Course Provider
Founded in 2022, Mending Mindcelium is an Oregon-based organization offering Oregon Health Authority-approved psilocybin facilitator training through a 14-week hybrid program focused on community healing with plant medicine. Their curriculum emphasizes inclusive, trauma-informed facilitation skills for individuals seeking to support others in psilocybin-assisted therapy.
Mending Mindcelium appears to be a smaller Oregon entrant in the state-regulated psilocybin training space, with a positioning that leans towards community healing, inclusion and trauma-informed practice rather than a heavily clinical or research-led identity. The publicly visible footprint is modest, so reputation is harder to triangulate independently than for longer-established peers, but the available listings suggest a professional training aimed at people wanting to work within Oregon’s legal psilocybin services model. I could not verify much about named instructors or lineage from primary sources, so those claims should be treated cautiously.
Best suited to people aiming to become psilocybin facilitators in Oregon, especially those who value an inclusive, trauma-informed, community-oriented approach. It looks less like a casual curiosity course and more like professional preparation for regulated facilitation work.
No firm prerequisites were verifiable from primary sources in this search. One secondary listing implies it is a professional-level course, but I could not confirm entry requirements such as clinical licensure, prior degree, or other admissions criteria from the provider’s own accessible pages.
A secondary course directory describes the programme as Oregon Health Authority-approved and says it was set to host its first cohort pending HECC approval, but I could not independently verify the current approval status on the provider site itself. No reliable source in this search confirmed CME, CE, or other professional credit.
A secondary listing gives tuition as $9,000 and describes the programme as a 14-week hybrid course. The same listing says it includes core training, a cumulative exam, and practicum hours in the final two weeks, but I could not verify inclusions directly on the provider website.
Learners are presented as finishing with a certificate-listed professional training and the competencies to facilitate psilocybin-assisted sessions within Oregon’s regulated framework. Reported outcomes include safe facilitation, client comfort, foundational knowledge, practical facilitation skills, and assessment via examination and practicum.
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