Check out the upcoming courses below and sign up to be notified when registration opens if you aren't already on our list. CEs  are available for nurses, social workers, psychologists and physical therapists, depending on state. CME Course: Integrating Ketamine Therapy into Palliative Care: Evidence, Protocols, and Practice - Next Cohort - Fall 2026 This four-session CME course is designed for ketamine providers seeking to establish or expand their practice into palliative and end-of-life care. Participants will learn evidence-based approaches to dosing, protocols, patient assessment, and integration while gaining practical guidance on regulatory, legal, and practice management essentials. Taught by experienced clinicians and experts in pharmacology, medicine, nursing, and law, this training equips providers with the knowledge and tools to deliver safe, ethical, and compassionate ketamine care. Delving Deep into the Medicines: Responsible Dosing for End of LIfe Care - October 2026 One of our most popular courses! When it comes to psychedelic work with those facing the end of life, questions around dosing and stacking often go unanswered. This three-hour workshop offers a practical, in-depth exploration of psychedelic medicine use in end-of-life care. Led by two experienced facilitators, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of psilocybin, ketamine, MDMA, 5-MeO-DMT, and other relevant medicines. Designed for guides, clinicians, and caregivers ready to go beyond the basics, this course will help you dose responsibly, especially when working with the unique complexities of end-of-life care. Cannabis Therapy for End of Life, Summer 2026 Cannabis at end of life has proven to offer anti-anxiety, inflammatory soothing and sleep enhancing properties.  Finding the right strain can take experimentation to elicit response since everyone’s Endocannabinoid system is different and depend on the disease process and metabolism issues. Not only this, but in last days and vigil periods, a little cannabis can also be good for the entire family to accentuate the peace and help create a spiritual cocoon around the patient instead of stress and anxiety. This course will provide a basic tutorial on cannabis and how best to use it in the care for those toward the end of life. Understanding Grief and Loss for Psychedelic Practitioners: Foundational Concepts and Applications in Individual and Group Work, Winter 2027

This four-session online course begins by building a grounded foundation in understanding grief itself, how it unfolds across the brain, body, relationships, and lived experience, before expanding into applications within psychedelic practice and group work. Through didactic teaching, case discussion, interactive exercises, reflection, and modeled facilitation, participants will have opportunities to connect the material to both their personal experience and professional practice.

iSpiritual Dimensions for Psychedelic Practitioners, Winter 2027, 

Designed for practitioners working, or seeking to work, at the intersection of psychedelic care, serious illness, and end-of-life support, this 3 session online and interactive course provides a practical foundation in spiritual assessment, meaning-making, and spiritually responsive care. Through teaching, reflection, discussion, and experiential exercises, participants will develop core spiritual care competencies that can be immediately applied within psychedelic, palliative, hospice, and end-of-life settings.

Led by Buddhist chaplain, hospice nurse, and psychedelic facilitator Rhiana Wiggins, this three-session course explores how practitioners can recognize, accompany, and support the spiritual excavation that often unfolds during these profound experiences. Mindfulness, Microdosing, and Dementia, Winter 2027 As interest in psychedelic medicine continues to grow, questions are emerging about whether carefully designed microdosing approaches may offer meaningful support for people living with cognitive impairment and for the caregivers who walk beside them. This workshop provides a thoughtful, evidence-informed framework for exploring these questions through the combined lenses of mindfulness, compassionate end-of-life care, and practical protocol design. Led by mindfulness teacher, author, and microdosing educator Lauren Alderfer, this interactive 3 hour workshop combines presentation, experiential learning, guided mindfulness practice, and discussion. Participants will develop a practical understanding of mindfulness as an approach to end-of-life care while learning Lauren's Microdosing Protocol for individuals with mild to moderate cognitive impairment and her companion Microdosing+ Protocol designed specifically to support caregivers.