Start Your Path to Becoming a Licensed Psilocybin Service Facilitator: July Cohort Enrollment Now Open - Apply Today

Accelerated *Training Only: 07.08.2024 - 09.15.2024

PROGRAM DETAILS

The Certificate in Psilocybin-Assisted Facilitation caters to individuals who aspire to acquire the education and training essential for obtaining a license as a Psilocybin Facilitator under Oregon's Measure 109. The program is firmly rooted in Changa's Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration (PHRI) approach to psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration. It has been meticulously crafted and instructed by leading experts in psilocybin-assisted therapy with extensive experience in clinical research environments.

PROGRAM DATES:

Accelerated *training only: 07.08.2024 - 09.15.2024 | This track covers training only and doesn't include a practicum

Standard: 04.02.2024 - 08.18.2024 | in-person 08.15.2024-08.18.2024

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS: 🌿Unleash Your Psychedelic Potential

  • Learn from the Best: Our esteemed faculty comprises leading researchers and clinician-trainers with hands-on experience in psychedelic clinical trials.

  • Exclusive Guest Speakers: Engage with renowned experts from diverse backgrounds, offering invaluable insights into the field of psychedelic therapy.

  • Holistic & Research-Driven: Embrace a well-rounded approach that combines cutting-edge research with holistic methodologies for practice.

  • Intensive Immersion: Experience our 32-hour intensive in-person program, followed by an enriching Practicum Retreat to solidify your skills.

  • Small Group Learning: Thrive in an intimate, small group setting that fosters collaboration, deeper understanding, and personal growth.

  • Tailored Feedback: Benefit from individualized guidance and feedback from our expert instructors, catering to your unique learning journey.

  • Comprehensive Online Training: Immerse yourself in 100 hours of live online training designed to build a strong foundation in psychedelic therapy.

  • Connect & Grow: Gain access to our exclusive community platform, where you can network, share experiences, and expand your knowledge with fellow practitioners.

COURSE STRUCTURE

  • STANDARD

    Two 2-hour Zoom meetings/week (Tu/Th) for 6 months (total: 120 hours)

  • ACCELERATED

    Three 2-hour Zoom meetings/week (M/W/F) + two 2-hour Zoom meetings/month (alternating Sa/Su) for 3 months (total: 120 hours)

Eligibility: Who can attend the program?

Changa Institute undertakes a rigorous interviewing, vetting and selection process to align the qualities and values of accepted students with the mission of the organization. Successful candidates can be characterized by:

·       Resolute commitment to ethics

·       Self-awareness and humility

·       Emotional intelligence

·       Commitment to the practice of Psilocybin Service Facilitation

Our program is also designed to train clinicians and healthcare professionals. Whether you are a physician, nurse, therapist, social worker, or alternative healer, Changa Institute can equip you with the requisite knowledge and skills to add psilocybin services to your current treatment portfolio.

While you do not have to be an Oregon resident to enroll in the Changa Institute Facilitator Training Program, you must be an Oregon resident for two (2) years to be a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon. This residency requirement sunsets in 2025, as stipulated in Measure 109.

CURRICULUM

Changa has received curriculum approval for this program from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA-OPS).
This program is licensed by the Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission.

During the program you will:

Discover connections between western medicine, psychedelic therapy, and holistic healing

Master the art of facilitating safe and ethical psychedelic journeys

Learn from world-renowned experts and practitioners in the field

Experience the transformative power of expanded states of courteousness at immersive retreats

Join a community of like-minded practitioners dedicated to global healing and growth

Establish your practice on a comprehensive foundation, encompassing academic, transpersonal, and trauma-informed perspectives.

  • Time: 12 hours (Zoom) 

    Dive into the fascinating realm of hallucinogens in this comprehensive module, where you'll gain a solid foundation in key terminology and an understanding of various types of hallucinogenic substances.

    Journey through history as you explore the rich heritage of plant and fungal medicines in both indigenous and western cultures. Uncover the current applications and practices of these medicines and their role in today's society.

    Delve into the intricacies of the Controlled Substance Act, its effect on psilocybin research, and the broader implications on drug policy. Conclude your exploration with an overview of historical academic research, allowing you to grasp the full context of hallucinogens' impact on our world.

