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What are you looking for?
Different situations call for different directories. Select what fits you and we'll surface the most relevant resources.
Integration support
I've had an experience and want help making sense of it
Ketamine therapy
I want legal ketamine treatment available right now
Licensed psilocybin
Oregon or Colorado — I want access to licensed services
MDMA therapy
I have PTSD and want to explore MDMA therapy options
Retreat prep & follow-up
Planning an international retreat, need prep and integration support
For integration support: start with Psychedelic Support or Fluence
Integration therapists work with people who've had experiences in any context — clinical, ceremonial, or unplanned. Psychedelic Support and the Fluence directory below have the largest pools of integration-trained therapists. Many offer telehealth so location isn't a barrier. The MAPS Integration List is particularly strong for MDMA and trauma-focused work. If the experience was difficult or destabilizing, contact Fireside Project first — free peer support available right now by call or text.
For ketamine therapy: we have a dedicated page with 24 vetted US clinics
Ketamine is legal everywhere, works in hours not weeks, and Spravato is covered by many insurance plans. Our Ketamine Centers page lists 24 vetted US clinics across 8 regions with insurance guidance and cost breakdowns. For individual KAP therapists, the Fluence directory below specializes in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy providers.
For licensed psilocybin: use the official government directories below
Oregon and Colorado are the only US states with licensed psilocybin services. The Oregon OHA Licensee Directory and Colorado DORA Facilitator Lookup in the Government Lookups section below are the official state sources — every facilitator there has passed background checks, completed approved training, and holds an active license. Always cross-reference any Oregon or Colorado facilitator in these databases.
For MDMA therapy: clinical trials are currently the main legal US pathway
MDMA-assisted therapy was not approved by the FDA in 2024 — the primary legal access point in the US is through clinical trials, which provide treatment free of charge. Search ClinicalTrials.gov for open MDMA+PTSD trials. The MAPS Integration List connects you with MAPS-trained therapists who can provide preparation and integration support. In Australia, MDMA therapy is formally approved — see our Retreat Directory.
For retreat prep & integration: establish a therapist relationship before you book
The most important thing you can do before an international retreat is find an integration therapist in advance. Psychedelic Support and the Fluence directory both have therapists who specifically offer retreat preparation and post-retreat integration — look for those terms in their profiles. Our Retreat Directory covers 34 vetted centers across 11 countries if you're still choosing a retreat.
Verified directories
Where qualified providers actually list
Every link below has been manually verified. Each directory has different vetting standards and focuses — understanding the difference helps you use them effectively.
Most comprehensive · Best starting point
Psychedelic Support
psychedelicsupport.com
The largest dedicated directory of psychedelic-informed practitioners in the US. Searchable by location, medicine type, condition, and telehealth availability. Covers licensed therapists, integration specialists, coaches, and harm reduction workers. Providers self-list and attest to training — verify credentials independently. Also includes educational resources and community forums. Best first stop for most searches.
3,000+
Practitioners
All US
Coverage
Free
To search
psychedelicsupport.com →↗
Highest credential standard · Verified training
Fluence Therapist Directory
fluencetraining.com/find-a-therapist
Only Fluence-trained graduates are listed — every practitioner has completed an accredited certificate program and carries a verifiable digital training badge. This means you know their training provenance, which most other directories can't offer. Particularly strong for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and psilocybin therapy. Over 8,000 therapists have trained through Fluence; this directory is the most reliable credential filter available.
8,000+
Trained
Verified
Credentials
Free
To search
fluencetraining.com →↗
Psychable
psychable.com/practitioners
A broad directory with searchable map and list views covering therapists, coaches, trip sitters, ketamine clinics, and integration specialists. Practitioners self-list — a wide range of provider types means variable quality, so interviewing carefully is essential. Particularly useful for finding ketamine clinics and location-specific providers. Good complement to Psychedelic Support.
