
AYZA Health provides Ketamine Infusion Therapy in Johannesburg, South Africa for Depression, Suicide, Anxiety-PTSD & Addiction-Substance Abuse
BREAK FREE from the shackles of your brain
At AYZA Health we offer the AYZA RESET, a medically supervised program that combines medication review, counselling-guided self-work, and sometimes ketamine infusion therapy, for people living with depression, anxiety-PTSD, addiction etc.
It's an alternative, when other treatments have not helped.​ Informed by clinical research and delivered by experienced professionals, the AYZA RESET aims to support your recovery, and help you restore balance and performance.
AYZA Health has been built on our story as a family after seeing the value of ketamine infusion therapy. Prof Moosa, Medical Advisor, has had personal experience of the benefits of ketamine infusion therapy.

Click on a condition below to learn more about each, and how the AYZA RESET, with infusion therapy, may support your healing journey
Low mood, loss of interest, or depression that has not improved with antidepressants. Our MOOD RESET programme is personalised to you at consultation.
Exhaustion, chronic stress, brain fog and loss of drive. Our PERFORMANCE RESET is built around resilience and workplace functioning.
Constant worry, panic attacks, or trauma that keeps replaying in your mind and paralysing your function in daily life. Our MOOD RESET programme is personalised to you at consultation.
For example OCD, eating disorders and sleep problems. Your consultation will confirm whether we can help and what suits you best.
Alcohol or other substance use, and the cravings that drive relapse. Our SUBSTANCE RESET pairs medical supervision with recovery counselling and relapse-prevention work.
Other conditions where this approach may be considered. Ask us whether it is right for you, and what a plan would involve.
Find out more about all conditions and the benefits of the AYZA RESET
DISCLAIMER: The AYZA RESET can include ketamine infusion therapy. “Reset” describes the aim of our programme. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed
How Ketamine Infusion Therapy Supports Mental Health & Emotional Healing
Millions receive ketamine as a safe intravenous anaesthetic for surgical procedures, especially in challenging spaces. e.g. rural hospitals and conflict zones. Ketamine infusion therapy, starting at a sixth of the anaesthetic dose, is still prescribed and administered under medical supervision.
Who may benefit with ketamine therapy: people with treatment-resistant depression (including suicidal ideas), anxiety (including GAD / PTSD), or addictions / substance abuse. It is not suitable for everyone, and suitability is decided at your consultation with the doctor.
Watch this Yale University explainer on ketamine infusion therapy to better understand how low-dose ketamine infusions can support the brain’s healing and improve our ability to break patterns and build new neural pathways. (Click to enlarge and turn on sound.)
Our story
AYZA Health arose from a life rebuilt.
"After seven years of depression that unravelled everything I knew — work, relationships, identity —I found my way back through ketamine infusion therapy and deep inner work. My recovery became the blueprint for AYZA Health, created with my family as a sanctuary for those fighting their own battles"
Zah'ra Moosa (CEO & Co-Founder)
At AYZA Health we have helped hundreds of patients return to themselves. Zah'ra stands as a reminder that healing can be real, even from the darkest of places.

Ketamine Infusion Therapy:
the AYZA Health difference
Evidence-informed Care
Our infusion therapy may offer a way forward when other treatments haven’t helped. Research suggests it may support the brain’s ability to adapt.
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Premium Care Experience
You receive one-to-one care with your infusions delivered in a private, spa-like environment designed for comfort. Enjoy a complimentary refreshment during recovery.
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Expert-led
Treatment
Your in-depth assessment and every step in the infusion therapy is guided by your attending doctor, under the clinical oversight of our Medical Advisor
Open after hours Mon-Fri 5-8pm
Our after-hours availability makes it easy to receive infusion therapy after work because your mental wellness shouldn’t wait nor should your work be sacrificed.
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Our Ketamine Infusion Therapy: What to Expect
1 x
Consult
6 x
Infusions
40 min
Infusion
30 min
Recovery
Suitability is assessed by the doctor. Individual results vary
A full course of treatments, with ongoing integration & support.
A comfortable setting while receiving your infusion therapy.
Feel safe and supported in our clinic as the effects wear off.
*Not every patient is a candidate. Treatment suitability is assessed through our medical consultation
Meet Prof. Shabir Moosa: Medical Advisor / Dad

Professor Shabir Moosa
MBChB, MMed, MBA, PhD
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"I am a family physician, with over 30 years of experience in the specialty of family medicine. I have registered competency in both anaesthetics and psychiatry-counselling. When Zah'ra first raised ketamine infusion therapy as an option for mental health challenges. I was alarmed but I did lots more research, after seeing the transformative effects on Zah'ra. I have personally had ketamine infusion therapy and experienced its benefits. I am passionate about its value."
Prof S. Moosa, as Dad
Affiliations:
American Society of Ketamine Physicians
Frequently asked questions
What is ketamine and who may it help?
Ketamine is a scheduled medicine, given only on prescription and under medical supervision. It may be used as part of AYZA Health's medically supervised treatment programme, together with counselling-guided support, for adults whose depression, anxiety, PTSD, addiction or burnout has not improved enough with other treatment. Your doctor decides at consultation whether it suits you, and what treatment is right for you.
What happens during a ketamine infusion?
After a clinical review, you rest in a calm, private room while the medicine is given through a small drip. Your blood pressure, pulse and oxygen levels are monitored throughout, and a trained clinician stays available. Afterwards you rest until you are medically fit to go home.
What are the possible side effects of ketamine?
Like any medicine, ketamine therapy can cause temporary effects: raised blood pressure, nausea, dizziness, blurred vision or changes in perception during the infusion. These usually settle soon after. Your doctor explains the risks and benefits before you decide.
Can I drive after ketamine therapy?
No. Do not drive, operate machinery or make important decisions on the day of treatment. Please arrange for a responsible adult to take you home.
How many ketamine infusions will I need?
A full course is usually six infusions over three to six weeks, followed by a plan for ongoing care. Your doctor adjusts this to your response. Individual results vary.
What does the programme cost, and does medical aid pay?
Book a free 20-minute enquiry call and we will explain the package options, including payment plans. Medical aids do not currently cover this treatment for mood and anxiety conditions.
Not sure? Start with a FREE conversation.
Book a free 20-minute enquiry call, or WhatsApp us on 076 338 0744. We’ll explain how the AYZA RESET works and whether it may suit you.










