Nushama

Nushama – Psychedelic Wellness Center | NYC (TEST)

Discover the Power of Psychedelic Therapy

Medically supervised psychedelic therapy treatments for sustained relief from depression, anxiety, alcohol addiction, and trauma-induced mood disorders in a serene and safe environment.

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Walk Into a Journey of Healing & Wellness

When you enter Nushama, a transformative experience begins. In a beautiful and calming environment, we facilitate safe and effective psychedelic treatments for mental wellness – supported by medically trained professionals with decades of experience.

What We Treat

Nushama provides a safe yet powerful psychedelic journey that is well-documented to treat:

Depression

Anxiety/Panic

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Alcohol Use Disorder

Many other trauma-related conditions can also benefit:

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Eating Disorders

Suicidal Ideation

Postpartum Depression

Find out more about what we treat and our team will help you find your best options.

Why Nushama for Ketamine Therapy

Our Team & Advisors

Our team includes medical specialists in mood and eating disorders, alcohol use disorders, as well as leading researchers and practitioners in ketamine and other psychedelic therapies.

Dr. Radowitz’s focus is preventive medicine, getting to the underlying source before it manifests as “dis-ease,” a misalignment of mind, body, and spirit, evolving his career as a board-certified internist to psychedelics for mental health.

Dr. Romero is a seasoned psychiatrist who has worked in clinical practice for over 35 years. Also an author, he trained doctors for 25 years at New York Presbyterian – Cornell Medical College, integrating neuroscience and mindfulness for optimal results.

Board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with extensive experience in both psychiatric care and critical care nursing. He began his psychiatric career at a high-volume community-based clinic, where he provided treatment for individuals with severe mental illnesses and substance use disorders.

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