Psychedelics, Hallucinogens, and Entheogens equips mental health practitioners with crucial insights on addressing psychedelic usage in therapeutic settings
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Psychedelics, Hallucinogens and Entheogens: What Clinicians Need to Know provides mental health professionals essential knowledge for addressing psychedelic use in clinical contexts. Taught by psychedelic researcher and clinician Dr. Peter Addy, this course bridges the gaps between prohibitive misconceptions, emerging science, and clients' real-world psychedelic experiences.
Through online modules, participants gain updated understandings of classic and atypical psychedelics, traditional uses, current research, therapeutic mechanisms, integration models, ethical dilemmas, and clinical applications. Clinicians develop skills for competently navigating discussions of psychedelics in therapy, determining risks and benefits, and leveraging psychedelics' potential to catalyze healing from trauma, addiction, mood disorders, and more.
This course equips clinicians to meet the needs of an increasingly psychedelic society.
Addiction Counselors Case Managers Counselors Marriage and Family Therapists Nurses Psychologists Psychotherapists Social Workers Therapists Psychiatrists Other Mental Health Professionals
PESI is a leading continuing education provider for mental health professionals, offering accredited online courses on psychedelic-assisted therapies including MDMA, psilocybin, ketamine, and microdosing, covering clinical frameworks, ethics, harm reduction, and client communication for therapists, counselors, nurses, and psychiatrists. Their trainings help clinicians build competence in this rapidly emerging therapeutic field and earn CE credits required for licensure.
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