Trainings in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy
A 16-week course in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy focused on ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) for clinical professionals. It combines live online teaching, pre-recorded lectures, and experiential ketamine sessions.
Upcoming Cohort
Start date: July 13, 2026
Course Overview
The 16-week Trainings in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy course offered by the Living Medicine Institute is designed for clinical professionals interested in integrating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) into their practice. The course is a blend of didactic learning and experiential sessions, led by some of the most seasoned KAP providers in the country.
Participants will engage in bi-weekly online live teaching sessions that complement a series of pre-recorded video lectures. These didactic components are enriched by seven experiential ketamine sessions, allowing trainees to gain firsthand experience with various routes of ketamine administration. The course is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, without the clinical supervision stage, making it ideal for those who are looking to explore this emerging field but do not yet have an active KAP practice.
The training is conducted in a closed learning container, fostering in-depth understanding and personal exploration. Trainees can attend experiential sessions in Asheville, NC, or at a local clinic that can safely administer ketamine. The course also includes an optional full-day, in-person workshop in Asheville. Homework assignments requiring personal reflection and tracking of learning points are part of the curriculum. Upon completion, participants will have accrued over 5 hours of video lectures, 16 hours of live teaching, and 17+ hours of ketamine experientials, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to begin practice as a KAP therapist.
Who is this for?
Clinical professionals interested in integrating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy into their practice.
Prerequisites
Intended for clinical professionals; the source notes it is suitable for those without an active KAP practice.
About the Provider
Asheville, North Carolina-based psychedelic therapy training institute founded in 2019 by board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Signi Goldman and licensed psychologist Dr. Sandra Newes, offering concierge-level ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) training, mentorship, supervision, and community to aspiring psychedelic-assisted therapy clinicians. Living Medicine Institute combines modern neuroscience with ancient healing traditions, provides BIPOC therapist scholarships for underserved communities, and produces the Living Medicine podcast featuring leading psychedelic researchers and clinicians.
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- Price$3,200
- FormatHybrid
- Lifecycle statusActive
- Skillsketamine administrationdidactic learningexperiential learningpsychotherapy integrationpersonal reflectiongroup facilitationvideo conferencingtrauma-informed careresiliency focushomework trackingPsychotherapyKetamine-Assisted Therapyketamine-assisted psychotherapypsychedelic-assisted psychotherapy
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