APA-APPROVED • 10 CE CREDITS • SELF-PACED
Supporting clients who use psychedelics.
This course gives you the clinical framework, ethical grounding, and practical tools to meet psychedelic conversations with real confidence.
10 CE CREDITS
Regular price $1200,
5 CE CREDITS
Regular price $600,
✓ 30 day money back guarantee
✓ Price increases September 1st
✓ 9 practicing instructors
Your clients are exploring psychedelics.
Here's how to support them well.
WHY THIS MATTERS
A client sits across from you and says:
They’re looking to you for guidance.
But most clinicians were never trained for this moment. They are curious, open, and genuinely want to help, but without specific training, even the best intentions can lead to incomplete guidance, missed risks, or ethical blind spots.
8M+
Americans used psilocybin in the past year — and growing
↑ 63%
Rise in clients asking mental health providers about psychedelics since 2021
0
Graduate programs that include psychedelic-informed care in curriculum
This course bridges the gap — giving you the clinical foundation, ethical clarity, and practical tools to show up fully for clients who are exploring psychedelics, whether they're curious, actively preparing, or integrating an experience they've already had.
THIS COURSE IS FOR
Licensed Clinicians
LCSW, LMFT, LPC, Psychologist, Psychiatrist
Coaches
Life, business, health, and wellness coaches
Associate Clinicians
Pre-licensed interns and associates
Guides & Sitters
Integration practitioners and trip sitters
This course does not teach you to administer psychedelics. It teaches you to prepare, support, and integrate — which is where the majority of practitioners will always work, and where the greatest clinical need exists right now.
OUTCOMES
You will learn
Respond with clinical confidence when a client asks about exploring psychedelics — knowing exactly what questions to ask and what information to offer within your scope.
01
Prepare clients properly before a psychedelic experience — setting intentions, identifying contraindications, and ensuring they have the right support structure around them.
02
Support integration effectively after an experience — helping clients process, make meaning, and translate insights into lasting therapeutic change.
03
Identify and manage risk — recognizing contraindications, adverse reactions, and when to involve or refer to other providers.
04
Stay within ethical and legal boundaries — protecting your license, your clients, and yourself with clear guidelines for scope of practice.
05
Navigate the referral landscape — knowing the legal treatment options available to clients and how to coordinate care with psychedelic-informed providers.
06
Taught by practitioners who are
actively doing this work.
9 instructors who hold active licenses and work in psychedelic-informed care today — not researchers presenting theory, but clinicians in session, in courtrooms, in clinical trials, and in treatment rooms across the country.
Oregon Psilocybin Facilitators
Ketamine-Assisted Therapy Providers
Trauma & EMDR Specialists
Colorado Licensed Facilitators
Neuroscientist-Clinicians
MAPS MDMA Trial Clinicians
This is not about learning psychedelics. It is about not getting it wrong when it shows up in your practice.
Protect your license
Avoid ethical mistakes
Know what NOT to say
Stay within your scope
Respond with confidence in real sessions
APA-Approved CE Credits included
You already invest in CE credits every year. This course gives you 10 credits from a sponsor approved by the American Psychological Association — while developing skills you'll use in practice for the rest of your career. Credits that do two things at once: fulfill your requirement and future-proof your clinical toolkit.
Advanced course: 10 credits. Basic course: 5 credits. California BRN approved (CEP16887) for licensed nurses. Check your state licensing board for reciprocity.
Choose your level.
COURSE OPTIONS
10 CE CREDITS
Advanced Course
$560
discounted price from $1200
Full-spectrum training designed for deeper clinical application and confidence • 10 modules
Complete framework from foundations to advanced practiceLegal Psychedelic-assisted therapy landscape (limited substances in Oregon, Colorado, and New Mexico; Ketamine nation-wide)Risk assessment and referral decision-makingIntegration tools and applied techniquesWorking with specific populationsTherapist self-awareness and countertransference
5 CE CREDITS
Basic Course
$280
discounted price from $600
Focused, foundational training covering core frameworks for working with clients navigating psychedelic experiences • 5 modules
Foundations of psychedelics and mental healthUnderstanding psychedelic experiencesClient preparationIntegration therapy frameworksEthics and professional practice
Taught by practitioners.
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![Erin Atkinson, LCSW-C]()
Erin Atkinson, LCSW-C
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Founder & Clinical Director
Erin works at the intersection of clinical psychotherapy and psychedelic integration, with nearly two decades of experience. Through Prism Wellness, she trains and mentors clinicians, focusing on somatic therapy, integration, and earth-based approaches to healing.
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![Valerie Beltrán, LMFT]()
Valerie Beltrán, LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Valerie is a psychedelic therapist specializing in trauma and couples therapy, with a private practice in Berkeley. She has held leadership and advisory roles across the field, including Chacruna Institute, Zendo Project, and Psychedelics Today. Her work today focuses on therapy, consultation, and training for both licensed therapists and psychedelic guides.
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![Amy Reichelt, PhD, CPsychol, RP(Q)]()
Amy Reichelt, PhD, CPsychol, RP(Q)
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), Chartered Psychologist
Amy is a neuroscientist and clinician specializing in how psychedelics and nutrition affect mental health. She works across clinical practice and psychedelic research, designing clinical trials and supporting individuals with trauma, mood disorders, and emotional regulation through evidence-based and mind-body approaches.
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![Ana Luz Lopez, LCSW, PATP, MBA]()
Ana Luz Lopez, LCSW, PATP, MBA
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Co-founder & CEO
Ana is a trauma-informed clinician and systems-level leader specializing in complex trauma, EMDR, Brainspotting, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. She combines clinical expertise with operational leadership, working across healthcare systems while also teaching and training clinicians in ethical, scalable care models.
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![Dana McDowell, MA, LPC, CEDS]()
Dana McDowell, MA, LPC, CEDS
Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist
Dana brings over 20 years of experience working with complex emotional and behavioral patterns, including eating disorders and trauma. She integrates depth-oriented psychotherapy with ketamine-assisted therapy, focusing on helping clients access deeper emotional insight and long-term change.
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![Teresa Crossland, LPC NMCF]()
Teresa Crossland, LPC NMCF
Clinical Director, Trauma Therapist, Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator
Teresa has over 20 years of experience in trauma therapy and psychedelic healing. She has worked on MAPS MDMA trials and is now a licensed facilitator in Colorado, co-founding one of the first regulated psilocybin healing centers. Her work focuses on deep therapeutic transformation using both traditional and psychedelic modalities.
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![Jeanette Small, PhD, MA, BA]()
Jeanette Small
Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Professional Counselor Associate
Jeanette is a clinician and facilitator working with individuals, couples, and adolescents. She founded Lucid Cradle, a licensed psilocybin service center, and is actively shaping the field through facilitation, writing, and advocacy, including establishing a psychedelic facilitators trade union.
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![Cathy Roswell Jonas, LCSW]()
Cathy Roswell Jonas, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Oregon Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator
Cathy brings over four decades of experience across medical social work, counseling, and psychedelic facilitation. She is the founder of EPIC Healing Eugene, one of the first licensed psilocybin service centers in Oregon. Her work combines neuroscience, trauma healing, and holistic modalities, focusing on long-term personal growth and self-regulation.
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Teda Kokoneshi, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Teda works with children, adolescents, and young adults navigating major life transitions, trauma, and emotional challenges. She integrates multiple therapeutic approaches including DBT, IFS, ACT, and art therapy, and is trained in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Her work is focused on helping clients process and integrate difficult experiences.
