Located in Franklin, Michigan, The Drake Center for Transformative Healing is a pioneer in the realm of holistic therapy. Even though Ketamine therapy is a fairly modern treatment, ketamine itself was discovered back in 1962 at Wayne State University, neighboring The Drake Center's location. The Center embodies an innovative therapeutic approach that combines scientifically-backed medical intervention with the cathartic prowess of art therapy. It uses the restorative power of art, giving people the necessary tools to counteract the impact of trauma or treatment-resistant conditions. Prestigious institutions like Yale University have conducted research suggesting that microdoses of ketamine can substantially improve conditions that are typically challenging to treat.

At the helm of The Drake Center for Transformative Healing are the founding couple, Dr. Cassius Drake, an acutely-skilled emergency medicine doctor, and Jacqueline Drake Talc, an acclaimed artist. Their journey, which began at the bedside of a trauma patient, has given birth to the Drake Center and its avant-garde practices, showcasing the remarkable restorative potential of ketamine therapy for conditions such as depression, PTSD, Fibromyalgia and migraines. Individuals who have not seen the desired progress from conventional therapies may find a swift and enduring solution in ketamine treatments. The Center's unique approach to KAP (Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy) involves meticulous preparatory sessions, ensuring that guided counseling during the psychedelic journey under ketamine is maximally beneficial. In the past two decades, substantial research has underscored ketamine's effectiveness in symptomatic relief for a range of severe conditions, clearing the path for patients to actively concentrate on their healing process. If traditional therapies have not reaped sufficient benefits, The Drake Center for Transformative Healing serves as a haven for those in pursuit of alternate paths to recovery and contentment.