Psychedelics in Recovery
A free webinar on mutual aid, psychedelic integration, and adapting the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Course Overview
A free webinar on mutual aid, psychedelic integration, and adapting the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Who is this for?
Clinicians, trainees, researchers, and professionals interested in psychedelic therapy.
Prerequisites
No psychotherapy license requirement is listed on the catalog card.
About the Provider
Fluence is a psychedelic therapy education company offering Professional Certificates and courses for psychedelic therapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, psilocybin facilitation, harm reduction, and integration. Its current public catalog centers on Essentials of Psychedelic Therapy, Introduction to Psychedelic Therapy, and Professional Certificates in Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration Therapy, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, and Psilocybin Facilitation.
View Fluence profileCourse Details
- PriceFree
- FormatSelf-paced
- Lifecycle statusActive
- SkillsIntegrationPsychedelic harm reductionClinical practice
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