Ketamine Therapy Training

This two-day training for licensed clinicians and experienced interns develops an understanding of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy’s subjective and therapeutic effects from the inside out.

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This program is an opportunity for experiential learning with ketamine that incorporates didactic information with somatically integrated group practice for building safety, understanding intention, tending to set and setting, and fostering integration.

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Participants will work in pairs to directly experience facilitated KAP from the perspective of a sitter and a client. All ketamine sessions will be low dose, and participants may choose between sublingual lozenges or intramuscular routes of administration. Completion of didactic Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy training is a prerequisite for this training.

 

Learning Objectives:

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• Develop psychotherapy skills in the practice of ketamine therapy

• Integrate basic ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) principles with group somatic practice.

• Understand the subjective and therapeutic benefits of ketamine as a tool for psychological development

• Build mindfulness & a sense of inner resourcefulness

 

Faculty:

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Jessica McIninch, PsyD | Christine Schneider, MD

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COVID Safety:  In this experiential KAP training, we balance the need for in-person experiential and training with COVID safety by using a combination of safety protocol.  For questions, please contact jessica@temenos.center. 

 

For questions about the clinical procedures outlined here, contact Jessica at 707-992-5015 or jessica@temenos.center.  

 

It should be noted that enrollment in this training is not a guarantee for acceptance. Should a participant fail to qualify for the training, fees paid for the course will be fully refunded.  

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