Harry does the world a service by being open about his mental health struggles and by bringing attention to the potential benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy for people dealing with grief and PTSD.What is important at this juncture is to ensure that these therapies are available to everyone who can benefit from them, not just the very privileged.In anticipation of FDA approval of this type of treatment, the Columbia School of Social Work and the University of Pennsylvania School are collaborating on an intitiative to educate social workers and nurses about psychedelic-assisted therapy. This effort will help improve access to affordable, safe treatment facilitated by a large workforce of highly qualified practitioners.As psychedelic-assisted therapies continue to gain mainstream acceptance, the demand for qualified providers is likely to skyrocket upon the anticipated rescheduling. With an average cost of post-graduate training programs of around $10K, more colleges and universities should build that training into their degree programs.Here is a link to more information about the Columbia/Penn collaboration.<a href="https://socialwork.columbia.edu/news/1m-grant-for-psychedelic-assisted-therapy-training-program-for-social-workers-nurses-at-columbia-university-university-of-pennsylvania" target="_blank">https://socialwork.columbia.edu/news/1m-grant-for-psychedelic-assisted-therapy-training-program-for-social-workers-nurses-at-columbia-university-university-of-pennsylvania</a>/

Harry does the world a service by being open about his mental health struggles and by bringing attention to the potential benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy for people dealing with grief and PTSD.What is important at this juncture is to ensure that these therapies are available to everyone who can benefit from them, not just the very privileged.In anticipation of FDA approval of this type of treatment, the Columbia School of Social Work and the University of Pennsylvania School are collaborating on an intitiative to educate social workers and nurses about psychedelic-assisted therapy. This effort will help improve access to affordable, safe treatment facilitated by a large workforce of highly qualified practitioners.As psychedelic-assisted therapies continue to gain mainstream acceptance, the demand for qualified providers is likely to skyrocket upon the anticipated rescheduling. With an average cost of post-graduate training programs of around $10K, more colleges and universities should build that training into their degree programs.Here is a link to more information about the Columbia/Penn collaboration.<a href="https://socialwork.columbia.edu/news/1m-grant-for-psychedelic-assisted-therapy-training-program-for-social-workers-nurses-at-columbia-university-university-of-pennsylvania" target="_blank">https://socialwork.columbia.edu/news/1m-grant-for-psychedelic-assisted-therapy-training-program-for-social-workers-nurses-at-columbia-university-university-of-pennsylvania</a>/

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