  • Time: 12 hours (Zoom)

    Embark on a transformative journey through this module, which delves into the vital connections between cultural equity, health equity, and social determinants of health. Gain insight into the influence of race, privilege, and systemic racism on health outcomes and community well-being, while examining the impact of drug policy and the historical roots of systemic inequity in healthcare delivery. Enhance your understanding of mental and behavioral health services and learn to integrate trauma-informed approaches with responsible referral and support strategies for a more just and equitable health landscape.

  • Time: 14 hours  (Zoom) 

    Immerse yourself in this comprehensive module, which hones your understanding of the ethical responsibilities and professional standards essential for psilocybin facilitation. Reflect on your personal biases and motives, while delving into the Oregon Psilocybin Services Act, facilitator scope of practice, and ethical considerations relating to equity, privilege, bias, and power. Develop a keen awareness of client vulnerability during altered states of consciousness and cultivate appropriate boundaries in various aspects of the facilitator-client relationship. Learn the significance of accurate record-keeping, client confidentiality, and staying updated with the latest research. Gain expertise in risk mitigation, harm reduction, de-escalation, and conflict resolution to provide a safe and ethically-grounded psilocybin experience for your clients.

  • Time: 4 hours (Zoom) 

    Dive into the fascinating world of psilocybin science in this captivating module. Explore the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of psilocybin, along with drug and supplement interactions and the metabolism of psilocybin products. Unravel the primary effects and mechanisms of action of psilocybin on the brain, including its influence on brain connectivity and serotonin receptors. Familiarize yourself with cutting-edge research in the field and gain a deeper understanding of substance use, addiction, and recovery models. This module offers a comprehensive view of the science behind psilocybin, equipping you with the knowledge to better facilitate and understand its transformative effects.

  • Time: 18 hours  (Zoom)

    Immerse yourself in this comprehensive module, where you'll learn the art of client communication by building empathy, rapport, and cultivating a non-directive, culturally sensitive, and nonjudgmental approach. Understand how to respond to psychological distress, create a safe space for emotional experiences, and address the physical reactions and side effects of psilocybin.

    Deepen your knowledge of trauma-informed care, including the physiology of trauma, vicarious trauma, empathic stress, and compassion fatigue. Explore the manifestations of traumatic stress during psilocybin experiences and the appropriate facilitator responses, while examining the relationship between trauma and the body, as well as systemic oppression.

    Develop expertise in maintaining client-facilitator boundaries, facilitating a variety of subjective psilocybin experiences, and implementing appropriate interventions to create therapeutic experiences within the session. Learn to recognize and address adverse behavioral and medical reactions, while understanding the unique health challenges faced by persons with terminal illnesses and the necessary knowledge, skills, and approach for safe facilitation.

    Round off your learning experience with a unit review, assessment, and an engaging question-and-answer session.

  • Time: 12 hours  (Zoom) 

    Embark on a journey through this insightful module that focuses on building strong client relationships and preparing clients for transformative psilocybin experiences. Learn the importance of informed consent, conducting an intake interview, and using client information to determine the need for specialized treatment services.

    Familiarize yourself with the facilitator's role, the limits of the scope of practice, and trauma-informed communication skills while identifying client safety concerns. Develop appropriate strategies to discuss clients' safety concerns, assess their readiness for an administration session, and create client-directed safety plans.

    Understand the significance of boundaries between facilitators and clients, as well as the impact of racial and cultural dynamics on interactions. Explore historical and indigenous modalities of preparation and dive into the world of holotropic breathwork, role-playing, medical and psychological pre-assessments, and traditions of preparation, such as journaling, fasting, bodywork, and intention setting.

    Gain insights from clergy, chaplaincy, spiritual guidance, psycholytic treatments, and the differences between psychedelic therapeutic methods and traditional verbal or somatic therapies. This module equips you with the essential skills to navigate client relationships and prepare them for their psilocybin journey.

  • Time: 16 hours (In-Person)

    Venture into the world of dosing strategies and considerations in this comprehensive module, where you'll explore experiential and physiological factors related to dosage, along with different delivery mechanisms of psilocybin and the use of secondary doses.

