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Psychedelic Coalition for Health is a U.S.-based psychedelic medicine education, training, and advocacy project led by clinicians Lauren Taus and Nicholas Brüss. Its public-facing work is centered on licensed health professionals, with Los Angeles-based in-person training and virtual programming that can reach a broader audience. The organization presents itself as serving clinicians and people interested in psychedelic health and well-being. PCH offers psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration training, a virtual psychedelic medicine symposium, and continuing education programming. Its site says the group advocates for psychedelic health and happiness, supports science over stigma, and includes equity-oriented scholarship offerings for training participants. The coalition also frames its work around responsible implementation of psychedelic medicine and education on current research and clinical practice.
Psychedelic Coalition for Health is a clinician-facing education and advocacy project with a clear MAPS-adjacent lineage through its founders, Lauren Taus and Nicholas Brüss. It sits in the more practice-oriented end of the field rather than the academic or retreat space, with a particular emphasis on ketamine, integration, and responsible clinical implementation. The tone is grounded and professional, and it is best suited to licensed health professionals who want psychedelic-assisted therapy competencies rather than a general-interest introduction.
Best for licensed clinicians and other health professionals who want structured training in psychedelic-assisted therapy, integration, and ketamine-assisted practice. The virtual symposium is broader and is open to a general audience interested in psychedelic medicine and well-being.
The in-person professional training requires applicants to have an advanced degree in mental health or medicine. The provider says early career mental health or medical professionals may apply and discuss fit for their level of experience.
The in-person training offers 50 CE credits for mental health professionals, and the site also references continuing education credit of up to 60 CE in its training materials. CE credits for psychologists are provided through the Spiritual Competency Academy, which is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The CE page also notes acceptance guidance for California behavioural health licences and California nursing credentials.
PCH does not publish a single fixed price for the training in one place, but the training page shows tuition of $4,000 for mental health professionals and $5,000 for physicians on one cohort listing, and another cohort listing with $5,000 for clinicians and $6,000 for physicians. The training includes the virtual symposium, and if a trainee has already paid for the symposium, that amount is applied to tuition. Tuition does not include accommodation, meals, or CE fees. The symposium itself is listed at $175 regular rate, with a $100 student or military rate, and CE for the symposium carries an additional $75 fee.
Learners are meant to leave with core competencies for psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration, plus practical preparation for ketamine-assisted therapy and future legal work with MDMA and psilocybin. The stated outcome is clinical confidence, integration skills, and a professional network for more integrative care.
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