
The Therapist Program
Twelve weeks. One patient arc.
Every Mindscape patient receives one therapy session a week for twelve weeks — preparation before medically supervised treatment, integration after it. This page is the program in full: how the arc works, what a week looks like, who we look for, and the training we provide.
The Shape Of It
One arc, twelve sessions, drawn to scale
The Clinical Arc
Where your work sits in the whole of care
Referral & screening
Patients enter through medical and psychological screening run by the Mindscape clinical team. By the time a patient reaches you, eligibility and safety questions have been worked by the people whose job that is.
Preparation — your work begins
Weekly 50-minute video sessions building readiness: expectations, intention, psychophysical readiness, and support planning. You see the medical team's clearance status and dosing schedule in the same chart you write your notes in.
Medically supervised treatment
Dosing happens inside Mindscape's medically supervised program — never in your sessions and never your liability. Your chart shows the dosing dates so your sessions land where they matter most.
Integration — the long arc
The heart of the program: weekly integration sessions helping patients translate an intensive experience into durable change, supported by validated assessments and daily check-ins you can actually see.
Week By Week
What a week actually looks like
- A steady caseload of assigned patients — no marketing, no billing, no chasing referrals.
- Weekly 50-minute video sessions from wherever you practice, scheduled inside your availability windows.
- A session note signed within 24 hours, written in the same chart that shows assessments, check-ins, and medication context.
- Assessment trends and daily check-ins reviewed at a glance before each session, not reconstructed from memory.
- A care team one message away: medical and psychology staff sharing the same patient, the same chart, the same thread.
Who We Look For
The clinicians this program is built for
- Clinicians with real depth in trauma-informed work — the patients who reach us are working with addiction, PTSD, depression, and complex histories.
- An active independent clinical license in good standing: LCSW, LPC, LMFT, LMHC, PhD or PsyD.
- Humility and steadiness around non-ordinary states of consciousness. Psychedelic or KAP experience is preferred — and we train you if this work is new to you.
- Comfort with measurement: validated scales and daily check-ins are first-class parts of this program, not paperwork.
- Current malpractice insurance, a private telehealth setting, and an encrypted device.
- Licensure in the states where your assigned patients live — we match assignments to your licenses.
Training & Onboarding
We train you for this work
- Structured onboarding in preparation and integration work for medically supervised psychedelic care.
- Platform training on the chart, scheduling, notes, assessments, and check-in review.
- A supervised mock session before your first patient.
- Case consultation and a peer community of clinicians doing the same work.
Current Opening
Network Therapist — Preparation & Integration (Remote, Contract)
Deliver weekly preparation and integration sessions by video to assigned Mindscape patients in a 12-week structured program. Independent contractor role, fully remote, session rates published on our compensation page, caseload matched to your licensure.
Session rates are published on the compensation page. Working with our ibogaine program specifically? Read what that work involves.
How It Works
From application to your first patient, typically two to three weeks
Apply
About 10 minutes, and you can save and resume anytime. License, experience, and the hours you want.
Credentialing and interview
We verify your license and insurance, then you have a real conversation with our clinical team.
Training and onboarding
Platform orientation plus paid training in our preparation and integration protocols.
See your first patient
Assigned from our caseload and matched to your licensure, your states, and your specialty.
About 10 minutes. Save and resume anytime.