It begins with an info call, followed by a detailed assessment interview. We’ll review your clinic’s strengths and opportunities, provide a tailored report, and answer your questions. If there’s mutual alignment, you’ll move forward by signing a membership agreement, completing orientation and training, and officially joining our national network.

As a Member Clinic, you gain everything you need to confidently offer psychedelic-assisted therapy — from regulatory guidance and staff training to streamlined systems and clinical protocols. You’ll also tap into a referral network of qualified therapists ready to bring clients into your space. And because ATMA CENA partners with only one clinic per city/urban center, you’ll enjoy exclusivity in your market.

Yes, clinics must have licensed healthcare professionals and meet regulatory requirements to offer psychedelic therapy. ATMA CENA provides training and tools to help your team get qualified and compliant.

Joining ATMA CENA’s national network empowers your clinic to help clients with treatment-resistant conditions by providing access to proven protocols, resources, and clinical support. You’ll also gain the strength of a trusted national brand, greater visibility in searches like “ketamine therapy near me,” and access to a supportive referral network.

Most clinics are ready to begin offering ketamine-assisted therapy within 6–8 months, depending on team readiness and clinic requirements. During this time, your staff complete Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) training alongside structured work packages and operationalization training. The process wraps up with a two-day onsite training to ensure your clinic is fully prepared before launch.

We equip your clinic with everything needed to safely and effectively deliver regulated ketamine-assisted therapy. We provide clinical guidance, intake protocols, assessment templates, staff training and certification, and operational resources—plus onsite training, coaching, and ongoing support to keep your clinic aligned with evolving best practices.