Farrah Abraham’s Ketamine Therapy Paves Way for Jenelle Evans Truce
Another scroll-ending moment: Farrah Abraham says ketamine therapy is what finally busted her bitter run-in with fellow MTV alum Jenelle Evans. In a May 13 TMZ exclusive, Abraham revealed that guided ketamine sessions gave her “a fresh perspective” on past drama—stirring a newfound peace treaty that fans thought would never happen. She claims that months of clinic visits, under the supervision of board-certified psychiatrists, unearthed buried resentments and rewired old grudges.
Let’s unpack the timeline without overhyping it. Farrah kicked off ketamine-assisted treatment early this year after publicly admitting she was “stuck in a loop of anger and anxiety,” per her Instagram Live on March 2. Sources at E! News confirm she logged at least eight infusions, each monitored with heart-rate tracking and breathing support. By April, she posted a less-snarky selfie with Evans, captioned simply “Progress.” Evans’ rep later told People that Jenelle was “surprised but supportive” of Farrah’s mental-health journey—and agreed to squash the social-media shade.
Turns out, this isn’t just celebrity buzz. The ketamine protocol Farrah followed is backed by studies in JAMA Psychiatry showing rapid relief from treatment-resistant depression and PTSD. According to one clinician quoted in a People Magazine feature, patients often report “dissolution of ego boundaries,” which can translate to letting go of old feuds. Farrah’s case now joins a growing roster of high-profile personalities touting psychedelic-adjunct therapies, from Michael Pollan’s public advocacy to reports in The New York Times on broadening FDA approval.
Of course, not everyone’s convinced this is some kind of magic wand. A Harvard psychiatry professor told The Scottish Sun that ketamine still carries risks—dissociation, abuse potential, bladder issues—and needs tight clinical controls. Farrah admits she’s on “a watch list” for follow-ups and insists she’s in “the best mental space” she’s ever been.
So what’s next for these once-archrivals? Fans are already speculating about a possible joint podcast episode or even a branded mental-health retreat. If Abraham’s candid reveal inspires one less internet troll session or realigns two reality-TV stars, maybe there’s something here worth a deeper look.
Anyway, that’s the vibe. Do with it what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine, E! News
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