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Sapience

US-based ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic and clinician training organization offering KAP client sessions, clinician training, and wellness retreats while building an intentional community of practitioners interested in expanded states of consciousness and psychedelic medicine. Sapience is actively expanding into MDMA- and psilocybin-assisted therapy as federal regulatory frameworks allow, with plans to grow its education and research arms.

ProfessionalHybridMid costPsychedelic-assisted therapy trainingIntegration trainingRetreat / immersiveContinuing educationLicensed cliniciansAspiring practitionersFacilitators

Blossom’s read

Sapience sits in the practitioner-facing, clinically grounded end of the psychedelic training field, with a clear emphasis on ketamine-assisted psychotherapy rather than a broad commercial wellness offer. It is best for licensed and pre-licensed mental health professionals who want hands-on exposure to KAP, alongside an organisation that also runs client care, integration support and small retreats. The team blends medical and psychotherapy credentials, and their public-facing tone centres ethics, access and community rather than spectacle.

Who is Sapience for?

Best suited to licensed and pre-licensed mental health professionals, particularly clinicians looking for practical ketamine-assisted psychotherapy training, consultation and a route into supervised psychedelic work. It also fits practitioners who value a community-oriented, trauma-informed setting.

What do you need before you start?

The one-day experiential KAP training is for licensed and pre-licensed mental health professionals. The BIPOC clinicians programme is for clinicians of colour and includes an interview step; the retreat programmes require medical and psychological evaluation before acceptance.

Is Sapience accredited?

Sapience states that its one-day experiential KAP training is approved by CIIS to fulfil the CPTR Applied Learning Objective. The site does not publish broader formal accreditation, CME or CE credit details for its trainings.

How much does it cost?

Sapience publishes individual programme pricing rather than a single training tuition. The one-day experiential clinician training costs $650. The BIPOC clinicians retreat is offered on sliding-scale pricing of $450, $650 or $850. The couples ketamine retreat is $4,300 and includes medical and psych evaluation, medicine prescriptions, the retreat curriculum and most meals, while room and board is separate.

What do you walk away with?

Learners gain a working introduction to ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, including screening, safety, preparation, conducting sessions and integration. Sapience also offers clinicians access to collaboration with its prescribers after training, and its retreat formats are designed to build practical experience and professional community.

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Provider Focus Areas

Ketamine Therapy (3)Facilitation & Guiding (3)Integration (3)Clinical & Medical (3)Legal, Ethics & Policy (2)

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