We offer mental wellness services in West Palm Beach, FL. Our treatments, including Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) Injections and Procaine IVs, help address PTSD, anxiety, chronic pain, and inflammation. SGB helps reset the autonomic nervous system by calming the overactive fight-or-flight response, supporting long-term emotional balance and relief.
This effective mental wellness therapy also helps to lowers stress-induced inflammation, supports nerve regeneration through improved blood flow, and alleviates neuropathic pain. ..
Procaine IV therapy is a powerful tool for mental wellness and relaxation. Known for their anti-inflammatory properties, procaine IVs promote enhanced blood circulation and cellular restoration. By mitigating oxidative stress, this treatment aids in reducing physical and emotional tension.
Take charge of your mental health with personalized care from The Longevity Center, FL. By using our mental wellness services in West Palm Beach, FL, you can find relief and experience a more balanced life. Your path to wellness starts here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Stellate ganglion block (SGB) injections modulate the sympathetic nervous system by injecting local anesthetic near the stellate ganglion in the neck. They may help with anxiety, PTSD, long COVID symptoms, hot flashes, and autonomic dysregulation. Some patients may experience rapid relief, while others may notice gradual improvement. SGB is performed under medical supervision and isn’t a first-line therapy for everyone.
No. The clinic’s mental wellness services address biological and nervous system contributors to mood, anxiety, and stress, and they are intended to complement rather than replace psychiatric options, traditional therapy, or prescribed medication. SGB and procaine IV are both used off-label and are not first-line therapies. Patients in active mental health treatment should continue it, and the clinic can coordinate with your mental health provider. Anyone in crisis should seek immediate appropriate care rather than scheduling an elective procedure.
Some patients report significant relief from anxiety and PTSD symptoms after SGB, with effects sometimes beginning within hours to days as the procedure is thought to “reset” sympathetic overactivity. Results vary, and SGB isn’t a cure. It is often used as part of a comprehensive mental wellness plan.
SGB is generally safe when performed by trained providers, often using ultrasound guidance. Risks include temporary hoarseness, drooping eyelid (ptosis), flushing, bleeding, or rare nerve injury. These effects are usually short-lived, and a thorough screening is completed before the procedure.
The injection itself takes only a few minutes, but the appointment includes preparation, positioning, and observation, usually lasting under an hour. Most people can resume normal activities the same day, though driving immediately after isn’t recommended.
Published studies and clinical reports show symptom relief in a subset of patients, but individual outcomes can’t be guaranteed. Success depends on the underlying condition, number of sessions, and integration with other therapies. The clinic discusses realistic expectations during consultation, since SGB is often one component of a broader therapy strategy.
Procaine IV is used by some integrative providers to support the nervous system and reduce stress-related tension, potentially promoting parasympathetic balance and cellular membrane health. Outcomes vary, so the clinic uses it as part of a comprehensive plan that may include nutrition and supplement support, lifestyle changes, and mental health support.
Yes. The clinic addresses long COVID through diagnostics, IV therapies, nervous-system support such as SGB or procaine IV, and lifestyle optimization. Common concerns include fatigue, brain fog, dysautonomia, anxiety, and exercise intolerance, with therapy individualized based on each patient’s symptom pattern and lab findings.
A consultation with the clinic is required, but a formal referral isn’t needed. Medical clearance may be required for patients with certain heart, blood, or neurological conditions, and the clinic reviews your history to determine whether these therapies are appropriate for you.
The clinic uses a functional and nervous-system-based approach to mental wellness, combining diagnostics, SGB injections, procaine IV, craniosacral therapy, and lifestyle support to address biological contributors to mood, anxiety, and stress while building resilience. This approach complements traditional mental health care and isn’t intended to replace psychiatric therapy when needed.
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