The MIND Integration Facilitator Training is a program for those who have participated in Beyond Experience (BE) or Footsteps and want to bring the integrative approach to the psychedelic experience to the world.
MIND Foundation
English
Next cohort: Nov 7, 2026
15 months
Start date: November 7, 2026
The MIND Integration Facilitator Training is a program for those who have participated in Beyond Experience (BE) or Footsteps and want to bring the integrative approach to the psychedelic experience to the world. The training will equip participants with the necessary skills to facilitate both BE and Footsteps programs and build a network of facilitators that can make these programs available globally.
The training is designed to benefit from years of expertise in altered states of consciousness and experience as BE and Footsteps facilitators. Participants must have a minimum of a Bachelor's degree in psychology, public health, neuroscience, medicine, philosophy, or a related field, and experience facilitating groups. The training program includes a 3-day facilitator training, supervised co-facilitation, mentorship, a facilitator workbook, certification, and access to two Molecules (course) modules.
Professionals seeking training in psychedelic therapy and augmented psychotherapy.
European nonprofit research and implementation organization that organizes the INSIGHT Conference and allied public/professional events.
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