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Educational platform co-founded by Dr. Will Van Derveer and Keith Kurlander that trains therapists, physicians, and nurses in psychedelic-assisted therapy through a year-long online program taught by 50+ experts including Robin Carhart-Harris, Michael Pollan, and Rick Doblin. IPI's curriculum covers evidence-based protocols for PTSD, depression, and anxiety, and partners with the Usona Institute and MAPS to prepare clinicians for emerging MDMA- and psilocybin-assisted treatments.
IPI sits in the better-established, clinician-facing end of the psychedelic training market rather than the consumer or retreat space. Its strength seems to be a broad, evidence-led curriculum with serious names from research and practice, plus a clear bias towards helping licensed professionals work safely with ketamine now and prepare for wider MDMA and psilocybin access later. The main caveat is that its own site makes clear the Level I certification is not an approved pathway for Colorado or Oregon licensure, so it is best thought of as a professional development credential rather than a regulatory one.
Best suited to licensed clinicians and medically trained professionals who want structured, practical training in psychedelic-assisted therapy, especially those already seeing trauma, depression, anxiety, or treatment-resistant patients. It may also suit pre-licensed therapists and other mental health professionals who meet the entry criteria and want to build competence before clinical rollout.
Applicants are asked whether they hold one of these credentials: LPC, LMFT, PhD/PsyD, LCSW, MA pre-licensed therapist, M.Div. chaplain, MD/DO, PA, or NP. The site frames it as for seasoned mental health professionals, and the application process includes a screening call to assess fit.
The programme states it is anticipating approval of 20 CE/CME credits for the asynchronous Foundations of Psychedelic Therapy portion. The site also says the Level I certification is not an approved training for licensure under Colorado DORA or Oregon Health Authority natural medicine rules.
The listed tuition for the Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Training is $6,000 regular, with an early registration discount of $3,500, and payment plans may be available after a discovery call. The programme includes 140 hours of learning, 55 hours of live virtual sessions, and access to a private community portal; the programme overview also says content access lasts 2 years after completion.
Learners are positioned to earn an IPI Psychedelic Therapy Level I Certification and to build core competencies in psychedelic-assisted therapy, including protocols, dosing, integration, ethics, therapeutic process, and work with ketamine, MDMA and psilocybin frameworks. The training is also presented as a pathway to greater confidence in clinical practice and to joining IPI’s provider community.
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Self-paced, Hybrid
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By IPI
This course discusses ketamine in psychotherapy through the lens of integrative psychiatry and treatment-resistant depression. It focuses on the default mode network, depression, and how ketamine may create an opening for change alongside broader therapeutic support.
By IPI
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Source lists: 125 hours
Delivery: Online
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By IPI
An integrative psychiatry program focused on current research and approaches to treatment resistance. The page provided is a thank-you page and does not include detailed course content.
Source lists: 140 hours
Delivery: Online
Includes medicine self-experience
By IPI
An alumni program for graduates of the IPI Integrative Psychiatry Fellowship. It focuses on integrative psychiatry practice, including evidence-based natural and pharmaceutical approaches to mental illness.
Delivery: Online
By IPI
This online CME training covers ketamine treatment for mental health conditions and pain syndromes. It is designed for clinicians who want a structured overview of ketamine protocols, administration routes, aftercare, and practice development.
Source lists: 50 hours
Delivery: Self-paced + Online
By IPI
The IPI Online Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Training is a year-long program designed for therapists, physicians, nurses, and other allied mental healthcare professionals who want to expand their skill set in psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Source lists: 140 hours
Delivery: Online
By IPI
IPI Programs Overview summarizes the institute’s training options in integrative psychiatry. It presents programs focused on evidence-based natural and pharmaceutical approaches for clinicians working to address root causes of mental illness.
Source lists: 125 hours
Delivery: Online
By IPI
Year-long psychedelic-assisted therapy training for mental health professionals seeking structured education in the clinical use of psychedelics. The program is described as a certified training with CME credit support.
Source lists: 140 hours
Delivery: Self-paced + Online
Includes medicine self-experience
By IPI
This course introduces integrative psychiatry approaches for depression, anxiety, and ADHD in children and adults. It focuses on remedies and methods that are often overlooked in conventional healthcare.
Delivery: Online
By IPI
This course covers psilocybin-assisted therapy for existential distress in cancer patients, including the study rationale, participant selection, preparation, dosing-session support, and integration. It also discusses the historical and cultural context of psychedelics and the role of the therapist in supporting inner-
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