Thoughtful psychiatry when you need more options
Evidence-based options for treatment-resistant depression
Calmora helps people who haven’t found enough relief from earlier treatment, including those with treatment-resistant depression. Our psychiatrists offer careful medication management, Spravato (an FDA-approved esketamine nasal spray), ketamine infusions (used off-label for depression) and FDA-cleared TMS, in a private, unhurried setting.
With locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Westchester, plus telehealth in New York and New Jersey, we coordinate the practical details so you can focus on feeling better.
Nearly 1 in 3
people with depression experience treatment-resistant symptoms
Conditions we treat
Focused support for the challenges you’re facing.
Support is closer than you might think
Frequently
Asked Questions
Questions people often ask
Q1: What are mental health conditions?
Mental health conditions affect how you think, feel and behave, and how you relate to others. They include anxiety, depression, trauma-related conditions, OCD, bipolar disorder and eating disorders. They are health conditions, not personal failings, and they can be treated.
Q2: How common are mental health conditions?
Very common. In the US, about one in five adults lives with a mental health condition in any given year, so if you’re struggling, you are far from alone.
Q3: What are the signs and symptoms of mental health conditions?
Signs vary from person to person, but may include lasting changes in mood, sleep or appetite, trouble concentrating, pulling away from others, or physical symptoms such as fatigue and tension. If these start to affect work, school or relationships, it’s worth talking to someone.
Q4: Can mental health conditions be treated?
Yes. Many people feel meaningfully better with therapy, medication or a combination of both. We’ll build a plan with you and adjust it as you go.