Education & Learning Resources
Science-based, medically-informed education for animal caregivers.
Core Topics | Start with the Basics
Animal Safety & Consent in Psychedelic Spaces
30-minute virtual, self-paced training course | $15 USD
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How can we as a community advocate for inter-species harm reduction and education with a focus on animal safety and consent in psychedelic spaces? ​
Join this discussion for an introduction to psychedelic medicines and how these medicines may intersect with our veterinary patients and beyond.
Introduction to Psychedelic Substances in Veterinary Medicine
6.5-hour virtual, self-paced training course | $85 USD​​
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This course covers introductory level educational updates for veterinary and animal care professionals.
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Topics included in this course include background and terminology, harm reduction principles, mechanism of action and clinical response guidance, with discussion on the emerging research and media risks and OneHealth perspectives of this novel emerging medical field.
Clinical Preparedness for Psychedelic Substance Exposure in Animals
3.5-hour virtual, self-paced training course | $65 USD​
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Focusing on the emerging exposures of animals to psychedelic substances, this course is intended to provide colleagues with awareness and clinical preparedness information as human interest in these substances and paralleling risk of animal exposures increase. ​
Continued Learning | Connect with Colleagues
Colleague-led Discussion Group
90-minute virtual, live discussion group with colleauges | $35 USD (sliding payment scale available)
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How can we as a community advocate for inter-species harm reduction and education with a focus on animal safety and consent in psychedelic spaces? ​Join this discussion for an introduction to psychedelic medicines and how these medicines may intersect with our veterinary patients and beyond. ​
BulletinBoard / Newsletter
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The landscape of human-interest and human-use of psychedelic substances is evolving quickly. Novel risks, harms, and cautions are emerging as quickly as therapeutic potential and clinical applications. Stay clinically prepared - whether it is knowing how to respond to an accidental intoxication emergency or tips on compassionately providing harm reduction education (HRE) to animal guardians or colleagues, we've got the tips and colleague connections you need. ​