Integrative Psychiatric Infusion Therapy involves the administration of a clinician-selected treatment in a calm, medically supervised environment.
The word “integrative” reflects our whole-person approach. Infusion therapy is not considered in isolation—it is carefully incorporated into a broader psychiatric treatment plan that may include medication management, psychotherapy, lifestyle support and collaboration with your existing healthcare practitioners.
The specific treatment, potential benefits, limitations and possible risks will be discussed with you privately during the assessment and informed-consent process.
Mental health is influenced by biological, psychological, social and lifestyle factors. Our approach considers each of these areas when developing your treatment plan.Your care may include:
- A comprehensive psychiatric and medical assessment
- Review of your symptoms, diagnosis and treatment history
- Consideration of your physical health and current medication
- Personalised treatment planning
- Medical monitoring and clinical support
- Coordination with psychotherapy and ongoing psychiatric care
- Regular review of your progress and treatment goals
Infusion therapy may be explored with people experiencing persistent psychiatric symptoms despite appropriate previous or current treatment.
A consultation allows our clinical team to consider your treatment history, current symptoms, physical health and personal goals. It also provides an opportunity for you to ask questions and receive balanced information about the available options.
Booking a consultation does not guarantee that infusion therapy will be recommended. Any decision is made collaboratively following a comprehensive assessment.
1. Initial consultation
Your journey begins with a detailed psychiatric and medical consultation. We take the time to understand your symptoms, treatment history, current medication, physical health and individual needs.
2. Personalised care plan
If infusion therapy is considered clinically appropriate, your treating clinician will develop an individual care plan. The proposed treatment, expected process, possible benefits, limitations, alternatives and potential risks will be explained before you decide whether to proceed
.3. Supported treatment
Treatment takes place in a comfortable clinical environment with appropriate medical supervision. Your wellbeing and relevant clinical observations are monitored throughout the appointment.
4. Ongoing review
Your response and experience are reviewed as treatment progresses. Recommendations about future care are based on your clinical response, tolerability, preferences and wider psychiatric treatment plan.
Suitability is established through a personalised psychiatric and medical assessment. During your consultation, our clinical team will consider your health, symptoms, treatment history, current medication and individual goals.
Book a consultation to explore whether Integrative Psychiatric Infusion Therapy may be an appropriate part of your treatment plan.
Patient safety is central to every stage of care. Infusion therapy is provided in a structured clinical setting with appropriate screening, monitoring and follow-up.
Before treatment is considered, your clinician will assess factors that may affect suitability or risk. These may include your cardiovascular and neurological health, psychiatric history, substance-use history, pregnancy status and current medication.
No treatment is suitable for everyone. Recommendations are made only after the potential benefits, limitations, alternatives and risks have been considered with you.
