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Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is having a moment… but what does it actually look like in real clinical practice? In this conversation, Autumn Starks pulls back the curtain on how KAP really works, from screening and prep to dosing days and integration. We talk about safety, ethics, scope of practice, and what therapists need to know before referring clients or pursuing training themselves. You'll hear how ketamine impacts the brain, why set and setting matter so much, and what makes a therapeutic container different from a medical-only clinic. It's thoughtful, grounded, and refreshingly honest about both the promise and the limitations of this work.
If you're curious about psychedelic-assisted therapy but want real-world nuance instead of hype, this one's worth your time. And remember, you can get all your asynchronous CEs in one fun place at Not Boring CEs.
17 Feb 2026
Perinatal Mental Health: What Therapists Miss
Perinatal mental health is one of those topics most therapists know is important… but very few of us were actually trained in. In this episode, Allison sits down with PMH-C therapist Anne Miller to unpack what postpartum and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders really look like in the therapy room, from intrusive thoughts and postpartum anxiety to birth trauma, infertility, loss, NICU stays, and the quiet ways new parents can struggle while everyone tells them this is supposed to be the happiest time of their lives. It's an honest, wide-ranging conversation that blends research, clinical wisdom, and lived experience, including the kinds of stories clients rarely say out loud unless they feel very safe. You'll walk away with a clearer understanding of what's normal, what's not, how to screen more effectively, and how to support clients before things reach crisis mode. If you've ever felt undertrained in this area, this episode is a gentle but thorough place to start.
6 Jan 2026
Queer, Neurodivergent, & Eating Disorders
Psychologist Kelly Simonson and Allison explore the intersection of neurodivergence, queer identities, and eating disorders, discussing assessment methods and creating safe spaces for unmasking in this interview.
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