ON-DEMAND
6 Hours
On-Demand
6 Hours CE Credits
ON-DEMAND
6 Hours
On-Demand
6 Hours CE Credits
ON-DEMAND
6 Hours
On-Demand
6 Hours CE Credits
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Overview
About
Learning Objectives
Continuing Education
Legality
Badges
What to Expect from This Course
This second part of the Introduction to Psychedelic Therapy series deepens your understanding of clinical applications and harm reduction principles across key psychedelic substances. Building on the foundational knowledge established, this course introduces practical frameworks for working with clients.
Learners will explore the Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration (PHRI) model and its application to real-world care. Through focused modules on ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA, participants will gain insight into therapeutic mechanisms, session structure, client preparation, and ethical considerations. The course emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practice, safety, and integration across diverse treatment contexts.
The course includes 6 hours of video content across two in-depth chapters and is entirely self-paced. It serves as the second part of a two-part educational sequence.
Topics Covered
PHRI Fundamentals
Key principles and theoretical underpinnings of the PHRI model
Distinctions between preparation, assessment, and integration
Strategies for applying PHRI in clinical and community settings
Ketamine
Mechanisms of action and subjective effects
Clinical uses of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Ethical, structural, and therapeutic considerations in practice
Psilocybin
Historical and contemporary research foundations
Subjective experience and therapeutic outcomes
Clinical applications and integration into PHRI practices
Comparative perspectives: clinical trials, state-regulated models, and facilitator-led sessions
MDMA
Development and clinical application of MDMA-assisted therapy (MDMA-AT)
Mechanisms of action and psychotherapeutic models
Practical and ethical implications for future mental health integration
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Course Publication & Review Dates
April 14, 2025
Type
On-Demand
Topic Area & Instructional Level
Clinical Practice
Introductory
Who Should Attend? Psychologists, counselors, masters or doctoral level clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, and other medical professionals.
Completion Requirements: To receive a certificate of completion with CE information included students must complete all course sessions and modules, and obtain a score of 75% or higher on course completion quizzes. Upon completion of the course trainees are provided an evaluation form. For on-demand courses (recorded asynchronous distance learning), students will be able to access/download their certificate after marking all modules “complete.”
System Requirements: To access our on-demand classroom, we recommend using a desktop or laptop with the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, and a stable internet connection for the best learning experience.
Financial Support & Conflict of Interest Statements: Fluence pays course trainers for their teaching. There is no other financial support for the development of this course. There is no potential conflict of interest or outside commercial support for this course.
Other: Click here to see our policies on attendance, refunds, grievances, and accessibility. Click here to see our frequently asked questions. Click here to contact us or submit a grievance. For any inquiries related to subject matter guidance, correction, grading, comments, or problem resolution please contact us.
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Overview
About
Learning Objectives
Continuing Education
Legality
Badges
What to Expect from This Course
This second part of the Introduction to Psychedelic Therapy series deepens your understanding of clinical applications and harm reduction principles across key psychedelic substances. Building on the foundational knowledge established, this course introduces practical frameworks for working with clients.
Learners will explore the Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration (PHRI) model and its application to real-world care. Through focused modules on ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA, participants will gain insight into therapeutic mechanisms, session structure, client preparation, and ethical considerations. The course emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practice, safety, and integration across diverse treatment contexts.
The course includes 6 hours of video content across two in-depth chapters and is entirely self-paced. It serves as the second part of a two-part educational sequence.
Topics Covered
PHRI Fundamentals
Key principles and theoretical underpinnings of the PHRI model
Distinctions between preparation, assessment, and integration
Strategies for applying PHRI in clinical and community settings
Ketamine
Mechanisms of action and subjective effects
Clinical uses of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Ethical, structural, and therapeutic considerations in practice
Psilocybin
Historical and contemporary research foundations
Subjective experience and therapeutic outcomes
Clinical applications and integration into PHRI practices
Comparative perspectives: clinical trials, state-regulated models, and facilitator-led sessions
MDMA
Development and clinical application of MDMA-assisted therapy (MDMA-AT)
Mechanisms of action and psychotherapeutic models
Practical and ethical implications for future mental health integration
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Course Publication & Review Dates
April 14, 2025
Type
On-Demand
Topic Area & Instructional Level
Clinical Practice
Introductory
Who Should Attend? Psychologists, counselors, masters or doctoral level clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, and other medical professionals.
Completion Requirements: To receive a certificate of completion with CE information included students must complete all course sessions and modules, and obtain a score of 75% or higher on course completion quizzes. Upon completion of the course trainees are provided an evaluation form. For on-demand courses (recorded asynchronous distance learning), students will be able to access/download their certificate after marking all modules “complete.”