Wide
Coverage
Map
Search tool
Free
To search
psychable.com →↗
MAPS Integration List
integration.maps.org
Maintained by MAPS, the leading MDMA research nonprofit. Practitioners on this list identify as knowledgeable in non-ordinary states and integration — not all are MAPS-certified, but many are. Particularly strong for finding MDMA-informed and trauma-specialized therapists. The most relevant directory if your work involves or will involve MDMA-assisted therapy.
MDMA
Focus
Global
Coverage
Free
To search
integration.maps.org →↗
HealingMaps
healingmaps.com
Map-based search for ketamine clinics and psychedelic therapy providers by city and state. Particularly comprehensive for ketamine clinic listings — browse by region (e.g., /region/nyc or /region/texas) for local results. Good complement to Psychedelic Support for clinic-focused searches, and includes clinical trial information for each location.
Map
Based search
Clinics
Specialty
Free
To search
healingmaps.com →↗
Therapy Den — Psychedelic Filter
therapyden.com/psychedelic-integration
A mainstream therapist directory filtered for psychedelic integration. All providers are licensed mental health professionals with verified credentials — a higher bar than self-certification directories. Doesn't cover facilitators or guides, only licensed therapists open to integration work. Best if you specifically need a licensed therapist rather than a guide or coach, or if your insurance requires one.
Licensed
Therapists only
Filter
By specialty
Free
To search
therapyden.com →↗
Peer support & crisis lines
If you need support right now
Free, immediate, no appointment needed. These organizations offer peer-based support — not clinical therapy.
Free · Available now · Call or text 62-FIRESIDE
Fireside Project
firesideproject.org · Text or call 62-FIRESIDE
Free peer support by phone and text specifically for people navigating difficult psychedelic experiences — during or after. Available every day, 3pm–3am PT. Call or text 62-FIRESIDE (623-473-7433). Staffed by trained peer support specialists, many with lived experience. Not a clinical service and doesn't replace a therapist, but is the right first contact for someone struggling with a challenging experience.
Call or text: 62-FIRESIDE (623-473-7433)↗
Zendo Project
zendoproject.org
Pioneered the psychedelic harm reduction movement. Active at festivals and events with trained guides. Free downloadable guides on supporting difficult experiences. Also trains psychedelic harm reduction workers — if you want to become a sitter or guide, their training program is among the most respected. Website has excellent free resources for anyone navigating challenging integration.
zendoproject.org →↗
Official government sources
Licensed facilitator lookups — Oregon & Colorado
The only government-maintained directories of licensed psilocybin facilitators in the US. If you're in these states, start here before anywhere else.
🌲 Oregon · OHA Official
Oregon Psilocybin Services Licensee Directory
The official OHA directory of licensed psilocybin service centers and facilitators in Oregon. Filter by "Service Center" or "Facilitator." Participation is optional — not every licensed operator lists here — but those who do are verified by the Oregon Health Authority.
oregon.gov — OPS Licensee Directory ↗
🏔 Colorado · Department of Natural Medicine
Colorado Natural Medicine Healing Center Directory
Colorado's Department of Natural Medicine maintains a healing center directory alongside DORA's facilitator licensee lookup. Find approved service locations here, then verify a specific facilitator's license via the DORA lookup tool linked on this page.
dnm.colorado.gov ↗
🏔 Colorado · DORA Facilitator License Lookup
DORA Natural Medicine Facilitator Verification
Verify that any specific Colorado facilitator holds an active DORA-issued license. Every listed facilitator has cleared background checks, completed 150+ hours of approved training, and passed the state facilitator exam. Licensing opened December 2024.
dpo.colorado.gov/NaturalMedicine ↗
🇺🇸 US Federal · ClinicalTrials.gov
Open Psychedelic Clinical Trials — Free Treatment
The US government registry of all active clinical trials. Participants receive treatment free of charge under full medical supervision — often the only way to legally access psilocybin or MDMA in the US right now. Currently enrolling for depression, PTSD, addiction, OCD, and end-of-life anxiety.
clinicaltrials.gov — active trials ↗
Credential backgrounds
Training programs worth recognizing
When evaluating any provider, ask where they trained. These are the most recognized programs in the field — completing one is a meaningful credential signal.
