Faith-Based Psilocybin Facilitator Training

Faith-Based Psilocybin Facilitator Training prepares facilitators and guides to hold sacred medicine work within interfaith spiritual traditions rather than a purely clinical Oregon Measure 109 framework. The curriculum covers Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, and Indigenous spiritual lineages, spiritual ecology, RFRA and religious exemption context, and non-directive holding that honors participants’ inner authority while emphasizing safety and presence. The training is intended for mental health professionals, healers, community holders, and serious learners aged 21 and older. It may be relevant to those pursuing religious-use pathways alongside Oregon licensed service center work. The program includes 150 hours of online didactic training and 40 hours of supervised practicum, with resources delivered through the Myco-Method curriculum and app, an LMS track, mentor cohort, community circles, and affiliated communities including Pneuma.