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Featured in Forbes, on TV and in podcasts, Keta Medical Center showcases Dr. Cheryl Malina and Dr. Haviva Malina’s expertise in treating mental health disorders and ketamine therapy. Check out our press highlights.
May 20, 2024
“In the aftermath of the pandemic, Haviva and I were struck by the unmet need for mental health treatment,” said Dr. (Cheryl) Malina. “I began working at a ketamine clinic part-time and noticed the remarkable relief that patients experienced after treatment.”
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February 24, 2025
Dr. Haviva Malina joins Menopause Mastery to discuss ketamine-assisted treatment for emotional challenges in perimenopause. She shares her journey from emergency medicine to pioneering this therapy, which works beyond SSRIs by targeting the glutamate pathway. Tune in for expert insights on overcoming midlife depression and anxiety with innovative, medically supervised care.
January 29, 2025
“In our center we’ve seen really incredible results with Spravato and ketamine in general. We have found that an overwhelming majority of patients respond quickly, have few side effects, and their mood and motivation can really be improved in a way that traditional medications just cannot achieve.”
January 24, 2025
In this episode, Dr. Haviva Malina discusses ketamine therapy and its benefits. She talks about her experience working on the “front lines” in the ER during the Covid pandemic, and how it led her to co-found Keta Medical Center.
December 17, 2024
Dr. Haviva Malina is interviewed on New York Living with Marysol Castro to talk about what ketamine therapy is, the safety of the treatment and how it’s transforming lives for so many New Yorkers.
November 11, 2024
“We’ve had an uptick in calls, people making appointments, and even new people trying to connect with us,” says Dr. Cheryl Malina, a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician and co-founder of Keta Medical Center, a network of ketamine-assisted therapy clinics in New York City and New Jersey.
November 5, 2024
Psychedelic therapists are noticing a rise in appointments as political stress takes a toll on US citizens in the aftermath of the election.