Course Provider
Mirari is a psychedelic education provider that offers a 12-week Foundation Programme and an online practitioner community. Its site says it bridges clinical research and real-world relational practice through education grounded in science and lived experience. The site also says it is part of Pink Elephant Group and is associated with Pink Elephant, Unipessoal Lda.
Mirari Academy sits in the European end of the psychedelic education field: more practitioner-facing than public-interest, more skills-led than purely academic, and clearly built around the realities of preparation, in-session support, integration and ethical decision-making. It will suit people already working in, or seriously moving towards, psychedelic care, coaching, facilitation or adjacent clinical practice. Its strongest identifiable lineage is through David Drapkin, whose background spans psychotherapy, harm reduction, education design and Psychedelics Today, and the wider Pink Elephant Group ecosystem.
Best for clinicians, therapists, coaches, facilitators and emerging professionals who want a structured, European-context introduction to psychedelic-assisted practice and a peer community around it. It is less of a general-interest course offer and more of a professional development pathway.
Mirari says its community is open to experienced practitioners, emerging professionals and people considering a move into the field. For the Foundation Programme, the public-facing copy stresses sustained engagement and reflective work, but it does not publish hard entry requirements, licensure conditions or a formal prerequisite list on the main page.
Mirari does not publish any formal external accreditation, CME/CE credit or professional licence-linked recognition for the Foundation Programme on its main public pages. Its materials frame the programme as a professional introduction and learning pathway rather than a regulated credential.
Mirari does not publish a single programme price for the Foundation Programme on the main public pages. The free practitioner community is described as free to join, and webinar pages are separately ticketed registrations, but tuition and inclusions for the core course are not stated publicly on the homepage.
Learners are promised a grounded introduction to the field, a reflective practice record, an honest gap analysis of their development edges, and a concrete 90-day action plan. The Foundation Programme is positioned as a starting point rather than a licence to practise, with competencies in European regulation, psychedelic neuroscience, preparation, in-session support, somatic and relational skills, crisis response and integration frameworks.
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