Treatment-Resistant Depression in Boulder, Denver & Westminster

Struggling with treatment-resistant depression that won’t lift? Get cutting-edge, insurance-covered treatment in Boulder, Denver & Westminster. Explore TMS, Ketamine (Spravato) & more. Start your recovery at Axis—book today. Advanced Depression Treatments in Boulder, Denver, and Westminster: What Works When Nothing Else Has When depression won’t lift despite therapy and antidepressants, it’s not your fault—and it’s…

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Laziness Vs Depression: What’s the Difference?

Depression is often mistaken for laziness. While laziness is a choice, depression is a medical condition. Dr. Kartiki Churi at Axis’ Boulder clinic, provides clinically sound and evidence-based advice on the difference between the two. By Dr. Kartiki Churi, MD Imagine trying to swim with bricks tied to your ankles. From the surface, it might…

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Understanding Deep TMS Treatment in Aurora, Denver, Boulder and Westminster

If you’ve tried multiple antidepressants and therapies without relief, Deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (Deep TMS), the most advanced form of magnetic treatment for depression, may offer the breakthrough you’ve been searching for. This revolutionary, non-invasive procedure uses patented magnetic technology to stimulate deeper brain regions involved in mood regulation with superior effectiveness compared to standard…

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Is At-Home Ketamine Treatment Safe?

Thinking about at-home ketamine therapy? Learn the medical, psychological, and financial dangers of unsupervised ketamine use. Discover why in-clinic treatment at Axis Integrated Mental Health is the safer, more effective option for long-term healing. Is At-Home Ketamine Treatment Really Safe?  7 Critical Dangers of At-Home Ketamine Treatment You Shouldn’t Ignore The tragic death of actor…

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Emotional Blunting from Antidepressants: What to Do

You started taking antidepressants to feel better. The crushing sadness lifted. The dark thoughts quieted. But something else changed too. You don’t cry during sad movies anymore. You don’t laugh as hard at jokes. Your partner says “I love you,” and you feel… nothing. Not sad. Not happy. Just flat. This is called emotional blunting…

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