Psychedelic Therapy Level I Certification

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4 months for Level I Certification | $6,000 | as of 45870

Program language

English

Cooperation(s) and sponsoring(s)

Institutional affilliations
American Society of Ketamine Physicians, Psychotherapiests and Practioners (ASKP) & Usona Insitute

Collaboration with treatment facilities; If yes, nature of affilliation?
no

University or other educational affilliation? Details of affilliation
both educational collaborations

Collaboration with commercial/for profit entities
no

Funding, sponsoring, underwriting, sponsorship?
no info found

Other funding details?
no info found

Target groups and fields of application

Nature of students sought; applicants excluded from applying
Health Professionals

Professional disciplines admitted for the training; MDs, PhDs, Master’s Degree, Nursing degree?
As stated: "therapists, counselors, physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other mental healthcare professionals"

Is clinical experience in mental health required for application?
not specified

Is licensure in the country/state of origin required for enrolment?
no

Are non-licensed practitioners invited to apply and matriculate?
no

Is the training broadly focused on numerous medicines and methods or is it a more specialized focus of training?
focused on ketamine

Price

Full accounting of cost and length of training program
$6,000

Detailed breakdown of total cost into individual components of training
yes

Clarity of methods/plans/structure of payment
clear

Can individuals begin taking classes before committing to a program of training?
no info found

What are policies on reduced tuition, scholarships, work/study.
no info found

Length/Components

What is the entire length of the program?
4 months for Level I Certification

Is the time to complete flexible?
no

% (estimate) of time devoted to:
Didactic education
70% (estimate)

Group process learning
10% (estimate)

Non-substance based NOSC Experiential work
0% (estimate)

Practicum: working as a substance assisted therapy practitioner
0% (estimate)

Personal direct experience with substance assisted therapy
0% (estimate)

Writing: personal response papers, final paper or thesis, community based learning
no

Group/Individual Balance

d ratio between the two?
no info found

Mentorship program?
no info found

Class size?
no info found

Training for individual and/or group therapy

Is there training only for individual substance assisted treatment?
yes

Is there training only for group therapy/group therapy sessions?
no

Conceptual and theoretical background

Principles/Core beliefs and approaches taught
no info found

Ethical principles of the program
As stated: "This unique certification equips you to ethically and confidently help clients who can benefit from ketamine-assisted therapy"

Models of Substance Assisted therapy that are taught
no info found

Relation to known structured therapy approaches: ACT, non-specific container; Harm Reduction Psychedlic Integration, mindfulness, CBT, Hakomi, Holotropic Breathwork, etc
no info found

Teachers

Didactic Instructors: top 10 names, professional affiliation, areas of focus and expertise, Wisdom Tradition Teachers, non-clinical instructors (mindfulness teachers, physical or occupational therapists,
Rohini Kanniganti, MD; Robin Lester Carhart-Harris; Rick Doblin, PhD; Michael Pollan; Mary Sanders; Rosalind Watts; Joe Taffur; Anthony P. Bossis; William Richards, PhD; Arielle Schwartz, PhD

Range of types of teachers
fairly wide range of backgrounds

Male/female/non-binary teachers
male
50% (estimate)

female
50% (estimate)

non-binary
no info found

Racial diversity of teaching staff
limited

Publication history of teachers, trainers, and mentors
comprehensive

Cultural heritage/backgrounds of instructors, teachers, mentors?
limited range of backgrounds

Curriculum contents

Is explicit detail about the curriculum available?
yes

Substance assisted therapies by individual medicines:

Is teaching applicable to the following available?
Ketamine
yes

Psilocybin
yes

LSD
no

MDMA
yes

others, name:
no info found

Additional training contents

Is training in any pf the following available?
HolotropicBreathwork
no info found

Mindfulness practices
yes

Meditation practice
no info found

Hakomi
no info found

others, name:
no info found

Practical Aspects

Is there a practicum portion of the training, with supervised clinical experience for the trainee?
no

Is there treatment under direct live supervision?
no

In what frequency?

Is supervision of clinical work provided in a regularly occuring manner?
no

Is group supervision utilized? If yes, group size?
no info found

If yes, group size?

Is ongoing supervision/consultation available with faculty after completion of the training?
no

Is there a means of post graduation community building?
no info found

Self-Experiences

Is self-experience in substance assisted therapy required for completion of the program?
Available but not required? Encouraged but not offered? included?
no info found

Number of sessions?
no info found

Are sessions done with program faculty?
no info found

Are non-substance based NOSCs offered as an alternative to medicines?
no info found

Indigenous Practices

Are indigenous tradition and Western wisdom paratitioners a primary and central part of program?
yes

How do indigenous practices/wisdom practices contribute to what is taught in the program?
no info found

Levels of Training

Are there different levels of the training?
no info found, but:

Are there segments which may be taken separately, or in a stepped sequence?
yes

Evaluation:

Are there examinations at any point?
no info found

Does the program have Learning Objectives and are students evaluated for mastering those Learning Objectives?
learning objectives, but no info on evaluation

How is feedback on students managed?
no info found

Who provdes feedback on the student?
no info found

Is there a mentor, or any teacher assigned 1:1 responsibility for tracking progress?
no info found

Is writing of a paper or thesis required for completing training?
no

Is there a formal progression process or committee which tracks progress and confirms completion?
no

How is feedback delivered, frequency and nature of feedback?
no info found

How are problem areas or problematic students identified? Helped?
no info found

Certification:

What is conferred to the student upon completion?
certification

Is there any relation to an ancillary institution that accompanies the program’s certificate?
no info found

Does the certificate carry any municipal, state or federal authority or imprimatur
no info found

Transparency

How much information about the training was readily available on the website?
Limited information available

Were there follow up questions made with a program representative?
no

If yes: was information shared openly?