CPD27 Compassion-Focused Psychedelic Therapy: Clinical Supervision Skills & Training

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 19/03/2027 - 21/03/2027
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Location
BIYOME Retreat Centre

Categories

Child friendly: No

Ticket Prices: AUD $2,298 (face-to-face)

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Website: https://biyome.com.au/cpd-pages/cpd27-compassion-focused-psychedelic-therapy-training-experiential-clinical-skills-training/


A three-day, face-to-face CPD intensive from BIYOME (The BioMedical Institute of Yoga & Meditation) on compassion-focused psychedelic-assisted therapy within Australia’s regulated, medically supervised framework.

The course covers:
– Australia’s regulatory framework for prescribed MDMA and psilocybin, including TGA Authorised Prescriber pathways
– The evidence for MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD and psilocybin-assisted therapy for treatment-resistant depression
– Screening, risk stratification, informed consent and emergency management
– Ethics and culturally safe practice
– Core therapist skills for preparation, dosing-session support and integration – practised through role plays, dyads and case formulation under supervision

Designed for psychiatrists, GPs, psychologists, counsellors, nurses, allied health professionals and other qualified practitioners working within TGA- and medically supervised frameworks. This course does not authorise prescribing, administering or independently facilitating psychedelic medicine.

Presented by: Celia Roberts BSc (Director of BIYOME), Sarah Pant, Dr Nigel Strauss, Dr Tim Read and Dr Nikola Ognyenovits (presenters subject to change).

Counts towards 28 hours of Category A CPD.

Dates: Friday 19 – Sunday 21 March 2027
Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm daily (Brisbane time, AEST)
Venue: BIYOME Retreat Centre, 166 Pacey Road, Upper Brookfield, Brisbane QLD
Investment: AUD $2,298 face-to-face

More information and bookings: https://biyome.com.au/cpd-pages/cpd27-compassion-focused-psychedelic-therapy-training-experiential-clinical-skills-training/

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