Augmented Psychotherapy Training

The Augmented Psychotherapy Training (APT) is a 15-month program that provides participants with the knowledge and skills required to practice psychedelic therapy in a legal, safe, and evidence-based framework. The training is conducted and developed by experienced psychedelic therapists and leading researchers. The curriculum covers two primary forms of therapy: Psychedelic-Augmented Psychotherapy (PAP), where altered states of consciousness are induced via pharmacological methods (e.g., psilocybin, atypical psychedelic substances) or non-pharmacological methods (e.g., immersive breathwork, stroboscopic light), and Integration-Focused Psychotherapy (IFP), which helps patients derive therapeutic benefits from psychedelic experiences occurring outside the therapy setting. The program follows a hybrid learning model consisting of three intensive on-site trainings held in Berlin, Germany, and weekly online training sessions including lectures from international experts, journal club presentations, mentoring sessions, and meditation training.