Request a Consultation
Request a consultation with Clear Ketamine Therapy in Tampa. A conversation, not a commitment — with clear privacy and emergency guidance.
What requesting a consultation means
A consultation is a conversation with our team about whether ketamine therapy may be worth considering for you. It is not a commitment to treatment, not a sales pitch, and not a medical evaluation by itself — it is the first, low-pressure step that lets both sides decide whether a full evaluation makes sense.
You can ask anything at this stage: how treatment works, how it compares with other options, what the evidence does and does not show, or how cost and logistics work. Skeptical questions are welcome.
What the form asks for
The request form is deliberately short. It asks only for what we need to reach you and route your request:
- Your name
- How you prefer to be contacted — phone or email
- Your phone number or email address, matching that preference
- A nonclinical reason category, such as learning about candidacy, cost, or the treatment process
- Your consent for us to contact you back
What not to include
Please do not put medical records, diagnosis details, medication lists, insurance ID numbers, or anything you consider sensitive into this form. It is a contact request, not a clinical intake. If treatment moves forward, your health history is gathered properly — through the clinical team's own secure process, with the time and privacy it deserves.
Keeping the form minimal protects you: the less sensitive information in a general web form, the less there is to protect.
What happens after you submit
Our team reviews requests and responds during business hours. If your preferred contact method is phone, expect a call; if it is email, watch your inbox and spam folder. If you have not heard back and are wondering why, you are welcome to reach out again through our contact page — we would rather hear from you twice than miss you once.
The response you get will be a conversation, not an automated sequence. You can ask questions, take time to think, or decide not to proceed — all completely fine outcomes.
Privacy and emergencies
We treat your contact details the way a medical clinic should: used to respond to your request, not shared or sold. Our privacy page explains exactly what this site collects and what it never touches.
This form is not monitored for emergencies, and neither are any of our office channels. If you are in crisis, thinking about self-harm, or need help right now: call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. Those services are immediate; a web form is not.
In person or by telehealth
You can be seen both ways. Consultations, planning conversations, and follow-up visits happen in person at our Wesley Chapel clinic or by telehealth — whichever works better for you.
Ketamine itself is always administered in person, at the clinic, with a clinician monitoring you throughout. We do not prescribe ketamine for use at home.
Telehealth visits require you to be physically located in Florida at the time of the visit.
How telehealth works here
- Telehealth is available to patients who are physically located in Florida, and the clinicians providing that care hold active Florida licenses.
- Your location is confirmed at the start of every telehealth visit. If you are not in Florida, the visit does not go ahead.
- Ketamine is never prescribed for you to take at home. It is administered only at our clinic, in person, with a clinician monitoring you throughout — a telehealth visit does not change that.
- You are seen in person before any treatment session, because every session happens at the clinic.
- A telehealth visit never guarantees that treatment will be offered, any more than an in-person evaluation does.
- Telehealth is not for emergencies. If you are in crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, call or text 988, or call 911.
Common questions
Our team responds during business hours. If you have not heard back, check your spam folder or reach out again through the contact page — requests are never intentionally ignored.
No. It starts a conversation. You can ask questions, think it over, and decide not to proceed — that is a normal and respected outcome.
You can reach out with general questions, and we are glad to explain how treatment works. Before anything personal can be discussed or scheduled, the prospective patient needs to be involved and consent themselves — that is both a privacy requirement and simply how good care works.
We use your details only to respond to your request, and we never sell or share them. That said, the form is for contact details only — keep medical history, records, and insurance numbers out of it. Our privacy page describes our data handling in full.
Do not use this form. Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. Our forms and office channels are not monitored for emergencies, and ketamine therapy is never an emergency treatment.
Sources & further reading
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Accessed 2026-07-23.
Links point to external organizations. Clear Ketamine Therapy does not control their content.
Request a consultation
A conversation, not a commitment. Please don't include medical records, diagnosis details, or anything urgent — this form is not monitored for emergencies.
Keep reading
- Am I a Candidate?Candidacy for ketamine therapy depends on your diagnosis, treatment history, health, and medications. Learn the factors clinicians weigh — and the next step.
- What to ExpectA plain-language walkthrough of the full treatment process at our Wesley Chapel clinic — the evaluation, the sessions themselves, and the follow-up — including the parts that vary from person to person.
- ContactReach Clear Ketamine Therapy in Tampa. Request a consultation, ask a question, or plan a visit — with clear guidance on what not to send.
Talk with our clinical team
A consultation is a conversation, not a commitment. Ask questions, share what you are comfortable sharing, and learn whether ketamine therapy may be worth considering for you.
Not for emergencies — call or text 988 or 911 if you are in crisis.