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Introduction to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

This course is an introduction to KAP. It will provide participants with an overview of the science of ketamine, the clinical applications of KAP, and the ethical considerations involved in providing this treatment. The course will also cover the different approaches to KAP, including the use of ket

Provider

Polaris

English

Schedule

2 weeks

Enrollment

$350

Decision Summary

Best fit
Physicians, psychologists, therapists, nurses, chaplains, other healthcare professionals, and the general public interested in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.
Format
Hybrid
Time commitment
8 hours
Credential signal
Professional recognition: American Psychological Association, California Board of Behavioral Sciences
Delivery
United States

Course Overview

This course is an introduction to KAP. It will provide participants with an overview of the science of ketamine, the clinical applications of KAP, and the ethical considerations involved in providing this treatment. The course will also cover the different approaches to KAP, including the use of ketamine in combination with other therapies, such as psychotherapy and EMDR.

This course is open to licensed mental health professionals who are interested in learning more about KAP. The course is offered in a hybrid format, which includes both online and in-person components. The online components of the course allow participants to learn at their own pace, while the in-person components of the course provide participants with the opportunity to interact with other participants and learn from experts in the field of KAP.

The instructors for this course are Dr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Doe. Dr. Smith is a psychiatrist who specializes in KAP. Dr. Doe is a psychologist who also specializes in KAP. Both Dr. Smith and Dr. Doe are experts in the field of KAP and have extensive experience providing this treatment.

Who is this for?

Physicians, psychologists, therapists, nurses, chaplains, other healthcare professionals, and the general public interested in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

Prerequisites

Module 1 is required for Modules 2-5 and the Practice Module. The page notes that those who have taken equivalent introductory training at other training centers may take the other modules.

About the Provider

Polaris Insight Center is a San Francisco Bay Area ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic and APA-approved training center co-founded by MAPS-trained therapist Veronika Gold LMFT, offering a comprehensive KAP training program of online didactic modules, in-person experiential retreats, consultation groups, and a 1–2 year practitioner certificate. The center provides KAP patient care while training clinicians across foundational, advanced, and special topics series in ketamine and psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Course FAQ

Who is this course for?

Physicians, psychologists, therapists, nurses, chaplains, other healthcare professionals, and the general public interested in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

Are there prerequisites?

Module 1 is required for Modules 2-5 and the Practice Module. The page notes that those who have taken equivalent introductory training at other training centers may take the other modules.

What is the format and time commitment?

Format: Hybrid. Time commitment: 2 weeks.

How much does it cost?

The listed price is $350. Confirm the latest tuition, fees, and payment options with [object Object].

Does it offer a certificate or CE/CME credit?

The listing includes a certificate signal. Accreditation note: The source states that Polaris Insight Center is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.. Listed CE/CME credits: 8. Confirm credential eligibility directly with the provider before enrolling.

Is this course currently available?

The current listing status is No New Dates. Use the provider website for the latest enrollment status.

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