Foundations of Psilocybin Facilitation

 The coursework here is the online curriculum our full program students complete, developed and taught by Entheogen Institute founder and lead instructor Coeli Dwivedi, MS. You study the practices that hold up in an actual session: safety, ethics, the non-directive approach, and empathetic abiding presence. 

 Coeli Dwivedi, MS founded Entheogen Institute and teaches the curriculum herself. Once a month for six months, you meet with her live: questions, skills practice, and the parts of this work that are hard to learn from a screen. Self-paced study does not mean studying alone. 

 There is no cohort to keep up with and no week you can fall behind in. Asynchronous coursework means you study when your life has room for it. Some students move through in three months. Others take the full six, sitting with the material as it lands. This is a field where rushing serves nobody, and the structure here reflects that. 

 Understand the laws and responsibilities that guide facilitation in regulated settings. 

 Empathetic abiding presence, and the discipline of trusting that a client's own process knows where it needs to go. You learn to stay with someone rather than lead them. 

 Gain the tools to recognize and safely respond to trauma dynamics that may arise. 

 Support clients before, during, and long after their sessions so insights can become lasting change. 

 Explore how natural medicine interacts with the brain and body, and why it can create lasting therapeutic effects.
 

 Learn how to hold this work with respect and reverence, giving credit where it is due. 

 Develop presence, deep listening, intuition, and practical methods for holding both individual and group sessions. 

  Build your own resilience and grounding so you can show up fully for others.