Save Minds
London
Treatment & access
- Treatments offeredIV ketamine infusion therapy · Psychiatrist consultation and eligibility assessment · CBT therapy · Psychotherapy · Mindfulness therapy · Life coaching
- Access routeprivate_pay
- Price informationPublished prices: GBP 595 per ketamine infusion; initial consultation packages GBP 890-1,340 depending on referral route (clinic fee guide page)
- Phone+44 20 7722 0865
- Websitehttps://saveminds.co.uk
About this provider
Save Minds is a private, CQC-registered ketamine infusion clinic at The Aura Centre, Charlbert Street, London NW8, founded in 2017 by consultant anaesthetist Dr. Rajalingam Yadhunanthanan. It provides consultant-led IV ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD and suicidal ideation, alongside talking therapies such as CBT, psychotherapy and mindfulness. The clinic reports more than 5,000 infusions delivered to over 500 patients. Treatment follows a loading protocol of 4-6 infusions over 2-3 weeks with individualised maintenance, supported by a proprietary Mood Monitor app for post-treatment follow-up. It is a self-pay service and does not offer NHS-funded treatment.
Services & programs
- IV ketamine infusion therapyConsultant-administered intravenous ketamine over about 40 minutes in a private monitored room; used for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD and suicidal ideation. Loading protocol of 4-6 infusions twice weekly, then individualised maintenance. GBP 595 per infusion; initial consultation package GBP 990 with a UK consultant psychiatrist referral, or GBP 450 psychiatrist assessment plus GBP 890 initial appointment without one
- Psychiatrist consultationEligibility assessment with a psychiatrist, mandatory for patients without a direct referral letter from a UK-based consultant psychiatrist. GBP 350 per session (plus one-time GBP 100 administration fee at intake)
- Talking therapiesCBT, psychotherapy, mindfulness therapy and life coaching offered alongside ketamine treatment. Prices not published on the clinic's website
Programs & studies
| Program | Kind | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum treatment programme | program | available |
| Mood Monitor app follow-up | program | available |
Pricing
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Ketamine consultation (with UK consultant psychiatrist referral) | GBP 990 |
| Psychiatrist consultation (without referral) | GBP 450 |
| Initial appointment if eligible (without-referral route) | GBP 890 |
| Single ketamine infusion / booster | GBP 595 |
| Psychiatrist consultation (follow-up) | GBP 350 |
| Late cancellation fee | GBP 595 |
Facilities & languages
- Facilities
- Clinic at The Aura Centre, Charlbert Street, London NW8 7BT
- Private infusion rooms with hospital-grade monitoring (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation)
- Reclining chairs, sleep masks and music during infusions
- Open Monday-Saturday 9am-8pm, closed Sunday
- LanguagesWebsite and patient information in English.
- TeamFounded and led by Dr. Rajalingam Yadhunanthanan (MBBS, MD, FRCA, DICM), dual consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust; supported by an operations team and consultant psychiatrists for eligibility assessments.
Common questions
How much does treatment cost and what is included?
Each infusion costs GBP 595. The first visit is packaged: GBP 990 with a direct referral from a UK consultant psychiatrist (infusion, blood tests & ECG, one-time admin fee), or a GBP 450 psychiatrist eligibility consultation plus a GBP 890 initial appointment without a referral. A course of 6-10 sessions is recommended.
Is treatment covered by the NHS or insurance?
No. The clinic states it is a private clinic and does not offer NHS-funded treatment, and that ketamine infusion therapy is not a covered benefit by any insurance plan because it is an off-label use. Payment is due at the time of treatment.
How do I start?
Book a phone consultation via the website or by phone. With a referral letter from a UK-based consultant psychiatrist you proceed directly to the initial consultation; without one, a psychiatrist eligibility assessment is required first.
What does a session look like?
An IV cannula is placed and ketamine is administered over 40 minutes or longer in a private room with continuous monitoring. Expect 90-120 minutes on site including check-in and recovery, and arrange for someone to drive you home.
How quickly does it work?
The clinic reports most patients notice significant improvement by the third infusion, with a stated response rate of about 70-80%; maintenance infusions are typically needed around every 4 weeks in the first year.
Verification
- License / registryPublic trial registry (ClinicalTrials.gov / EU CTIS)
- Sourcehttps://saveminds.co.uk
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