A curated set of training programs whose graduates appear in credible directories. Integration therapy is the work of making sense of a psychedelic experience in the weeks and months after, and is the single strongest non-drug predictor of outcome in the 2025 meta-analysis.
Fluence is one of the largest psychedelic-integration therapist training programs in the US (8,000+ trained). Their public, searchable directory lists credentialed graduates with profiles, badges, and location filters.
Vetted network of therapists, coaches, and physicians with explicit psychedelic-literate practice; searchable by state, specialty, and insurance status.
One of the earliest formal KAP training programs. Their trainee-network lookup identifies licensed clinicians offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.
Lykos / MAPS-trained clinicians. Because MDMA is not FDA-approved (the August 2024 NDA was rejected), this points to providers trained in the MAPS protocol for expanded-access or future approved use.
MDMA-assisted therapy is not currently a legal clinical service in the US; trained providers are primarily in trials and training roles.
CIIS runs the longest-running psychedelic-therapist certificate program in the US. Graduates are listed via alumni networks on the program site.
The broadest US therapist-search tool. Filter by "Psychedelic integration" as a specialty, plus state, insurance, and modality. Quality of listing varies; verify credentials independently.
In December 2024, the Naropa Center for Psychedelic Studies transitioned into the independent Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts. Alumni of the Naropa Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies (2022-2024 cohorts) and the Psilocybin Facilitator Training program represent a contemplative-tradition-rooted community of trained facilitators.
Program link points to the Naropa archive page; current training work continues at Memoru.
Physician-led training program with a provider directory spanning ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and broader psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Coaching network that pairs clients with integration facilitators. Coaching is not therapy; this is appropriate for non-clinical integration support but does not substitute for a licensed mental-health professional.
Coaches are not licensed therapists; use alongside, not instead of, clinical care when indicated.
Sage Integrative Health (Berkeley/Oakland) runs the Integral Psychedelic Therapy Training program, which covers ketamine-assisted therapy; sister non-profit Alchemy Community Therapy Center runs a seven-week KAT provider training program for licensed clinicians. Graduates span a growing Bay Area KAT provider community.
Integration is not a vague spiritual concept. In the published research it refers to a set of structured practices in the 1–12 weeks after a psychedelic session that help a participant translate the experience into durable behavior change. The Bathje et al. (2022) framework operationalizes it across seven domains — cognitive, emotional, physical, relational, spiritual, behavioral, and social/environmental. See the full integration therapy guide for the framework in detail.