Ketamine E-Learning

Welcome to this e-learning course on ketamine. Over the next five modules and a review module, we’ll take a structured look at what ketamine is, how it has been used over time, and the ways it affects both the brain and the body. We’ll also focus on its unique impact on the bladder, which is one of the most significant health risks linked to ongoing use.

Alongside the science, the course will introduce you to practical approaches for harm reduction and support from Doncaster based drug and alcohol services. Each module is designed to be clear and practical, giving you the confidence to recognise ketamine-related risks and respond effectively in your work.

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Course Overview

Ketamine is increasingly recognised as both a substance of concern and a topic where professionals need clear, evidence-based knowledge. This e-learning course is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of ketamine, from its origins and medical uses through to its growing role as a recreational drug and the health and social challenges that follow.

Across five focused modules, and a review module, we’ll explore the history and basics of ketamine before moving into how it works on the brain and body. We’ll take a close look at bladder health, one of the most serious long-term consequences of regular ketamine use, and give you practical harm reduction and referral pathways.

Whether you’re new to the subject or already working with people affected by ketamine, this training is designed to be accessible, practical, and rooted in real-world practice. By the end, you’ll have the knowledge and tools to better understand the risks, respond appropriately, and support people to make positive changes.