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Ready to build a solid foundation in psychedelic therapy?

Our next session of Essentials of Psychedelic Therapy begins this April, taught by Fluence faculty Dominique Morisano, PhD

This 6-week training is the starting point for all Fluence certificate programs and has supported more than 8,000 therapists in expanding their clinical practice. You’ll learn the core principles of psychedelic therapy, including how to apply preparation, support, and integration skills within your professional scope.

If you're looking for a structured, evidence-informed entry point into this emerging field, this is where to start.

Join us this month and experience Fluence’s approach firsthand.

Enroll here: https://hubs.li/Q04bZ5xg0

Psychedelic therapy is moving closer to widespread clinical use, but one major challenge remains: there aren’t yet enough well-trained therapists to support a safe rollout.

That’s part of why we built Fluence Sync.

Sync is a purpose-built platform designed to help sponsors, trainers, and administrators manage complex training programs for psychedelic therapy. It allows teams to track trainee progress, organize training data, and coordinate across sites, languages, and time zones.

The platform grew out of years of running large-scale training programs and seeing the limits of generic systems—fragmented data, manual workflows, and limited visibility. Sync was designed from the ground up to support the real operational needs of clinical trials and therapy training.

Today, Sync powers all of Fluence’s clinical trial and B2B training programs, helping our partners train and certify therapists at scale.

Send us an email at [email protected] to learn how your team could benefit from Fluence Sync.

Our March newsletter went out yesterday.

If it didn’t make it to your inbox, you can read the full issue on our LinkedIn here: https://hubs.li/Q045BzJR0

This month, we’re welcoming a new member to the Fluence team and exploring the legislative horizons shaping the future of psychedelic therapy at both the state and federal levels. We also announce an upcoming webinar where we’ll take a deeper look at what these policy developments mean for clinicians and the field at large.

Staying informed is part of practicing responsibly in a rapidly evolving landscape. We hope you’ll take a few minutes to catch up and join us for the conversation.

Enrollment is closing soon for our Spring 2026 professional certificate programs.

Essentials of Psychedelic Therapy begins February 26, and this is the final week to enroll. Completing Essentials is required to join our Psilocybin Facilitation and Psychedelic Harm Reduction & Integration certificate programs this spring.

Join over 8,000 clinicians who have built foundational skills in psychedelic therapy with Fluence. Secure your spot before this cohort fills.

Enroll now: https://hubs.li/Q043Hgbr0

Legislation is shaping the future of psychedelic therapy, often faster than clinicians can keep up.

On March 19 at 1:00 PM ET, join Fluence for Legislative Horizons in Psychedelic Therapy: What Clinicians Need to Know, a live conversation with Taylor West, Executive Director of the Healing Advocacy Fund. We’ll discuss the New Mexico psilocybin program, emerging state-level policy efforts, and how therapists can prepare for a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

This session will be live on Zoom and will not be recorded, so attendance is the only way to participate.

Register here: https://hubs.ly/Q042XM1Q0

If you’re curious about integrating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy into your clinical work, our new blog breaks down the legal, clinical, and ethical foundations every provider should understand. Explore the post here: https://hubs.li/Q0407hGY0

We’ll be publishing more content like this on a consistent schedule, visit the News section on our site to stay informed on trends, training opportunities, and practice insights.

We’re thrilled to see Jayne Gumpel, LCSW featured in the January/February 2026 issue of Psychotherapy Networker with her thoughtful piece, “Turning Your Session Notes into Meaningful Art.” Jayne’s article highlights how therapeutic presence, creativity, and attention to the everyday details of clinical work can deepen connection and understanding, principles that sit at the heart of effective psychotherapy.

In our Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Certificate Program, Jayne brings this same depth of relational skill into the emerging field of psychedelic care, where preparation, attunement, and integration are essential for meaningful and lasting outcomes. If you are committed to relational, reflective, and evidence-informed practice, this is an opportunity to learn directly from an experienced clinician helping shape the future of the field.

Read the full article in Psychotherapy Networker and explore how creative clinical reflection can enrich your work:

Turning Your Session Notes into Meaningful Art Poetry has the power to move clients and therapists from cognition to resonance—and support rapid transformation.