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Meet the Utahns using ketamine to treat drug-resistant mental illnesses.
Lisa, a 55-year-old widow and mother of two living in Sandy, has been working in therapy to overcome severe childhood trauma, as well as the loss of her late husband.
“I definitely want to live. I didn't think anything would work for me.”—Sherilyn Gustafson. Morgan Gonzales Sherilyn Gustafson Tasha Seegmiller Zachary Taylor Dr. Ben Lewis Lisa, a 55-year-old widow and mother of two living in Sandy, has been working in therapy to overcome severe childhood trauma, as well as the loss of her late husband.
And for the last two and a half years, Lisa (who asked to withhold her last name because of privacy concerns) has been treated by Morgan Gonzales, a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) at Therapy Transformed in Salt Lake City.
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