Course Overview

We invite you to participate in the examination of the ethical and humane applications of ketamine-assisted therapy (KAP), as well as the expected prospects and obstacles, in order to enhance the effectiveness of trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder treatment. This series aims to facilitate an academic exploration of the utilization of Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) in trauma treatment. Kyle Buller and Veronika Gold will serve as hosts, inviting trauma and KAP professionals from various regions in the United States to engage in discussions, knowledge sharing, and inquiries pertaining to the application of KAP in the context of trauma therapy.

This course is designed for independent study at home, allowing participants to progress through the content at their own pace. Participants will be granted lifetime access to the video lectures, enabling them to revisit and review the course content at their convenience.

You Will Learn:

• The ways in which traumatic transferences might emerge during or after (integration) a KAP session
• About the role of the therapeutic relationship in the treatment of trauma
• What are Relational Approaches to KAP therapy
• How early Attachment Styles manifest in KAP
• Why Somatic Interventions are important for Trauma Therapy with ketamine
• What is ‘inner healing intelligence’ and why this is important in KAP
• What the dosing procedures are in KAP
• How KAP can be effective in the treatment of racial trauma
• How KAP can be incorporated with EMDR therapy
• Who can benefit from KAP therapy and at what point of the therapeutic relationship it can be introduced
• The effects of trauma on consciousness and spirituality