est. for cliniciansvol. iv · 2026 cohort

Bridging science,
medicine, & healing.

Psychedelic Grand Rounds is a rigorous, ACCME-accredited training program preparing healthcare professionals to safely and ethically practice psychedelic-assisted therapy — grounded in evidence, sharpened by community.

· CME Accredited· Interdisciplinary· Evidence-Based· Hands-On

6,000+

Published studies on psychedelic therapy

64

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

12 mo

Cohort-based curriculum

40 hr

Supervised clinical practicum

§ 01 — Why PGR

A new clinical literacy, taught with the seriousness it deserves.

The therapeutic potential of psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine is no longer fringe — it is an active frontier of psychiatric medicine, supported by thousands of peer-reviewed studies and FDA Breakthrough Therapy designations.

What clinicians need now is not more enthusiasm, but a structured pathway: one that integrates pharmacology, psychotherapy, ethics, and supervised practice into a single coherent training. That is what we built.

"Psychedelic medicine deserves the same rigor we bring to any frontier of care — and the same humility."

— Dr. Maya Chen, Faculty Chair

§ 02 — Curriculum

Four modules. Twelve months. One coherent practice.

Full curriculum →
01Weeks 1–8

Foundations of Psychedelic Medicine

History, neuropharmacology of 5-HT2A and NMDA pathways, clinical evidence, and the regulatory landscape.

02Weeks 9–18

Clinical Assessment & Patient Safety

Screening, contraindications, informed consent, trauma-informed care, and intra-session medical monitoring.

03Weeks 19–32

Therapeutic Frameworks & Facilitation

ACT, CBT, and psychodynamic integration; set and setting; non-directive and somatic facilitation.

04Weeks 33–48

Integration & Advanced Practice

Post-session integration, long-term outcomes, special populations, supervised practicum and capstone.

§ 03 — Formats

How learning happens, week after week.

We blend live convening, recorded depth, and supervised practice — so each clinician graduates with both the theory and the embodied skill of a careful psychedelic facilitator.

Live Grand Rounds

Bi-weekly 90-minute sessions with leading researchers, followed by Q&A and case discussion.

Small Group Seminars

Monthly 2-hour cohorts of ten with case review, skills practice, and faculty consultation.

On-Demand Library

Over 200 recorded lectures, workshops, and expert interviews organized by clinical application.

Supervised Practicum

Structured observation and co-facilitation with approved supervisors. 40-hour requirement.

Annual Symposium

A three-day in-person intensive of experiential workshops, skills labs, and community.

Self-Study & Readings

Curated research summaries and pre-recorded didactics paced to each module.

§ 04 — Who trains with us

01Psychiatrists & Psychologists
02Primary Care Physicians
03Nurses & Nurse Practitioners
04Social Workers & Counselors
05Researchers & Academics
06Palliative Care Specialists

Spring 2026 cohort

Applications close March 1.
The work begins April 7.