Scholarship · Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy / Mental Health

Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Scholarship — Ketamine Training Center

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Amount
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Program type
Scholarship
Field
Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy / Mental Health
Eligible career stages
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About this program

The Ketamine Training Center, supported by the Ketamine Research Foundation, the Trauma Research Foundation and private donors, offers a donation-funded BIPOC scholarship to subsidize attendance at its ketamine-assisted psychotherapy training programs, with each program providing varying award amounts and a minimum 25% tuition reduction. Eligible applicants must be licensed practitioners and identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color, with the program designed to increase access and provide ongoing support through the Ketamine Psychotherapy Associates membership. Applicants must complete the standard program application (and pay the application fee), then submit the separate scholarship application; accepted applicants are notified after review and the Center can assist with team-building and identifying prescribing physicians if needed.

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