Not yet — but it's built on evidence. This is a private professional development program: it doesn't confer academic credit, board eligibility, or licensure standing, and isn't affiliated with ANCC or CCNE yet. What it offers is evidence-based training, live supervision, and a completion certificate — the clinical skills and confidence you carry into your own practice.

For the group and the curriculum, no — they're open to anyone board-certified or close to it. For the Fellowship, and for any clinical work, yes. Licensure comes first — nothing else can start until your license is complete. After that, DEA registration and payer credentialing can move forward at the same time, so getting the order right early saves you months.

Not through these programs. What we offer here is education and training — malpractice coverage, DEA registration, and state licensure are things you'll set up and maintain on your own. (Payer credentialing is the exception: it's included with the Fellowship — see above.) The training prepares you clinically; those credentials stay in your hands.

Yes — and it's one of the things that sets the Fellowship apart. We help you get credentialed with federal and private insurances on your own contracts, so the business side is handled alongside the clinical training. It's included with the Fellowship as part of our Black Friday offer, through December 1.

It depends on your role and your state. Psychiatrists don't need one. For nurse practitioners, some states grant full practice authority from year one, while others call for a formal collaborative agreement. Physician assistants generally practice with physician collaboration or supervision, though the specifics vary widely by state. Our free guide breaks down what your state requires — including whether you'll need a collaborating physician.

You can join our clinical directory, where you're listed as an independent provider and can collaborate with others in the Modyfi network. You keep your own patients and practice; the directory gives you visibility and a community of integrative clinicians to work alongside.

Whatever you spend comes off your enrollment when you move up to Group plus curriculum or the Fellowship within 30 days. Start small with total confidence — nothing you spend is wasted.

It depends on the program. The peer group runs about four hours a month. The group-plus-curriculum is roughly five or six, including module time. The Fellowship runs eight to ten hours a month of scheduled contact, plus whatever clinical work you're doing alongside it.

The peer case group is month to month — cancel any time. Group plus curriculum and the Fellowship are one-time payments for the full year, not subscriptions, so enrollment is final once you join. If you're weighing the full year, book a free call first and we'll make sure it's the right fit.

Yes. At checkout you can choose Klarna to spread the cost into monthly payments, with terms up to 24 months. You'll see your available plans, rates, and monthly amount before you confirm — nothing is locked in until you do.