Trainings, Workshops, and Offerings

A grounding introduction to ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and the wider psychedelic landscape — where this work comes from, what the medicine actually does, and why it is being called a breakthrough treatment.

We begin with the Indigenous roots of healing in non-ordinary states of consciousness and trace psychedelics through modern psychiatry. From there we look closely at ketamine itself: its neurobiology, what it treats, who it is and is not a good fit for, and what a session actually looks like from the inside.

Clients rarely arrive without fear. This module is about meeting those fears honestly — and about what to actually do when a dosing session becomes difficult.

We work through the concerns clients most often raise about healing with substances, look at how each one tends to play out in reality, and build practical responses. We also reframe the 'bad trip': what the research says about challenging experiences, and how to stay useful to a client who is inside one.

Outcomes in this work are shaped long before the medicine is taken. This module treats preparation as a clinical skill in its own right.

We cover medical and mental health screening, informed consent around the use of touch, and how to recognize bypassing and avoidance early. Then we get practical about preparing the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — including intention setting, managing expectations, emotion regulation, and practices for going inward.

Integration is where insight becomes change, and it is the part of this work most often under-resourced.

We explore how to process a session in the days that follow — meaning making, parts work, ego and sense of self, symbology — alongside a needed word of caution about trauma 'memories' surfacing during dosing. We close on the real goal: helping clients find medicine in the life all around them, and holding steady through the destabilizing stretches of healing.

Doing this work with integrity means walking the path ourselves. This module turns the lens around, onto the practitioner.

We look at the wounded healer — how our own material gets activated, transference and countertransference, over-identification and overfunctioning, and the boundaries that keep this work safe. We take an honest look at shadow and blind spots, at what happens when things go very wrong in this field, and at why we need to hold ourselves to a higher standard than the industry currently does.

An advanced module on facilitation as an art — the elements of Indigenous healing wisdom and ceremony that shape a medicine space, and what it takes to hold one with presence.

We cover setting the tone in preparation, working with energy in the room, building an altar, music as medicine and why the playlist matters, invocation and honoring the medicine, and how to close a circle well. Throughout, the emphasis is on relationship rather than consumption.

A practical tour of the therapeutic modalities that pair most naturally with healing in non-ordinary states — core concepts and concrete interventions you can bring into preparation, dosing support, and integration.

This module is not yet scheduled. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as a date is set.

A deeper exploration of the cultures, communities, and tribes that have worked with plant medicines for healing — and of how that lineage has been both drawn upon and exploited by modern psychiatry.

We sit with the lessons of that history and ask what it means to blend traditional healing wisdom with modern practice in KAP and licensed psilocybin facilitation. Not yet scheduled — join the waitlist to hear first.

Where psychedelics actually stand in the United States right now — legally, politically, and practically — and how to make sense of a landscape that shifts month to month.

We untangle decriminalization from legalization, look at the federal picture and the effort to reschedule, walk through which states have licensure programs and what they require, and consider where the movement is heading and how to get involved.

Sound is one of the oldest technologies of healing. This module looks at why music matters so much in psychedelic work, and how to use it deliberately rather than as background.

We explore icaros and music as medicine and spirit, sound as catharsis and energy mover, the surprising value of a 'bad' song during dosing, the role of music in ceremony, and the craft of building playlists for KAP and psychedelic sessions.

How psychedelics have been used — and misused — in the United States, and how that history shaped the psychedelic renaissance we are living through now.

From psychiatry and underground healing to MKUltra, the War on Drugs, and modern psychedelic churches. We close on recognizing red flags: cults, narcissism, false shamanism, and the role of ego in psychedelic healing culture. Not yet scheduled — join the waitlist.

All five Core Foundational modules at a reduced rate — ten hours of training that build on each other in sequence, from first principles through preparation, integration, and the practitioner's own inner work.

Purchased once, good for all five scheduled sessions. Booked individually these modules total $1,750.

Pick any three modules from the Advanced Practitioner and Supplemental tracks — mix and match freely across both — for $900 instead of $1,050.

Useful if you have already completed foundational training elsewhere and want to go deeper in specific directions rather than working through a full curriculum.