Psychedelics and the 4-D Wheel, Part 2

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Expand Your Clinical Practice. Deepen Your Impact. Transform How You Approach Healing.

Are you ready to move beyond symptom checklists into the full depth of what healing can look like?

Traditional mental health frameworks are powerful — but they were never designed to reach the places where trauma, grief, and existential pain truly live: in the body, the heart, the spirit, and the stories we tell ourselves. That's exactly where this training takes you.

You'll explore how psychedelic-assisted therapies — including ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA — are producing remarkable outcomes, and why they work at a neurobiological level. Alongside the latest research, you'll be introduced to the 4-D Wheel, an indigenous integrative model by Dr. Gina Ogden, offering a deeply human framework for guiding clients through preparation and integration across body, heart, mind, and spirit.

You'll leave with trauma-responsive tools, cultural frameworks that honor the whole person, and the confidence to navigate ethics and emerging research in this rapidly evolving field.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe current scientific findings related to neuroplasticity, brain network connectivity, and emotional learning that help explain therapeutic effects observed in psychedelic-assisted therapies.

  2. Identify how the 4-D Wheel framework can support trauma-informed preparation and integration by organizing somatic, emotional, cognitive, and meaning-based experiences.

  3. Apply culturally responsive and ethically grounded strategies that honor indigenous knowledge systems while remaining within professional scope of practice.

AASECT CKA: 

A. Ethics and ethical behavior.

N. Learning theory and its application.

O. Professional communication and personal reflection skills.

AASECT ST: 

A. Theory and methods of sex-related psychotherapy, including several different models.

C. Theory and methods of approach to intervention in relationship systems experiencing sex and intimacy problems

Expand Your Clinical Practice. Deepen Your Impact. Transform How You Approach Healing.

Are you ready to move beyond symptom checklists into the full depth of what healing can look like?

Traditional mental health frameworks are powerful — but they were never designed to reach the places where trauma, grief, and existential pain truly live: in the body, the heart, the spirit, and the stories we tell ourselves. That's exactly where this training takes you.

You'll explore how psychedelic-assisted therapies — including ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA — are producing remarkable outcomes, and why they work at a neurobiological level. Alongside the latest research, you'll be introduced to the 4-D Wheel, an indigenous integrative model by Dr. Gina Ogden, offering a deeply human framework for guiding clients through preparation and integration across body, heart, mind, and spirit.

You'll leave with trauma-responsive tools, cultural frameworks that honor the whole person, and the confidence to navigate ethics and emerging research in this rapidly evolving field.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe current scientific findings related to neuroplasticity, brain network connectivity, and emotional learning that help explain therapeutic effects observed in psychedelic-assisted therapies.

  2. Identify how the 4-D Wheel framework can support trauma-informed preparation and integration by organizing somatic, emotional, cognitive, and meaning-based experiences.

  3. Apply culturally responsive and ethically grounded strategies that honor indigenous knowledge systems while remaining within professional scope of practice.

AASECT CKA: 

A. Ethics and ethical behavior.

N. Learning theory and its application.

O. Professional communication and personal reflection skills.

AASECT ST: 

A. Theory and methods of sex-related psychotherapy, including several different models.

C. Theory and methods of approach to intervention in relationship systems experiencing sex and intimacy problems