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Integrating Ketamine and Autogenic Training for Chronic Pain: A Case Study at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

PubMed / Mil Med · 2026-08-20 · By Carlson JG, Gbade-Alabi OA, Love DD, et al. · Military medicine

A case study from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center examined the combined use of ketamine infusion therapy and autogenic training (a relaxation-based self-hypnosis technique) for managing chronic pain in a military patient. The report explores how integrating these two modalities may offer synergistic benefits for pain relief in a population where conventional treatments often prove insufficient. PT professionals working in military or chronic pain settings may find this multimodal approach relevant when coordinating interdisciplinary care.

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