Trauma-Informed Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

This 4-day program is offered live in-person to give trainees the best opportunity for building community and working together through a challenging and inspiring curriculum. Topic areas include the effects of drug policy and systemic inequality on the provision and practice of psychedelic-assisted therapy, the role of intergenerational trauma and trauma of oppression, and the practitioner’s role in a trauma-informed care model. This program places an emphasis on ethical practice under Oregon’s Measure 109 and development if the practitioner as an agent of positive change in the community.