Training Psychedelic Therapists
Access to therapists is critical to the adoption of psychedelic-assisted therapy, and ensuring market access is crucial for the industry to realise its potential.
A shortage of trained therapists has been cited as an obstacle to the scalability of psychedelic healthcare, with organisations creating therapist training programmes and protocols to expand patient access.
Over 800 healthcare practitioners have undergone MAPS’ therapist training programme, with the organisation hoping to train 20,000 psychedelic-assisted therapists by the end of the decade.
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