Post-Psychedelic Difficulties Practitioner Directory — Challenging Psychedelic Experiences Project

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Practitioner Code of Conduct

As part of joining this directory, we ask practitioners to confirm agreement with the following principles:

I will not provide psychedelics to people in a destabilised state.
If people come to me with visions or recovered memories of early trauma or childhood abuse, I try to maintain neutrality over whether these visions are genuine memories or not, recognising that they might be literally real or they might be symbolic — and I as the therapist can't know for sure.
If people come to me reporting encounters with "negative entities", I try to maintain metaphysical neutrality over whether such entities are literally real or not.
I try to keep abreast of the latest research on post-psychedelic difficulties.
I will refrain from such statements as "the medicine always knows" or "there's no such thing as a bad trip".
I will try to put the client's needs over any personal need to defend psychedelics or the psychedelic movement.
Where necessary, I will refer clients to alternative support if appropriate.

If you object to any of these and would like to discuss, we're open to a conversation and feedback — email jules@challengingpsychedelicexperiences.com.

I agree to the practitioner code of conduct above. *

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Identity & Contact

Full name *

Country *

State / Province / Region

For countries with state-level licensing (US, Canada, Germany, etc.)

City *

Languages spoken *

Email *

Website URL

Licence / Accreditation / Qualifications

Please tell us about your licence or accreditation. If you hold several, list your primary one — you can add others in the free-text field.

Type of accreditation

Accrediting body

Country of accreditation

Please confirm what applies to your registration:

A formal complaints process is available to clients I am covered to work internationally I engage in regular supervision of my practice My registration requires ongoing CPD (continuing professional development)

Are you in supervision? (additional details if relevant)

Years in practice *

What best describes you? (tick all that apply)

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Training & Approach

Therapeutic modalities

Psychedelic training programmes attended

Harm reduction training attended

Brief description of your approach to post-psychedelic difficulties

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Psychedelic-Specific Experience

Experience treating post-psychedelic difficulties *

Yes No

Experience with integration support for milder difficulties

Yes No

Problems or difficulties you deal with — select all that apply

Drug / medicine specialties — select all that apply

Do you see clients who are currently using psychedelics in their life? *

Yes — happy to work with active users Abstinence preferred but not required Abstinence required Case by case

Personal psychedelic experience?

Yes No Rather not say

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General Clinical Specialties

Diagnoses or problems treated (free list)

Groups served — select all that apply

Session formats — select all that apply

Individual Group Couples / relationship Family

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Access & Availability

Do you see clients online? *

Yes No

Do you see clients in person?

Yes No

Estimated wait time (weeks)

Is a referral required? *

Yes No

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Cost & Insurance

Cost per session — min

Cost per session — max

Currency

Sliding scale available Pro bono available Free introductory call Insurance accepted Medicaid / Medicare accepted

Insurance providers accepted

Insurance countries

Post-Psychedelic Difficulties Practitioner Directory Therapists, counsellors & psychiatrists supporting recovery from post-psychedelic difficulties

Practitioner Code of Conduct

Identity & Contact

Licence / Accreditation / Qualifications

Training & Approach

Psychedelic-Specific Experience

General Clinical Specialties

Access & Availability

Cost & Insurance

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