Course Provider
Alchemy — stakeholder linked to psychedelic research. Details pending verification.
Alchemy appears to be a serious, clinically oriented ketamine-assisted therapy training provider rather than a broad psychedelic school. Its strongest distinguishing feature is a social justice and harm-reduction frame, with a clear emphasis on underserved communities and equity-minded practice. The reputation signals are modestly positive, with visible testimonials and a nonprofit, clinic-linked model, though it looks best suited to clinicians who want grounded, practice-facing training rather than a grand tour of the psychedelic field.
Best suited to licensed or pre-licensed mental health professionals who want to add ketamine-assisted therapy to their clinical work, especially those working with trauma, social justice, and underserved populations. The longer associateship is for people seeking deeper apprenticeship in Alchemy’s model.
The 7-week ketamine therapy provider training is for clinicians. The associateship page says it is a two-year training for pre-licensed therapists. The experiential group is for graduates of Alchemy’s KAT training, and the site notes participants should be currently seeing a therapist and/or have a strong support system if challenging material arises.
The provider training offers optional continuing education credit for licensed professionals, listed as 32 CE hours for an additional fee. I did not find evidence of formal academic accreditation or state licensure from the training itself on the pages reviewed.
The 7-week clinician training is listed at $2,100, with an optional $400 fee for CE credits. The site says payment plans and scholarships are available, and frames the tuition as lower than similar programmes in service of its nonprofit mission. I did not find a full tuition figure for the two-year associateship.
Learners receive a certificate of completion for the provider training, plus practical materials such as consent and intake templates, readings, guidelines, videos, and forum access. The curriculum aims to build competence in ketamine-assisted therapy, including ethics, preparation, holding space, integration, trauma-informed practice, decolonial and harm-reduction approaches, and business implementation.
Linked Courses
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Active Listings
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Primary Formats
Live Classes, Hybrid
Programs linked directly to this provider in the Blossom course dataset.
By Alchemy
Ketamine Therapy Provider Training is a 7-week remote training for clinicians interested in ketamine-assisted therapy. It includes 30+ hours of instruction from 20 experts, with live sessions, recordings, and a learning platform.
Next cohort: Aug 15, 2026
Source lists: 32 hours
Delivery: Online + Self-paced
No medicine self-experience listed
By Alchemy
Dr. Sidney Edsall is an integrative psychiatrist with experience in trauma, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and psychedelic medicine research. Her background includes clinical work in integrative and hospital settings, as well as trials involving 5-MeO-DMT, psilocybin, and MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
By Alchemy
Ketamine Therapy Provider Training is an online ketamine-assisted therapy program for clinicians and healthcare professionals. It is described as a 7-week, remote training with recordings available.
Source lists: Estimated 30 hours
Delivery: Online
No medicine self-experience listed
By Alchemy
Training led by Maurice Byrd, LMFT, a harm reduction therapist and supervisor with experience in community mental health, substance use, homelessness services, and group facilitation. His work includes training clinical and non-clinical staff in harm reduction psychotherapy, group facilitation, and ketamine-assisted th
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