A Professional Training Program
Transforming Personal Experience Into Ethical Clinical Practice
A rigorous, ethically grounded training in psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration for licensed mental health professionals ready to step into this expanding field.
The Field
"We are witnessing a paradigm shift in mental health care — and trained, ethical clinicians are the bridge."
Psilocybin and MDMA have received FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation. Ketamine-assisted therapy is in active clinical use. Several U.S. states have moved to legalize guided psychedelic experiences. The science is advancing — and so is the demand for clinicians who understand it.
The Clinician's Journey was created for mental health professionals who sense something powerful is unfolding in this field — and who want to engage with it thoughtfully, skillfully, and ethically.
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Your Guide
Britt is a licensed mental health professional with deep roots in both clinical practice and the emerging field of psychedelic-assisted care. Her own journey into this work began with a recognition that traditional modalities, as powerful as they are, leave significant gaps for clients facing treatment-resistant depression, complex trauma, and profound existential distress.
With specialized training in psychedelic-assisted therapy, somatic approaches, and integration frameworks, Britt developed The Clinician's Journey to share what she's learned — and to help other clinicians engage with this work from a place of grounding, ethics, and genuine clinical competency.
She brings warmth, rigor, and hard-won practical wisdom to this training. Her approach honors both the science and the mystery of consciousness-expanding work.
The Training
A structured path from foundational knowledge to clinical readiness — grounded in evidence, ethics, and embodied practice.
History, pharmacology, neuroscience of non-ordinary states, and the current research landscape across psilocybin, MDMA, ketamine, and related compounds.
Legal landscape across jurisdictions, contraindications, professional boundaries, informed consent, and navigating grey areas with clarity and integrity.
Therapeutic alliance building, client preparation protocols, intention-setting frameworks, and the evidence-based factors that meaningfully shape psychedelic outcomes.
Roles during active sessions, non-directive presence, working with difficult material, somatic support, and how to hold space through challenging experiences.
Evidence-based integration frameworks, somatic processing, meaning-making, creative modalities, and building a sustainable integration practice for clients.
Trauma-informed approaches, working with diverse communities, clinical contraindications, harm reduction principles, and culturally responsive care.
Self-work as an ethical imperative, supervision models, maintaining boundaries, preventing burnout, and why your inner life is foundational to this work.
Legal pathways, referral networks, documentation standards, communicating your specialization, advocacy in the field, and your next steps after completion.
Eligibility
This training is designed for clinicians who are already practicing and licensed — and who want to responsibly expand into psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration support.
You don't need prior knowledge of psychedelics. You need your license, your clinical skills, and your curiosity.
What You'll Receive
A professional certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy & Integration to share with clients, colleagues, and referral sources.
Designed to satisfy continuing education requirements across major licensing bodies (CE/CME approval pending).
Ongoing access to a cohort of like-minded clinicians for case consultation, peer supervision, and professional support.
Clinical tools, integration templates, research summaries, and curated readings — materials you can use immediately in practice.
A clear model for ethical decision-making, client screening, and working at the edges of your scope with confidence.
Return to the materials as the field evolves. Updates and new modules are added as research advances — yours, always.
Begin Your Journey
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The next cohort begins soon. Space is intentionally limited to maintain the quality of community and learning.
Questions? Reach Britt at thecliniciansjourney@gmail.com · (949) 414-6196