Ketamine Academy offers two versions of its ketamine therapy training program: a clinical training track and a business accelerator track. The clinical version focuses on ketamine pharmacology and applications in mental health and chronic pain for practice owners adding ketamine services.
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Ketamine Academy offers two versions of its ketamine therapy training program: Clinical Training and a Business Accelerator Program. The clinical version is designed for practice owners who want to add ketamine services to an existing practice. It focuses on the clinical aspects of ketamine therapy, including the pharmacology of ketamine and its use for mental health and chronic pain. The program comparison page indicates that the clinical training is included within the business accelerator option. The page is presented as a comparison of what each version includes.
Practice owners and clinicians who want to add ketamine therapy services to an existing practice.
An existing practice is mentioned as the intended setting for the clinical version.
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Next cohort: Jun 1, 2026