I’m just finishing up my training with IPI. If you are seriously interested in learning, in depth, about working therapeutically with these medicines… you will love this program!:)
@@Kimmy00571 The IPI training is 1 year long, and yes you receive a ceritifate at the end. It's online, however they also have two optional in-person Training Practicums for ketamine and psilocybin respectively. You can find more information here: psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
@carolecolter9369 We're so glad to hear you've had such a wonderful experience! To supplement your training, have you checked out our other courses? psychedelic.support/education/
I have studied psychedelics for over a decade but do not have any formal education. I want to take the training with IPI. Can you please explain the steps to become certified to become an assisted psychedelic healer? Thank you.
Hi @phantasticant, our own courses are approved by the American Psychological Association (APA), but we suggest that you double-check with your own state licensing board to be sure they will accept our courses and to decide what qualification you would like in order to do IPI's program. *From IPI's website:* psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/ "Who Can Apply: You must have an advanced degree in either medicine or mental health in order to apply. If you are an early career mental health or medical professional, we encourage you to apply so we can discuss your situation and evaluate whether this program fits for your level of experience. You may also be interested in the following specific articles on our blog. They provide several pointers on how to become a psychedelic therapist. * psychedelic.support/resources/starting-a-psychedelic-therapy-practice/ * psychedelic.support/resources/start-psychedelic-professional-career/ * psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-therapy-career-guidance/ * psychedelic.support/resources/top-5-psychedelic-jobs-available-today/ * psychedelic.support/resources/co-therapy-team-psychedelic-medicine/ * psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-careers/ * psychedelic.support/resources/10-steps-to-build-a-psychedelic-business-and-a-life-with-purpose/ * psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-training-programs-integrative-psychiatry-institute-ipi-versus-vital/ * psychedelic.support/resources/how-to-become-a-psychedelic-practitioner/ * psychedelic.support/resources/professional-connect-networking-platform-for-psychedelic-healthcare-providers/ * psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-continuing-education/
@123hrojas123 there are such exciting developments in the industry right now! If you're interested in staying up to date with the latest developments, take a look at our blog: psychedelic.support/articles/
Ketamine can be used in a clinical setting as it is not scheduled I, LSD, Psilocybin and Psilocin are schedule I substances and cannot be used in a clinical setting without the approval of the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Hi @find.your.zen_! The IPI training is to get certified as a Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider (PATP), however they also have two optional in-person Training Practicums for ketamine and psilocybin respectively. You can find more information here: psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
Greetings from Bates County, Missouri. I am interested in learning how to become certified for this type of therapy. I am not licensed as a therapist, does that need to be completed before going any further here? Thank you for sharing.
Hi @gbowman9429 and @bassk1000o! For the IPI training specifically, yes, you need to be a licensed health provider, however, as Psychedelic Support we have many other courses accessible to you. *On Psychedelic Support:* psychedelic.support/education/ If you are not a licensed health provider, please select the Completion certificate option at checkout for our courses. The course content is the same as the CE/CME options. The CE/CME options include credits towards Continuing Education (CE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME), which are only applicable to licensed health providers. *From IPI's website:* psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/ "Who Can Apply: You must have an advanced degree in either medicine or mental health in order to apply. If you are an early career mental health or medical professional, we encourage you to apply so we can discuss your situation and evaluate whether this program fits for your level of experience. * Professional Clinical Counselors (LPC) * Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT) * Clinical Psychologists (PhD/PsyD) * Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC) * Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) * Pre-licensed therapists (MA) * Physicians (MD/DO) * Nurse Practitioners (NP)"
I’m just finishing up my training with IPI. If you are seriously interested in learning, in depth, about working therapeutically with these medicines… you will love this program!:)
Hi, im very interested. How long is the program? It’s online? Do you get a certificate in the end?
