Course Provider
Portland Psychotherapy is a Portland, Oregon clinic, research, and training center that integrates psychedelic science into evidence-based clinical practice, conducting clinical trials of MDMA-assisted therapy for social anxiety disorder and offering psychedelic integration services. Their distinctive model funds peer-reviewed research through clinical revenue, resulting in exceptionally well-trained therapists in psychedelic-assisted care.
Portland Psychotherapy looks less like a generic course vendor and more like a research-led clinic that also teaches from its own practice. Its psychedelic training appears best suited to clinicians and other professionals who want evidence-based, ACT-informed psychedelic work rather than a spiritually led or retreat-first model. The lineage is unusually strong for the field, with active research, MAPS-linked MDMA work, and instructors who are established names in ACT and psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Best for licensed clinicians, trainees, and mental health professionals who already value evidence-based psychotherapy and want applied psychedelic education grounded in research and clinical practice. It is less obviously aimed at the curious public or people seeking a consumer-facing retreat.
For some psychedelic-related hiring and training pathways, Portland Psychotherapy states a strong grounding in evidence-based therapy and, in one posting, licensure or Oregon license-eligibility for clinicians. For professional education, it says its TRIPS webinars and workshops are for mental health professionals or students interested in psychedelic-assisted therapy; no universal formal prerequisite is stated on the pages found.
The site clearly offers workshops, classes, and a monthly TRIPS webinar for professionals, but the pages found do not clearly state CE/CME accreditation for the psychedelic offerings. It does note that associates can attend training events free of charge, and that some staff are MAPS-trained or approved consultants in MDMA-assisted therapy.
Pricing was not clearly published on the pages found. The site does say its clinic therapy may be insurance-covered in some cases, and that training events can be free for associates or fellows, but no general tuition figure for psychedelic courses was located.
Learners appear to leave with practical understanding of psychedelic-assisted therapy, integration, harm reduction, and an ACT-based framework for preparation and integration work. For staff and fellows, the pathway can include training exposure to MDMA-assisted therapy, research participation, and access to internal workshops and classes; no standalone certification credential was clearly established in the sources reviewed.
Linked Courses
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Primary Formats
Live Classes, Self-paced
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By Portland Psychotherapy
An introductory live session on psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for clinicians. The course presents essential knowledge for working in a rapidly changing field and is scheduled for a three-hour webinar with two Ph.D. presenters.
Source lists: 3 hours
Delivery: Online
No medicine self-experience listed
By Portland Psychotherapy
Ethical & Legal Considerations in Providing Psychedelic Integration Therapy addresses the burgeoning demand for therapeutic support.
By Portland Psychotherapy
An overview of the research history and current evidence on psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapy. It covers LSD, MDMA, psilocybin, and ketamine, with attention to clinical trials, therapeutic uses, and how this work fits into modern mental health care.
By Portland Psychotherapy
This page describes research conducted by Portland Psychotherapy and the role research plays in the organization’s mission. It notes that a portion of revenue supports research and that projects are reviewed through an independent IRB process.
By Portland Psychotherapy
Portland Psychotherapy’s Research Lab supports scientific research aimed at developing new treatments for people who are suffering. The lab is funded through the provider’s clinical services and includes research funding, space, equipment, staff, and mentoring opportunities.
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