Ketamine Infusion Therapy
Though primarily used for treatment-resistant depression, ketamine assisted psychotherapy can be used in conjunction with other treatments to help improve PTSD symptoms as well.
The How Clinic in Encinitas, California, offers comprehensive care to patients suffering from a broad range of physical and mental conditions. Anyone who sustains an injury or struggles with chronic pain, depression, or anxiety, finds a compassionate practice with a welcoming environment that has practitioners who dedicate themselves to restoring physical and mental health.
John How, MD, a board-certified emergency room physician with years of diagnosing and treating the diverse illnesses, injuries, and conditions of patients in the ER, opened The How Clinic intending to understand each person’s concerns and utilize his passion for providing cutting-edge treatments.
The How Clinic specializes in using musculoskeletal ultrasound to accurately diagnose the cause of symptoms such as joint pain, chronic pain, and limited movement. The practitioners often treat conditions such as rotator cuff tears, pinched nerves, and knee injuries, along with the full scope of musculoskeletal problems.
As part of its dedication to offering today’s most advanced care, The How Clinic provides bioidentical hormone replacement therapy using BioTE® pellets, regenerative medicine options such as platelet-rich plasma and prolotherapy, and interventional options, including stellate ganglion blocks.
Patients dealing with anxiety, PTSD, and depression, especially treatment-resistant depression, may receive one of today’s most advanced therapies, ketamine infusion. For most patients, ketamine provides quick relief, even when traditional medication fails to help.
At The How Clinic, every patient receives care that combines the latest treatments and technology with individualized attention and a caring, human touch. To learn more about the available services, or to schedule an appointment, call the office or use the online booking feature.
John How, MD, a board-certified emergency medicine physician with over a decade of experience in the emergency department, now welcomes patients at The How Clinic in Encinitas, California. He specializes in treating an array of musculoskeletal and mental health conditions, with a special interest in healing the physical and mental problems that develop in people who work or live in high-stress jobs and environments.
As an emergency medicine provider, Dr. How shares a deep connection with others who thrive in high-stress environments. Emergency room doctors and nurses, EMS, first responders, athletes, and members of the military all share a bond defined by an intense approach to the way they live, work, and play. Everyone in these professions finds great fulfillment in their high-stress way of life. But they also face physical and mental challenges as a result of their passion.
Dr. How’s first-hand and medical experience with the health problems that develop from repeated exposure to stress motivated him to open The How Clinic. His goal is to provide effective therapies that help his patients find balance and heal from their physical, mental, and emotional stress, so they can stay active in their work and life activities.
Dr. How received his medical degree at Loma Linda University School of Medicine in Loma Linda, California. From there, he completed a residency in emergency medicine at Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit, Michigan.
For much of his career, Dr. How has been fascinated with the power of modern ultrasound to diagnose and guide treatment for many different conditions. This passion leads him to regularly travel, seeking out thought leaders and mentors who share his enthusiasm.
Through extensive training with doctors in a broad range of specialties, Dr. How developed exceptional skills in precision ultrasound-guided interventions for conditions ranging from peripheral nerve entrapment to tears and overuse injuries of soft tissues. He has also trained and continues to work with pioneers in the use of ultrasound-guided injections to treat PTSD.
John How, MD, a board-certified emergency medicine physician with over a decade of experience in the emergency department, now welcomes patients at The How Clinic in Encinitas, California. He specializes in treating an array of musculoskeletal and mental health conditions, with a special interest in healing the physical and mental problems that develop in people who work or live in high-stress jobs and environments.
As an emergency medicine provider, Dr. How shares a deep connection with others who thrive in high-stress environments. Emergency room doctors and nurses, EMS, first responders, athletes, and members of the military all share a bond defined by an intense approach to the way they live, work, and play. Everyone in these professions finds great fulfillment in their high-stress way of life. But they also face physical and mental challenges as a result of their passion.
Dr. How’s first-hand and medical experience with the health problems that develop from repeated exposure to stress motivated him to open The How Clinic. His goal is to provide effective therapies that help his patients find balance and heal from their physical, mental, and emotional stress, so they can stay active in their work and life activities.
Dr. How received his medical degree at Loma Linda University School of Medicine in Loma Linda, California. From there, he completed a residency in emergency medicine at Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit, Michigan.
For much of his career, Dr. How has been fascinated with the power of modern ultrasound to diagnose and guide treatment for many different conditions. This passion leads him to regularly travel, seeking out thought leaders and mentors who share his enthusiasm.
Through extensive training with doctors in a broad range of specialties, Dr. How developed exceptional skills in precision ultrasound-guided interventions for conditions ranging from peripheral nerve entrapment to tears and overuse injuries of soft tissues. He has also trained and continues to work with pioneers in the use of ultrasound-guided injections to treat PTSD.
Though primarily used for treatment-resistant depression, ketamine assisted psychotherapy can be used in conjunction with other treatments to help improve PTSD symptoms as well.
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