EI Advanced Bridge Program CFE

• Supporting clients navigating suicidality with clear protocols, scope-of-practice boundaries, and referral pathways
   
• Working with terminally ill clients and providing grounded, compassionate end-of-life support
   
• Understanding Colorado psilocybin laws and rules, including facilitator responsibilities and compliance requirements
   
• Completing Colorado state paperwork, documentation standards, and session reporting
   
• Exploring cultural humility and cultural appropriation, and the importance of respectful cross-cultural awareness
   
• Bridging ancestral wisdom and modern neuroscience in a way that honors lineage and supports integrative practice
   
• Strengthening real-world coaching tools for preparation and integration sessions
   
• Deepening the non-directive approach and learning how to apply it safely
   
• Trauma informed care and how these principles shape safe, ethical facilitation
   
• Ethical decision making, scope-of-practice limits, and recognizing when to refer out
   

This 25-hour program is designed to fit into your life without sacrificing depth or quality.

You’ll receive:

• 12.5 hours of self paced coursework to be completed before the in person component
   
• A 12.5-hour weekend intensive live via zoom on January 17-18, 2026 from 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM PST (Hour lunch break included)
   

Throughout this program, you’ll complete 12.5 hours of self-paced study before joining a live intensive led by Coeli, our director and lead instructor. This format supports you in arriving prepared, engaged, and ready to deepen your understanding of Colorado’s standards. You’ll integrate new insights into your existing practice, strengthen key facilitation skills, and connect with others in Colorado’s growing natural medicine community. 

• $2,200 – In-person weekend intensive or remote livestream.
   
• 15% off for Entheogen Institute graduates

This program is designed for individuals seeking licensure in Colorado who meet any of the following criteria:

• You graduated from a HECC-licensed Oregon program but were never licensed in Oregon
   
• You were previously licensed in Oregon but are no longer active
   
• You have been licensed in Oregon for under one year
   
• You are a legacy facilitator with 100+ hours of facilitation experience and want to become licensed
   
• You completed a 120-hour HECC-licensed training and need the additional 30 hours of education to qualify for Colorado’s 150-hour CFE requirement

 Don’t miss your opportunity to expand your practice and join this growing field. Apply today to begin your journey into Colorado Licensure!