Foundations of Entheogen-Assisted Care in Nursing

Graduate / Professional

This course provides registered nurses with a comprehensive introduction to the ever-evolving field of entheogen-assisted care. In this course, students explore key topics including various entheogenic compounds, their pharmacological properties, and therapeutic applications. Students engage with the historical and cultural contexts surrounding entheogenic use, including Indigenous practices and modern therapeutic settings. Legislative frameworks and pathways to access entheogenic therapies are examined, enabling students to understand both the opportunities and challenges within this respective field. The course is structured into weekly modules that cover various aspects of entheogens, their history, legal frameworks, ethical issues, and societal impacts. Through various teaching modalities, students develop a foundational knowledge base that prepares them for advanced therapeutic practices in the following semester. Only students in the final year of their M.S.N. are eligible for this course. 1½ Course cr W 12pm-1:30pm