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Why I Chose the Name "Discreet Ketamine"

The origin story of Discreet Ketamine and why privacy matters in mental health treatment.

Dr. Ben Soffer
Physician
January 31, 2026
Why I Chose the Name "Discreet Ketamine"

The spark for this service didn’t come from a boardroom or a marketing brainstorm; it came from a candid, late-night phone call with my brother. We were discussing the transformative potential of ketamine therapy, but he pointed out a hurdle that many people face: the "clinic experience."He made an observation that shifted my entire perspective: “Wouldn’t it be great if the service just came to you? Something truly discreet?”He was thinking about the people who feel exposed walking into a high-profile medical building or sitting in a crowded waiting room.

That conversation planted a seed. I realized there was a significant gap between the clinical efficacy of ketamine and the personal comfort of the people who need it most. I wanted to meet people where they are, literally and figuratively. The name Discreet Ketamine clicked instantly.

When I saw the domain was available, it felt less like a lucky find and more like a confirmation of the mission. The Weight of a Word The word “discreet” carries a specific kind of gravity. To me, it suggests quiet professionalism and an approach that doesn’t need to announce itself. When someone chooses this path, they aren’t just choosing a medication; they are choosing a partner who understands the sacred nature of their personal space.

However, I want to be very clear about one thing: Choosing discretion is not the same as hiding from shame. There should be zero stigma attached to seeking mental health treatment. Whether you are navigating depression, anxiety, PTSD, or chronic pain, you are engaging in legitimate healthcare. Seeking a better quality of life is an act of courage, not something to be tucked away out of embarrassment.

Privacy as a Basic Right The reality of our world is that your medical journey is your business, period. There are countless practical reasons why someone might prefer a low-profile approach: Professional Boundaries: You may work in a high-visibility field where you prefer to keep your health history private. Small-Town Dynamics: You might live in a tight-knit community where a car parked at a specific clinic starts a dozen conversations you aren’t ready to have.

Personal Sovereignty:
You might simply be a private person who believes that healing happens best without an audience.

All of these reasons are valid. At Discreet Ketamine, we believe you shouldn’t have to trade your privacy for your progress. You deserve access to innovative, life-changing treatment without having to compromise the boundaries you’ve built around your personal life. A Promise of Respect The name is more than just a brand; it’s a promise.

It’s a commitment to providing high-level, effective ketamine treatment within the sanctuary of your own home. It’s an acknowledgment that while there is no shame in seeking help, there is also no obligation to broadcast your healthcare decisions to the world. That phone call with my brother highlighted a missing piece in the mental health landscape. Today, that realization guides every decision we make.

We lead with professionalism, we act with respect, and we guard your privacy with the same intensity that we pursue your wellness. Healing is deeply personal. How you choose to pursue it should be entirely up to you.

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Discreet Ketamine provides at-home ketamine therapy to residents of Florida and New Jersey. All treatments are supervised by Dr. Ben Soffer, a board-certified physician.

Disclaimer: Compounded ketamine for anxiety, depression, PTSD, and chronic pain is not FDA approved. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Individual results may vary. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any treatment.

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