@@Kimmy00571 The IPI training is 1 year long, and yes you receive a ceritifate at the end. It's online, however they also have two optional in-person Training Practicums for ketamine and psilocybin respectively. You can find more information here: psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
I’m just finishing up my training with IPI. If you are interested in learning, in depth, about how to work in this field you will love this program:)
@carolecolter9369 We're so glad to hear you've had such a wonderful experience! To supplement your training, have you checked out our other courses? psychedelic.support/education/
I have studied psychedelics for over a decade but do not have any formal education. I want to take the training with IPI. Can you please explain the steps to become certified to become an assisted psychedelic healer? Thank you.
Hi @phantasticant, our own courses are approved by the American Psychological Association (APA), but we suggest that you double-check with your own state licensing board to be sure they will accept our courses and to decide what qualification you would like in order to do IPI's program.
*From IPI's website:* psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
"Who Can Apply: You must have an advanced degree in either medicine or mental health in order to apply. If you are an early career mental health or medical professional, we encourage you to apply so we can discuss your situation and evaluate whether this program fits for your level of experience.
You may also be interested in the following specific articles on our blog. They provide several pointers on how to become a psychedelic therapist.
* psychedelic.support/resources/starting-a-psychedelic-therapy-practice/
* psychedelic.support/resources/start-psychedelic-professional-career/
* psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-therapy-career-guidance/
* psychedelic.support/resources/top-5-psychedelic-jobs-available-today/
* psychedelic.support/resources/co-therapy-team-psychedelic-medicine/
* psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-careers/
* psychedelic.support/resources/10-steps-to-build-a-psychedelic-business-and-a-life-with-purpose/
* psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-training-programs-integrative-psychiatry-institute-ipi-versus-vital/
* psychedelic.support/resources/how-to-become-a-psychedelic-practitioner/
* psychedelic.support/resources/professional-connect-networking-platform-for-psychedelic-healthcare-providers/
* psychedelic.support/resources/psychedelic-continuing-education/
What day is all this going to be approved?
@123hrojas123 there are such exciting developments in the industry right now! If you're interested in staying up to date with the latest developments, take a look at our blog: psychedelic.support/articles/
Is this only for ketamine? What about mushroom and LSD
Ketamine can be used in a clinical setting as it is not scheduled I, LSD, Psilocybin and Psilocin are schedule I substances and cannot be used in a clinical setting without the approval of the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Hi @find.your.zen_! The IPI training is to get certified as a Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider (PATP), however they also have two optional in-person Training Practicums for ketamine and psilocybin respectively. You can find more information here: psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
Certificate has no school name,no # ,looks like I can do it by myself, just regular paper with name.
Hi @Julian.Owl.Sedletsky, are you referring to IPI's certification?
Greetings from Bates County, Missouri.
I am interested in learning how to become certified for this type of therapy.
I am not licensed as a therapist, does that need to be completed before going any further here?
Thank you for sharing.
did you ever find out? i have the same question.
@bassk1000o no. I have not. Thank you for asking.
I wish you well in your endeavors.
Hi @gbowman9429 and @bassk1000o! For the IPI training specifically, yes, you need to be a licensed health provider, however, as Psychedelic Support we have many other courses accessible to you.
*On Psychedelic Support:* psychedelic.support/education/
If you are not a licensed health provider, please select the Completion certificate option at checkout for our courses. The course content is the same as the CE/CME options. The CE/CME options include credits towards Continuing Education (CE) and Continuing Medical Education (CME), which are only applicable to licensed health providers.
*From IPI's website:* psychiatryinstitute.com/psychedelicsupport/
"Who Can Apply: You must have an advanced degree in either medicine or mental health in order to apply. If you are an early career mental health or medical professional, we encourage you to apply so we can discuss your situation and evaluate whether this program fits for your level of experience.
* Professional Clinical Counselors (LPC)
* Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFT)
* Clinical Psychologists (PhD/PsyD)
* Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC)
* Clinical Social Workers (LCSW)
* Pre-licensed therapists (MA)
* Physicians (MD/DO)
* Nurse Practitioners (NP)"
@@psychedelicsupport thank you, I am very grateful for your response. I appreciate this. I will explore what you have provided us here. 🙂
It's degrading how we treat any type of consciousness exploration.
@alexanderfarthing6126 We're thrilled to see how the landscape is changing bit by bit for the better!