Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies & Research

The Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research provides training for clinicians, therapists, researchers, clergy, and professionals in related fields who want to engage responsibly with psychedelic-assisted therapy. The curriculum includes contemporary research, pharmacology, research design, therapist and facilitator competencies, the global history of psychoactive plant use, and cultural competencies for working with clients. The program emphasizes clinical work with MDMA and psilocybin, with additional coursework on ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. It is structured around didactic, experiential, and applied learning, with self-reflection, community-building, embodiment, and mentoring integrated throughout. Training is grounded in safety, integrity, respect for the law, and the CIIS Beloved Community Agreements. The program states that it does not require or promote the use of illegal substances and is conducted in compliance with federal and state regulations.