MAPS MDMA Therapist Training
Most rigorous MDMA protocol · Research-based
Produced all therapists in the MAPS Phase 3 PTSD trials. Demanding, experiential, grounded in the most robust MDMA research evidence base available. The gold standard credential for MDMA work.
maps.org/education ↗
Fluence Professional Certificates
KAP · Psilocybin facilitation · Integration
Leading continuing education provider for licensed clinicians. Programs in KAP, psilocybin facilitation, and harm reduction integration. 8,000+ graduates. All credentials are digitally verifiable.
fluencetraining.com ↗
CIIS Certificate in Psychedelic Therapies
Academic · San Francisco · Depth psychology
California Institute of Integral Studies was the first accredited institution to offer a formal psychedelic therapy training program. Graduate-level depth, strong somatic and transpersonal frameworks.
ciis.edu ↗
InnerTrek — OHA Approved Facilitator Training
Oregon licensed · Psilocybin specific
One of Oregon's first OHA-approved facilitator training programs. Completing InnerTrek qualifies graduates to apply for an Oregon Psilocybin Services facilitator license.
innertrek.org ↗
Beckley Academy
Online · Continuing education · Evidence-based
Online courses for therapists seeking psychedelic education. Associated with the Beckley Foundation. Good for therapists who want education before committing to a full certificate program.
beckleyacademy.com ↗
Numinus Training Programs
KAP · MDMA prep · Canada & US
Based on the MAPS MDMA protocol and Numinus's KAP model. One of the few programs with a direct pathway to providing care in licensed Canadian and US clinical settings.
numinus.com/training ↗
Your checklist
How to evaluate any provider
Use this before committing to any guide, therapist, or clinic — regardless of where you found them.
✓ Green flags
✓
Can name their specific training program, institution, and year — and you can verify it
✓
Requires multiple preparation sessions before any medicine session
✓
Active clinical supervision or peer consultation structure
✓
Welcomes all your questions openly and without defensiveness
✓
Written informed consent document and stated ethics policy
✓
Structured post-session integration support — not just one session and done
✓
Clear emergency protocol if something goes wrong during a session
✗ Red flags — walk away
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Cannot clearly describe training, credentials, or supervision structure
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Skips or minimizes preparation — wants to go straight to medicine
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Guarantees specific outcomes ("this will cure your depression")
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Pressures you to proceed before you feel ready
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Any romantic, sexual, or boundary-crossing behavior
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Discourages you from seeing your regular mental health providers
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Prices dramatically above market with no transparency
Interview toolkit
8 questions to ask any provider
A good provider will welcome these. Defensiveness or vagueness is itself informative.
01
"What is your training background, and where did you receive it? Are you currently under supervision or peer consultation?"
02
"How many sessions have you facilitated? What is your experience with people who have my specific condition or history?"
03
"Walk me through what happens before, during, and after a session. What does your preparation process look like?"
04
"What do you do if a session becomes very difficult or frightening? How do you support someone through a challenging experience?"
05
"What is your ethics policy around physical contact, dual relationships, and client confidentiality? Is it in writing?"
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"What integration support do you offer after sessions? How long do you work with clients after the medicine work?"
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"Do you have any concerns about working with my specific history, medications, or mental health conditions?"
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"What outcomes have you typically seen in people with conditions similar to mine? How do you measure whether the work was successful?"
Can't afford treatment? Clinical trials are free.
Participating in a clinical trial is often the only way to legally access psilocybin or MDMA in the US — and treatment is provided free of charge under full medical supervision. Trials are currently enrolling for depression, PTSD, addiction, OCD, and end-of-life anxiety.