Course Provider
Psychedelic media publication covering education, culture, policy, and practical guidance around psychedelic use and integration.
DoubleBlind is best understood as a psychedelic education and media brand rather than a formal professional school. Its courses seem strongest for curious public learners and aspiring peer supporters who want grounded, harm-reduction-led guidance on preparation, trip sitting, integration, and the wider psychedelic landscape. It sits in the field as a well-known, accessible populariser with visible expert contributors, but the offerings are not framed as accredited clinical training and several courses explicitly say they are not professional therapist or facilitator qualifications.
Best for curious adults, first-time or early-stage psychonauts, and people exploring whether they want to support others informally or move towards the field. It is also a reasonable fit for clinicians or facilitators who want accessible public-facing education, but not as a substitute for formal professional training.
No formal prerequisite appears to be required for the main public courses. One course explicitly says it is not intended to teach people to be a psychedelic therapist, shaman, ceremony facilitator, or other professional space holder.
No accreditation, licensure, CME/CE credit, or regulated certification is stated in the sources reviewed. DoubleBlind describes its offerings as online classes and workshops, and one course explicitly says it is not a professional psychedelic therapy training.
Pricing is presented as affordable online learning and membership-based access. A monthly membership is listed at $19, with annual at $189, and other bundle or course pages show instalment-style pricing and membership discounts; one summit was listed at $99 during the live period. The membership includes access to courses and live workshops, and some pages mention scholarships or pay-what-you-can style support.
Learners typically walk away with practical knowledge on psychedelic basics, dosage, choosing substances, preparation, navigation, harm reduction, integration, and trip sitting. The outcomes are educational confidence and, for some, a pathway to decide whether to pursue more rigorous professional training elsewhere, rather than a formal clinical credential.
Linked Courses
12
Active Listings
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Primary Formats
Self-paced, Hybrid, Live Classes
Programs linked directly to this provider in the Blossom course dataset.
By Double Blind
An article examining whether ketamine clinics could serve as a model for future legal psychedelic therapy. It discusses current ketamine clinic practices, emerging regulation questions, and how clinics are preparing for MDMA and psilocybin services.
By Double Blind
DB 101: How to Microdose is a course on choosing a dose, protocol, and substance, then tracking results to refine a microdosing routine. It is aimed at people who want practical guidance on microdosing for mood, focus, and overall well-being.
Delivery: Self-paced
Includes medicine self-experience
By Double Blind
In this course, DB 101 How to Trip Sit, participants will learn about the role and responsibilities of a trip sitter, how to prepare for and navigate a psychedelic experience, and best practices for setting up a safe and supportive environment for the person tripping.
Delivery: Online + Self-paced
No medicine self-experience listed
By Double Blind
DB101: How to Use Psychedelics is a comprehensive course that covers everything you need to know to get the most out of your journey with these powerful medicines, including how to choose the right psychedelic for you, where to access safe, legal psychedelics, and how to integrate the lessons of you
Delivery: Self-paced + Online
No medicine self-experience listed
By Double Blind
DB 101: Psychedelics & Maternity is a course designed to provide tools and support for navigating the transformative experience of becoming and being a mother, whilst also engaging with psychedelics.
Delivery: Self-paced + Online
By Double Blind
This article explains how to evaluate ketamine therapy clinics and psychedelic retreats, including what ketamine does, what to expect during treatment, and why supervised settings matter. It also covers practical considerations for finding reputable legal services.
By Double Blind
This course page explores how couples may use psychedelics such as MDMA, psilocybin mushrooms, or LSD to examine intimacy, communication, and relationship patterns. It also emphasizes preparation and integration rather than treating psychedelics as a quick fix.
By Double Blind
This article examines how therapy access can be harder for Black women and other people of color, especially when insurance, provider availability, and racial mismatch limit care. It focuses on the difficulty of finding a therapist who is both in network and culturally responsive.
By Double Blind
This DoubleBlind article summarizes research suggesting that a history of antidepressant use may reduce the effectiveness of MDMA-assisted therapy. It covers the relationship between SSRIs and MDMA in the treatment of PTSD.
By Double Blind
This article explains psilocybin therapy and the current research around its use in mental health care. It focuses on how clinical studies are structured, what participants can expect, and the possible benefits and limitations of treatment.
By Double Blind
A three-month live online certification program focused on microdosing guidance and facilitation. It is designed for people seeking more structured education around dosage, frequency, substance selection, and when microdosing may or may not be appropriate.
By Double Blind
A first-person account of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, comparing a therapist-guided model with standard ketamine clinic care. The piece focuses on how treatment was structured, what came up during sessions, and how integration differed between approaches.
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