Psychedelics Facilitator Training and Research
This page provides an overview of psychedelic facilitator training and research, with emphasis on academic institutions, the legal status of psychedelics, and BCSP’s disclaimer about use and advice. It also points to related Integrative Mental Health University courses on psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and psychede
Course Overview
This page summarizes the academic and legal context around psychedelic facilitator training and research. It references the UC Berkeley Center for the Study of Psychedelics and notes that several universities are involved in psychedelic research and training. The page also emphasizes that most well-known psychedelics remain illegal in many jurisdictions, including the United States, with limited exceptions such as approved academic research. BCSP states that it does not recommend or encourage psychedelic use and does not provide medical, psychological, or legal advice. Integrative Mental Health University notes that it offers related courses on the wise and legal use of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, including Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, Ayahuasca Use: Risks and Benefits, and Psychedelic Medicine: Is it Good?
Who is this for?
Learners interested in psychedelic education, research, facilitator training, and the legal context of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.
About the Provider
The Integrative Mental Health University (IMHU) is a nonprofit continuing education platform founded by Emma Bragdon PhD in 2013, offering accredited courses for mental health professionals on psychedelic-assisted therapy, spiritual emergence, and integrative healing modalities. IMHU serves clinicians seeking to incorporate psychedelic therapy and spiritual emergency response into their professional practice.
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- PriceFree
- Lifecycle statusNo New Dates
- SkillsFacilitationPsychotherapyKetamine-Assisted TherapyUnderstanding psychedelic research contextAwareness of legal restrictionsAcademic review of facilitator trainingRecognition of course-related ethics and disclaimers
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