    Learn how to prepare for a session and create a conducive environment by diving into the importance of set and setting, including environmental factors such as lighting, sound, and temperature. Gain insights into the mindset and mental aspects of set, as well as establishing safety for trauma resolution and addressing the risks of re-traumatization.

    Master the skills required to effectively handle challenging behaviors during an administration session, such as unexpected client disclosures, substance-induced psychosis, and suicidality. Understand the manifestations of traumatic stress during psilocybin experiences and learn appropriate facilitator responses.

    Equip yourself with protocols for ensuring facilitator safety and responding to emergencies, paving the way for successful and transformative psilocybin experiences.

  • Time: 12 hours (In-Person)

    Discover the art of skillfully closing a session and transitioning into the integration phase in this immersive module. Learn how to guide clients through their journey, help them find insights, and navigate the process of dropping out of a session.

    Empower clients with the identification of appropriate resources to assist them in their integration journey, focusing on interpreting feelings and emotions, facilitating positive internal and external changes, and enhancing existing supportive relationships.

    Gain expertise in addressing client safety concerns and understanding the facilitator's scope of practice. Delve into the discussion of suitable intervals between administration sessions and the related safety concerns to ensure the well-being of your clients.

    This module equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to support your clients' growth and facilitate a seamless integration process following their transformative psilocybin experiences.

  • Time: 16 hours (In-Person)

    Deepen your expertise in group facilitation within psilocybin sessions in this dynamic module. Acquire the skills needed to assess clients' compatibility with a group format and create the ideal set and setting for a successful group experience.

    Enhance your understanding of group communication and dynamics, including strategies for effectively working with multiple facilitators. Navigate the complexities of group agreements, focusing on confidentiality and safety, while identifying when individual clients require additional support, removal from a group, or further intervention.

    Delve into the crucial aspects of group preparation and integration sessions, ensuring a holistic approach to the psilocybin journey. Familiarize yourself with regulatory requirements for group facilitation, equipping you with the comprehensive knowledge needed to excel in group settings and create transformative experiences for all participants.

  • Embark on a transformative learning journey with 40 hours of in-person practice at one of our exclusive retreats. Immerse yourself in a supportive environment that fosters growth, collaboration, and skill development, while connecting with like-minded individuals on a shared path.

    This hands-on retreat experience will deepen your understanding and mastery of the concepts covered throughout the program, allowing you to put theory into practice in real-world scenarios. Gain invaluable insights from seasoned experts and receive personalized guidance to refine your skills further.

    Join us in this immersive module and take your learning to new heights, as you prepare to make a lasting impact in the world of psychedelic healing and exploration.

MEET YOUR LEAD INSTRUCTORS

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Samantha Podrebarac
  • Educator

    Samantha is a spiritual care practitioner trained in spiritual healing and interfaith chaplaincy.

    She has worked at the NYU Center for Psychedelic Medicine on clinical trials exploring the treatment potential of psychedelic medicines. Her focus has been on trials of psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy for the treatment of alcohol dependence and upcoming research on psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy for the treatment of existential distress in individuals with a cancer diagnosis. She offers spiritual healing and meditation through Atman Spiritual Healing, working with individuals who require healing preparation and integration support.

    Samantha has completed graduate training from Columbia University in Spiritual Psychology, along with Interfaith Chaplaincy training from the Graduate Theological Union at Berkeley. Her contemplative training includes Vedanta yogic meditation lineage, Indo-Tibetan Dzogchen meditation, and both spiritual healing and constellation therapy. She is interested in integrating spiritual care and traditional healing practices into the facilitation process for psychedelic medicine work.

Changa Institute Psychedelic Therapy training Instructor Matthew Wissler
  • Educator

    Matthew is a licensed psilocybin facilitator actively supporting clients since co-facilitating the second session under Measure 109.

    Matthew is an alum of the Changa Institute's first cohort and holds a Post-Graduate diploma in Teaching and Learning from the University of Canterbury College of Education, along with a Bachelor of Science degree in Ecology from the Evergreen State College. As a facilitator, he actively engages in ongoing professional development, recently completing an End-of-Life Doula certification from the End-of-Life Psychedelic Care training program. Matthew values the sharing of experiences through leading practicums and classes for facilitator training programs, participating in panel discussions at symposiums, being an active member of several facilitator support networks, and preparing and supporting clients through every stage of their personal journey with psilocybin.

