• Ep. #69 Jonathan Leake's Journey from ER to Mental Wellness Innovator

  • Nov 13 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
  • Podcast

Ep. #69 Jonathan Leake's Journey from ER to Mental Wellness Innovator

  • Summary

  • What if the key to unlocking transformative mental wellness lies within a dissociative anesthetic? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Jonathan Leake, owner and medical director of Derive Health, as he shares his journey from the emergency room to founding a pioneering center focused on brain health and wellness. Alongside his business partner, Keith Paris, Dr. Leake has launched innovative ventures like Hydrate Medical with IV vitamin infusions, and now Derive Health, which champions the potential of ketamine therapy for those struggling with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

    Dr. Leake discusses the groundbreaking potential of ketamine, detailing its unique antidepressant properties alongside the importance of comprehensive care. Gain insights into what sets Derive Health apart in the varied landscape of ketamine clinics and learn what qualities to seek in a treatment provider. With a commitment to medical professionalism and supportive therapeutic methods, Dr.Leake and his team offer a new standard in mental health care, helping clients achieve meaningful outcomes in their wellness journeys. Tune in to explore how this approach could be a lifeline for those seeking relief and a renewed sense of well-being.

    Dérive Health
    Dr. Jonathan Leake, MD
    2230 Park Road
    Suite 105
    Charlotte, NC 28203
    (980) 221-2689
    info@derivehealth.com
    derivehealth.com

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