Focused short-form trainings in psychedelic safety, harm reduction, and clinical skill. One listed topic is Psychedelic First Aid, presented in collaboration with Neuma Centre.
Therapsil
English
Next cohort: May 20, 2026
2 hours
Start date: May 20, 2026
Advanced Training is a set of focused short-form trainings from Therapsil. The page describes the offering as covering psychedelic safety, harm reduction, and clinical skill. One listed topic is Psychedelic First Aid, presented in collaboration with Neuma Centre. The page does not provide additional details on format, prerequisites, or a longer curriculum in the excerpt provided.
Clinicians and other learners seeking short-form training in psychedelic safety, harm reduction, and related clinical skills.
TheraPsil is a Canadian grassroots nonprofit advancing compassionate, legal access to psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy through clinician training, patient advocacy, and legal reform, having trained over 700 healthcare professionals since 2019. The organization assists Canadians in navigating Health Canada's Special Access Program, supports patient-rights litigation in Federal Court, and operates the PsilWell community-funded clinical trial exploring psilocybin-assisted therapy for general wellbeing.
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