Our Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) Training Program, designed by clinicians for clinicians, provides foundational education on KAP principles, safety considerations, and therapeutic frameworks. The program offers flexible, comprehensive learning to support clinicians interested in understanding this emerging area of practice. Gain essential knowledge to understand and apply KAP principles within appropriate clinical, regulated, and evidence-informed settings.
Understand the pharmacology, therapeutic uses, and mechanisms of action.
Learn to identify and manage potential risks associated with ketamine-assisted therapy.
Explore how ketamine-assisted therapy is used in clinical settings where clients are experiencing mental health conditions or chronic pain.
Learn psychotherapeutic approaches commonly used alongside medicine-supported sessions in clinical research and practice settings.
To ensure high professional standards, participants in our KAP education program must meet the following criteria::
Enhance your clinical skill set and continue your professional development. Enroll now to begin learning.
Our program is self-paced and designed to support clinicians in developing foundational knowledge specific to ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, within the broader context of psychedelic-assisted therapy frameworks. The curriculum focuses on the safe, regulated, and clinically appropriate use of ketamine in mental-health care settings where it is legally prescribed.
Clinicians who complete the program can integrate these learnings within their existing scope of practice and in alignment with their regulatory college requirements.
The program is not currently accredited. Participants receive a certificate of completion that reflects engagement in continuing-education activities related to psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy frameworks. Any clinical application must remain within the clinician’s scope of practice and relevant regulatory and legal requirements.
The cost of the training program is $1,500 + applicable taxes and a Vulnerable Sector Check at your local police station usually costs around $60-$90.
No prior experience is required. Clinicians who meet the KAP Training Program Eligibility criteria and are practicing within a regulated mental-health profession may enroll.
The curriculum for the Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) course covers a range of topics, including the history and pharmacology of ketamine, research exploring its use in mental-health and chronic-pain contexts, and principles of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. The program also discusses therapeutic considerations, family involvement, cultural competency, and clinician well-being. It introduces preparation, experiential, and integration frameworks used in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy models. The modules include narrated presentations, readings, videos, and quizzes.