the bracing lets go long enough to see your life from a little further back.

That space is an opening, not a fix. What you do with it afterward is where things actually change, which is why RESET is built around the whole month and not just one evening. (Why Insight Isn't Enough explains why.)

To be clear about what it isn't: ketamine is not approved to treat burnout, and it won't remove the pressures in your life. No one can promise you an outcome, and we won't.

Is it safe for me?

That's not a question you have to answer alone, and it's not one I answer at all. Before you join, a licensed physician reviews your health history, your medications and your blood pressure, decides whether ketamine is safe for you, and writes the prescription if it is. If it isn't, you'll hear that plainly.

On ceremony day you're never on your own. A facilitator is with the group on Zoom from beginning to end, and before every ceremony we have the address where you'll be and an emergency contact. For the full picture, read Is Ketamine Therapy Safe? and Is At-Home Ketamine Safe?

What RESET looks like when you're burned out

  • A ceremony you don't have to organize. You lie down in your own space and let someone else hold the evening for once. The music, the timing and the care are handled.
  • Women who get it. A circle of women doing the same work at the same time. Nobody is performing fine.
  • Practice between ceremonies. Live integration gatherings help you turn what you noticed into small changes that survive a real Tuesday.
  • No finish line. RESET is ongoing, with no package to race through. That matters when racing is the problem.

You don't have to start with medicine. If you want something you can do today, try How to Recover from Burnout: A 3-Step Reset.

Ketamine is a prescription medicine. Using it for mental and emotional health is off-label, which is legal and common when a licensed physician prescribes it, but it means the FDA has not approved it for that purpose. Esketamine (Spravato) is the only FDA-approved form for depression, and it is given in certified clinics.

Questions women ask

Can ketamine help with burnout?

Ketamine isn't approved to treat burnout, and it won't change the demands on you. What many women find is that a well-held ceremony gives them space to see their patterns clearly, and the practice afterward helps them respond differently. A licensed physician decides whether it's safe for you.

Do I need a diagnosis to join RESET?

No. A licensed physician evaluates you for medical safety and decides whether to prescribe. Women come to RESET for many reasons, and burnout is one of the most common.

Will I need time off work?

Ceremonies happen in the evening, from home, on several dates each month so you can pick the one that fits. Plan for a quiet evening afterward and no driving.

What does it cost?

Pricing depends on the state you live in. You can read What Ketamine Costs in Colorado, or answer a few questions and I'll walk you through it personally.

Tired of being tired? Start with five questions.

Is RESET right for me?

Other reasons women come to RESET: Anxiety · Depression · Self-worth and self-love

Or see how it all works on the RESET page.

This page is general information, not medical advice. RESET is facilitated ceremony and practice, not medical treatment or psychotherapy. Whether ketamine is safe for you is decided by a licensed physician after a medical evaluation. Ketamine is not a guarantee of any outcome. Last reviewed November 2026.