System Requirements: To access our on-demand classroom, we recommend using a desktop or laptop with the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, and a stable internet connection for the best learning experience.
Financial Support & Conflict of Interest Statements: Fluence pays course trainers for their teaching. There is no other financial support for the development of this course. There is no potential conflict of interest or outside commercial support for this course.
Other: Click here to see our policies on attendance, refunds, grievances, and accessibility. Click here to see our frequently asked questions. Click here to contact us or submit a grievance. For any inquiries related to subject matter guidance, correction, grading, comments, or problem resolution please contact us.
More Info
Overview
About
Learning Objectives
Continuing Education
Legality
Badges
What to Expect from This Course
This second part of the Introduction to Psychedelic Therapy series deepens your understanding of clinical applications and harm reduction principles across key psychedelic substances. Building on the foundational knowledge established, this course introduces practical frameworks for working with clients.
Learners will explore the Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration (PHRI) model and its application to real-world care. Through focused modules on ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA, participants will gain insight into therapeutic mechanisms, session structure, client preparation, and ethical considerations. The course emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practice, safety, and integration across diverse treatment contexts.
The course includes 6 hours of video content across two in-depth chapters and is entirely self-paced. It serves as the second part of a two-part educational sequence.
Topics Covered
PHRI Fundamentals
Key principles and theoretical underpinnings of the PHRI model
Distinctions between preparation, assessment, and integration
Strategies for applying PHRI in clinical and community settings
Ketamine
Mechanisms of action and subjective effects
Clinical uses of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)
Ethical, structural, and therapeutic considerations in practice
Psilocybin
Historical and contemporary research foundations
Subjective experience and therapeutic outcomes
Clinical applications and integration into PHRI practices
Comparative perspectives: clinical trials, state-regulated models, and facilitator-led sessions
MDMA
Development and clinical application of MDMA-assisted therapy (MDMA-AT)
Mechanisms of action and psychotherapeutic models
Practical and ethical implications for future mental health integration
Course Badge
Course Publication & Review Dates
April 14, 2025
Type
On-Demand
Topic Area & Instructional Level
Clinical Practice
Introductory
Who Should Attend? Psychologists, counselors, masters or doctoral level clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, and other medical professionals.
Completion Requirements: To receive a certificate of completion with CE information included students must complete all course sessions and modules, and obtain a score of 75% or higher on course completion quizzes. Upon completion of the course trainees are provided an evaluation form. For on-demand courses (recorded asynchronous distance learning), students will be able to access/download their certificate after marking all modules “complete.”
System Requirements: To access our on-demand classroom, we recommend using a desktop or laptop with the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, and a stable internet connection for the best learning experience.
Financial Support & Conflict of Interest Statements: Fluence pays course trainers for their teaching. There is no other financial support for the development of this course. There is no potential conflict of interest or outside commercial support for this course.
Other: Click here to see our policies on attendance, refunds, grievances, and accessibility. Click here to see our frequently asked questions. Click here to contact us or submit a grievance. For any inquiries related to subject matter guidance, correction, grading, comments, or problem resolution please contact us.
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What students have to say about our programs...
I really appreciate Fluence. The trainings and coursework, the literature shared, the community, self-development and insightful explorations have strengthened me as a professional and given such a sense of competence in this evolving space.
Amy Johnson
LCSW
I've been more than thrilled about my experience with Fluence thus far. I am a ketamine-assisted psychotherapist and
continue to learn more information and modalities to incorporate into my practice, from both the instructors and
fellow students.
LAURA HUTCHINS,
LCMHC, LCAS, KAP Consulting
My entire experience with Fluence has been exceptional. The instructors are giants in the psychedelic field, many are active in clinical research and you will see their names in scientific publications.
Stephanie Barss,
FNP, PMHNP, Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy
Certificate Program Advisor
The trainers at Fluence are what continually confirm that I am in the right place. The reverence and honor with which they approach their work is so evident. I have felt a sense of safety
at Fluence that is not present in other organizations I have
trained with or researched, and it is the trainers who create that safety.
Andrea Bigenho,
LPC specialist in Psychedelic Integration
What are students say…
I really appreciate Fluence. The trainings and coursework, the literature shared, the community, self-development and insightful explorations have strengthened me as a professional and given such a sense of competence in this evolving space.
Amy Johnson,
LCSW
What students have to say about our programs...
I really appreciate Fluence. The trainings and coursework, the literature shared, the community, self-development and insightful explorations have strengthened me as a professional and given such a sense of competence in this evolving space.
Amy Johnson,
LCSW
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Authorized provider of continuing education.
Fluence is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
Fluence maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
Authorized provider of continuing education.
Fluence is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
Fluence maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
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