Myco-Method

Myco-Method trains faith-based psilocybin facilitators and guides for sacred medicine work within interfaith spiritual traditions, rather than a purely clinical Oregon Measure 109 framing alone. The curriculum covers interfaith spiritual ecology, including Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, and indigenous lineages, along with RFRA and religious exemption context. It also emphasizes non-directive holding, where the participant's inner authority is centered and guides provide safety and presence without controlling the experience. The program is associated with Saba Cooperative and references decentralized cooperative governance. Training is organized through a resource curriculum and app, an LMS track, a mentor cohort, community circles, and fellowship or covenant community settings. It is described for mental health professionals, healers, community holders, and serious learners aged 21 and over who want to facilitate psilocybin journeys within a faith-based, interfaith framework, including those pursuing religious use pathways alongside Oregon licensed service center work.