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Rainfall Medicine is a ketamine and consciousness centre in Portland, Oregon. Its website says it provides ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, IV and IM ketamine, sublingual ketamine lozenges, ketamine couples therapy, and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. It also offers training for practitioners in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and group KAP.
Rainfall Medicine sits in the clinical ketamine-and-KAP end of the psychedelic training field, with a strong practitioner-facing offer rather than a broad public curriculum. Its reputation is anchored in the founder’s long clinical background in emergency and addiction medicine, plus explicit links to Polaris Insight Center, the Ketamine Training Center and MAPS. It looks best suited to clinicians who want hands-on, medically supervised ketamine training with a retreat element, rather than a purely academic certificate.
Best for licensed clinicians and spiritual care professionals who already work, or want to work, with ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and group-based psychedelic care. It also suits practitioners looking for experiential, retreat-style learning rather than a classroom-only course.
For the group KAP training, Rainfall Medicine states that participants should be licensed therapists, psychiatrists, physicians, chaplains, or clinical providers, with prior KAP or group facilitation experience depending on the module. The experiential retreat asks for a relevant clinical licence, a completed introductory KAP training or equivalent, an application, medical screening, and in some cases evidence of substantial KAP or group-meeting experience.
Rainfall Medicine offers optional continuing education credits for at least some group KAP modules. The provider does not publish formal institutional accreditation or a third-party certification tied to the training, and the retreat pages frame the programme as practitioner development rather than a regulated credential.
Pricing is published by programme rather than as one single fee. The Group KAP modules are listed at $425 each, with an additional $79 for optional CEs, and the in-person retreat is listed at $4,000 including a $250 application fee. The Ketamine-Assisted Compassion Training retreat uses a sliding scale, with Benefactor at $2,900 and Sustainer at $2,450, plus a separate $300 medical screening.
Learners walk away with practical competence in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, group facilitation, medical screening, safety, preparation and integration, depending on the course. The training is aimed at helping clinicians or facilitators become more confident in holding ketamine-based sessions and, for some offerings, in leading group KAP.
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