    With six years of experience as a youth crisis interventionist and program supervisor for at-risk young adults, he possesses a robust background in employing a trauma-informed approach to assist others through challenging situations and personal development. As a trained educator and experienced teacher, Matthew ensures his clients are well-prepared for their psilocybin journey, and he extends this commitment to the training of future facilitators. His decade-long dedication to endangered species recovery projects allowed him to work hands-on with a variety of wildlife honing his skills in relating to various forms of consciousness and nonverbal communication. Matthew's passion for entheogens has been cultivated over the course of 25 years and he is deeply grateful for the opportunity to utilize his range of skills and experiences in support of his community in the purposeful use of psilocybin and in training future facilitators.

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Dr. Sarah Mennega
  • Educator

    Research Assistant Professor, NYU Psychedelic Research Training Program Fellowship Recipient 2020-2023

    B.S., M.A., PhD. Arizona State University

    Research Assistant Professor, Arizona State University

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Dr. Manesh Girn
  • Educator

    Dr. Manesh Girn is a postdoctoral neuroscientist specializing in psychedelic drugs. Working closely with Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris, he conducts functional neuroimaging research on the neural mechanisms underlying the psychedelic experience and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy.

    He has been lead or co-author of over 20 peer-reviewed publications to date on topics spanning psychedelics, the default mode network, and related aspects of consciousness and cognition.

    Manesh also serves as the Chief Research Officer at EntheoTech Bioscience, a pioneering Canadian bioscience company focused on psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy and multidisciplinary mental health solutions.

    Beyond academia and industry, he runs a popular digital platform on YouTube and Instagram called "The Psychedelic Scientist”, where he disseminates the latest findings and developments in psychedelic science in a layperson friendly manner.

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Kylea Taylor
  • Educator

    Kylea Taylor, M.S., LMFT (CA MFC #34901) developed and now teaches InnerEthics®, a self-reflective, self-compassionate approach to ethical relationships for therapists and practitioners. She wrote The Ethics of Caring: Finding Right Relationship with Clients and has been writing and teaching about ethics for three decades.

    In ordinary coaching or therapy, it is relatively easy to remember ethical guidelines, codes and laws. Yet when we are sitting for people who are experiencing extra-ordinary states of consciousness, the intensity often requires the additional ethical alertness of self-inquiry.

    InnerEthics® Awareness Tools help us gently identify motivations, fears, biases, conflicts of interest, and ethically precarious relational situations before these result in behaviors that might compromise a client’s healing or expansion.

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Kaycie Lopez Jones
  • Educator

    Kaycie López Jones (she/they/ella/elle) is a transformational coach, consultant, and facilitator. With 15 years of experience as an intercultural educator and 8 years of experience as an equity facilitator, Kaycie has worked with youth and adults from diverse backgrounds. Initially, her vocational focus was within the field of education (ECE, K12, and Higher Ed) and the nonprofit sector. However, Kaycie has expanded her reach to work with various organizations dedicated to shifting their culture to create more equitable outcomes. She has trained, taught, and coached at both postsecondary and professional levels.

    Kaycie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Analysis: Human Behavior and an inter-collegiate Master of Arts in International Development and Service with a focus on Intercultural Communication and Intercultural Education. She is the founder of transformational coaching, consulting, and facilitation practice focused on transforming and transmuting the energy of racialized intergenerational and historical trauma. She is currently studying to become a psychedelic-assisted somatic therapist and guide to deepen this practice.

    Kaycie’s lifelong study is to explore the evolution of (human) consciousness, and all of her endeavors are guided by this North Star. Along this path, Kaycie has procured the support of several entheogenic plants and psychedelic medicines and is incredibly grateful for the wisdom and healing they facilitate. She is passionate about rediscovering and relearning the ancient ancestral ceremonial uses of plant medicines. While simultaneously shining a light on the culturally imperialistic agendas and tactics used to create false narratives and render Earth’s sacred medicine illicit in our modern-day society.

    Kaycie employs equity, liberatory, and healing-centered lenses in her approach; and strives to impact those around her in ways that inspire critical reflection, self-actualization, and heartful collaboration.

