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Program Comparison Guide

 

Use the table below to explore and compare our certificate programs. Whether you’re starting your journey in psychedelic care or looking to deepen your expertise, this guide will help you find the program that aligns with your goals and how you’d like to contribute to the psychedelic healing space. Be sure to review the eligibility requirements for each program to ensure the best fit for your path.

Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies

Psilocybin Facilitator Training Certificate Program

Eligibility Requirements

Open to advanced professionals in therapeutic fields like mental health, medicine, chaplaincy, social work, and other licensed practice areas, and Indigenous lineage carriers.

Open to those 21 years of age at time of program start, U.S. resident, high school diploma/equivalent, professional license in good standing (if applicable) as outlined in state regulatory models.

Curriculum Focus

Across all programs, our curriculum is deeply rooted in an intersectional, anti-oppression, and social justice lens, which is considered essential for the ethical delivery of psychedelic medicine.

Clinical competencies in the practice of psychedelic-assisted therapies, including ketamine and psilocybin, as well as an exploration of ceremonial plant medicine.

Foundational competencies in psilocybin facilitation designed within state regulatory frameworks, emphasizing a Healing Justice approach with a focus on harm reduction and peer support.

Program Format

Hybrid program format, with monthly live online sessions, bi-weekly clinical skills practice group meetings, asynchronous learning modules, residential retreats, and a Practicum Experiential.

Following the completion of the CPAT program, trainees interested in becoming a state (OR or CO) licensed psilocybin facilitator will need to complete additional steps prior to applying with the state.

Fully virtual program format featuring weekly live online classes, bi-weekly pod small group meetings, asynchronous learning modules, and an optional Practicum Experiential add-on.

Following completion of the PFT program, trainees seeking to become a state (OR or CO) licensed psilocybin facilitator will need to complete additional steps prior to applying with the state, including a required 40-hour practicum.

Outcome/Role

Trainees gain a comprehensive education in psychedelic-assisted therapies, preparing them for clinical practice, research, advocacy, and integration support.

Trainees will have completed the state-regulatory didactic training for psilocybin facilitation and may choose practicum requirements to qualify for licensure in CO or OR.

Trainees receive psilocybin facilitation training with a focus on harm reduction and community care, designed to adhere to state regulatory models.

Trainees will have completed the state-regulatory didactic training requirement and will qualify for a 40-hr practicum experiential in CO or OR.

Tuition Cost & Scholarships

$10,000*

*Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Practicum Experiential available for an additional cost ($1,500 expected).

Various types of financial assistance, including Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Scholarships are available. Details are located in the program Application Process & Policies.

$7,000

Various types of financial assistance, including Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Scholarships are available. Details are located in the program Application Process & Policies.

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Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies

Eligibility Requirements

Open to advanced professionals in therapeutic fields like mental health, medicine, chaplaincy, social work, and other licensed practice areas, and Indigenous lineage carriers.

Across all programs, our curriculum is deeply rooted in an intersectional, anti-oppression, and social justice lens, which is considered essential for the ethical delivery of psychedelic medicine.

Clinical competencies in the practice of psychedelic-assisted therapies, including ketamine and psilocybin, as well as an exploration of ceremonial plant medicine.

Hybrid program format, with monthly live online sessions, bi-weekly clinical skills practice group meetings, asynchronous learning modules, residential retreats, and a Practicum Experiential.

Following the completion of the CPAT program, trainees seeking to become a state (OR or CO) licensed psilocybin facilitator will need to complete additional steps prior to applying with the state.

Trainees gain a comprehensive education in psychedelic-assisted therapies, preparing them for clinical practice, research, advocacy, and integration support.

Trainees will have completed the state-regulatory didactic training for psilocybin facilitation and may choose practicum requirements to qualify for licensure in CO or OR.

$10,000*

*Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Practicum Experiential available for an additional cost ($1,500 expected)

Various types of financial assistance, including Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Scholarships are available. Details are located in the program Application Process & Policies.

Eligibility Requirements

Open to those 21 years of age at time of program start, U.S. resident, high school diploma/equivalent, professional license in good standing (if applicable) as outlined in state regulatory models.

Across all programs, our curriculum is deeply rooted in an intersectional, anti-oppression, and social justice lens, which is considered essential for the ethical delivery of psychedelic medicine.

Foundational competencies in psilocybin facilitation designed within state regulatory frameworks, emphasizing a Healing Justice approach with a focus on harm reduction and peer support.

Fully virtual program format featuring weekly live online classes, bi-weekly pod small group meetings, asynchronous learning modules, and an optional Practicum Experiential add-on.

Following completion of the PFT program, trainees seeking to become a state (OR or CO) licensed psilocybin facilitator will need to complete additional steps prior to applying with the state, including a required 40-hour practicum.

Trainees receive psilocybin facilitation training with a focus on harm reduction and community care, designed to adhere to state regulatory models.

Trainees will have completed the state-regulatory didactic training requirement and will qualify for a 40-hr practicum experiential in CO or OR.

$7,000

Various types of financial assistance, including Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Scholarships are available. Details are located in the program  Application Process & Policies.

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