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Innate Path is a Broomfield, Colorado psychedelic therapy clinic and training program specializing in ketamine and cannabis-assisted psychotherapy using a relational, somatic, and Buddhist-informed approach to trauma resolution through non-ordinary states. The center trains psychotherapists in its unique psycholytic model — integrating somatic, psychodynamic, parts work, and attachment modalities — while providing clinical ketamine and cannabis-assisted psychotherapy to patients.
Innate Path is a small, clinically grounded psychedelic therapy training provider with a clear point of view: it teaches an explicitly psycholytic, somatic and relational model rather than a generic overview of psychedelic science. Its strongest fit is for licensed clinicians and adjacent practitioners who want hands-on, in-person learning with real experiential work, supervision and a community of practice. The lineage is notably rooted in Naropa-style contemplative, somatic and Buddhist-informed psychotherapy, with Jen Fiser and Aviva Bannerman as the best-known faces of the programme.
Best for therapists, prescribers, guides and other practitioners who want intensive, in-person training in ketamine and cannabis-assisted psychotherapy. It will suit people who are comfortable with deep personal process and want a model they can bring into trauma-focused clinical work.
Innate Path welcomes practitioners and students working in psychedelic healing, plus adjacent professions. For the condensed practitioner training, the provider requires a consultation to join, and the training is described as in-person and highly experiential; the site also states that prescriber consultation and medicine costs are separate.
Innate Path says it provides a certificate of hours completed that meets training hour requirements for LPC licensing. It explicitly says there is no established certification process yet for ketamine and cannabis-assisted psychotherapy, and that its training is not a DORA psilocybin facilitator certification programme; it describes itself instead as a source of continuing education for those who need that route later.
The 10-week practitioner training is listed at $4,800. The retreat-style practitioner training is also listed at $4,800 on the registration page and $4,800 in the training page for spring sessions, while the retreat-style page separately describes program cost as $4,800 and notes extra costs for prescriber consultation of about $300 and ketamine of about $60, which are not included.
Learners leave with a certificate of hours completed, practical experience with the Innate Path psycholytic model, and stronger confidence in using ketamine and cannabis-assisted psychotherapy. The training emphasises somatic, psychodynamic, Buddhist science of mind, parts work and attachment-touch work, plus access to supervision pods and further mastery classes for alumni.
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