Training in substance-assisted psychotherapy
With the steadily advancing developments in research on substance-assisted psychotherapy, the market for practitioner training has also evolved over recent years and appears to be growing continuously. To support practitioners in navigating the sometimes opaque search for a training provider that meets their individual needs, the ISSP board has developed an extensive set of relevant criteria by which the quality of available training programs can be assessed objectively. To enable direct comparability, a training overview specifically developed for this purpose allows for side-by-side comparison of individual providers.
Below you will find a global overview of all training providers currently evaluated by us. A preselection has been made such that only providers classified as reputable by the ISSP board are included. If information on specific quality criteria could not be found through the official channels of a training provider, this has been indicated accordingly. If you represent a provider that you believe is missing from the overview (or is inaccurately represented), please contact us at review@is-sp.org.