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training instructor Tracey
  • Educator

    Tracey is a clinical herbalist and holistic health consultant who has helped countless people overcome acute and chronic ailments that conventional medicine could not resolve. She has worked in informal settings, wellness departments, and health clinics. Her love of natural medicine started early, foraging for mushrooms with her dad, a serious mycophile.

    She earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from San Francisco State University. During that time, she attended several workshops at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, including "The way of Shaman" with Michael Harner and "Shamanism in Medicine" with Don Alberto Taxo. In 2003, Tracey attended The Spirit Vine retreat center in Manaus, Brazil, participating in multiple Ayahuasca ceremonies, awakening her gift of intuitive healing with entheogens. Then a fortuitous meeting with herbalist Juliette De Bairacli Levy led Tracey to study Traditional Western Herbalism at Vital Ways Institute.

    Becoming an herbalist was key in Tracey healing herself. She became a Santo Daime member to further help her diagnose a mysterious illness that had been ailing her for years. After a year of ayahuasca ceremonies, it was revealed what plant medicine she needed to cure herself of a nearly fatal infection. She's spent the last decade deepening her knowledge of natural medicine. She went with her husband to visit Paul Stamets for a medicinal mushroom cultivation seminar, which would later prove helpful for growing psilocybe cubensis. Her favorite mushroom for new growers, as well as beginner psychonauts, is Golden Teacher.

Changa Institute psychedelic therapy training program director Julia Rose
  • Program Director

    Julia Rose Schatten is a dedicated educator with almost two decades of experience. She earned her Masters of Science in Education from Bank Street College of Education and has taught in numerous private schools across diverse settings in Hong Kong, South Korea, New York City, and Los Angeles. Julia's teaching philosophy focuses on developing customized curriculums that cater to individual interests, empowering learners, and fostering comprehensive understanding and skill development. She advocates for an interactive, hands-on approach that not only meets program requirements but also promotes engagement and meaningful learning experiences.

TUITION

Tuition fee: $9,550

Our immersive training program to become a skilled psilocybin facilitator is designed to meet the needs and budget of our students. The program tuition is $9,550 USD and includes access to our comprehensive online course portal and community board.

Flexible Payment Plans: 

We understand that paying for the program upfront may not be feasible for everyone, which is why we offer flexible payment plans:

1 payment - $9,550

3 installments - $3,433 

6 installments - $1,717 

*Total tuition (not including retreats) is $9,550. All base rates listed may be subject to national or regional sales tax, depending on applicable sales taxes (HST, VAT, etc.) in your area. Any applicable taxes will be calculated automatically on checkout. All prices listed are in USD. The monthly installment will be collected on the day of the month that students begin their payment plan (for instance, if you submit your first installment on the 12th of January, the next installment will be automatically withdrawn from your account on the 12th of February).

Partial Scholarships: 

In addition to payment plans, we offer partial scholarships through our Work Study Program. This program is designed to provide financial assistance to students who need it most. If you're interested in applying for a scholarship, please contact us for more information.

Additional Funding Options: 

We've partnered with the Healing Advocacy Fund and Sheri Eckert Foundation to provide additional funding options for eligible students. These organizations offer financial assistance to those who qualify, making it easier for you to invest in your education and future as a psychedelic facilitator.

Program Inclusions: 

The program includes the following:

  • 30 hours of self-paced online course materials.

  • 100 hours of live online learning.

  • 32 hours of intensive in-person training.

  • A choice of one of three practicum options.

It's important to note that travel and lodging fees for the in-person program(s) are not included in the tuition.

Join us and take the first step towards becoming a leader in the growing field of psychedelics!

FAQs

  • Absolutely, non-Oregon residents are eligible for the Changa Institute's psilocybin facilitator training. Our program caters to a diverse, global audience, offering valuable insights and training in psychedelic therapy for both professional development and personal enrichment. Whether you're pursuing certification or seeking personal growth, our program provides a comprehensive learning experience.

  • At the Changa Institute, your unique journey and background are valued in our training program. You don't need to be a licensed therapist or mental health professional to join us. We welcome individuals from all walks of life, recognizing that diverse experiences and perspectives enrich our learning community. Whether you're exploring a new career path in psychedelic therapy or seeking personal growth, our program is designed to be inclusive and nurturing for all.

  • Changa Institute caters to diverse learning needs with two Psilocybin Facilitator tracks. The $6,550 Virtual Only track offers extensive live online training via Zoom, suitable for those preferring remote learning (note: this track requires separate practicum completion). Our $9,550 Full Program, ideal for a complete educational experience, includes both virtual classes and a 4-day in-person practicum with a guided psilocybin facilitation session. This immersive program ensures expert-led, hands-on training, fully covering all essential aspects for certification. Tailor your learning journey with our flexible payment options, scholarships, and financial aid, detailed on our Tuition page.

  • At Changa Institute, we've crafted a learning environment that feels personal and engaging for every trainee. Our Psilocybin Facilitator Training Program limits class sizes to 20 students, ensuring an intimate setting where your unique experiences and insights are valued. We're not just teaching; we're exploring and refining the best practices in psychedelic facilitation alongside you. This approach allows us to continuously improve and share our learnings, directly benefiting you and the broader community of practitioners.

  • Changa Institute provides two distinct training options for Psilocybin Facilitation: a Virtual Only track for remote learning via Zoom, and a Full Program that combines virtual classes with a 4-day in-person practicum, including a guided psilocybin facilitation session. The Full Program offers an immersive, expert-led experience, ensuring comprehensive hands-on training for certification. Both tracks cater to diverse learning preferences and needs in the field of psychedelic therapy.

  • The Changa Institute's in-person meetings for the Psilocybin Facilitation Program are scheduled during the final week, typically from Thursday to Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Specific dates are detailed in the program description. Admitted students will receive comprehensive information about the program schedule and details before committing to enrollment.

  • The Changa Institute's Psilocybin Facilitator Training requires a commitment to 120 instructional hours and an additional 40 hours for practicum. Students should also anticipate dedicating around 80 hours to reading, writing, and other assignments. On average, this amounts to 3-4 hours of homework per week over the six-month training period.

  • The Changa Institute's Psychedelic Facilitation Certificate Program acknowledges the profound role of indigenous spiritual traditions in the realm of psychedelic medicines. While fully encapsulating these traditions academically is challenging, the program emphasizes honoring these ancestral practices. Key modules like Ancestral Entheogenic Traditions, taught by Samantha Podrebarac, and Reciprocity and Ecological Awareness, incorporate insights from traditional lineages. Additionally, the curriculum includes perspectives on spiritual faith, justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, alongside guest speakers from various backgrounds sharing their expertise in plant medicine.

  • We cannot require or encourage direct experience with substances that are not federally legal. We recognize that many people don’t have access to legally protected plant medicines or fear legal consequences, and we acknowledge that legal consequences can disproportionately impact communities of color.

    At the Changa Institute, we recognize the importance of firsthand experience in psychedelic facilitation training. To legally facilitate these experiences, we have established partnerships with our alumni who now operate licensed psilocybin service centers. Through these collaborations, we offer our students legal and immersive guided experiences, enriching their educational journey.

    Other optional experiences that may be available as part of the Changa Insitute program include holotropic breathwork, prescription ketamine treatment, and traditional use of the salvia divinorum plant.

  • The Changa Institute's Psychedelic Facilitation Certificate Program values the diverse backgrounds of its applicants and instructors, including those with a spiritual connection to psychedelic medicines. The program encourages sharing these experiences during application, interview, or enrollment. Admission considers the depth of each applicant's experience, and the program is open to unlicensed, traditionally trained psychedelic facilitators. This inclusive approach enriches the learning experience, catering to both scientific and spiritual perspectives.

  • At the Changa Institute, our experienced team meticulously assesses each applicant for attributes like humility, self-awareness, and a dedication to social justice. Through interviews, we ensure that candidates are well-suited to become psychedelic facilitators. Our program aims to cultivate a deep sense of humility and a commitment to reciprocal practices in our students. We prioritize diversity in our student body to foster mutual learning and alliance-building, enhancing the field of psychedelic therapy. A key aspect of our training involves encouraging learners to develop cultural humility through introspection and understanding of diverse perspectives.

BECOME A LICENSED PSILOCYBIN FACILITATOR IN OREGON

To become a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon, a practitioner must first complete an Oregon-approved Psilocybin Facilitator Training Program.