Register: Walking Home Facilitating Psilocybin at the End of Life Live CFE

For some clients, psilocybin work means confronting life’s final threshold. Whether supporting an elderly client, a person facing terminal illness, or someone struggling with fear of death and dying, facilitators must be prepared to hold these experiences with steadiness, compassion, and clarity.

In this CFE, we will explore how psilocybin can support clients in approaching mortality with greater peace and presence. We’ll look at how themes of death and dying may arise—both intentionally and unexpectedly—and how facilitators can respond in a way that honors the client’s journey while staying within ethical and professional scope.

You’ll learn to:

• Recognize how end-of-life themes emerge across preparation, journey, and integration.
  
• Communicate with sensitivity to elderly and terminally ill clients and their families.
  
• Support clients who carry fear of death, helping them move toward acceptance and meaning-making.
  
• Distinguish between existential exploration and clinical red flags such as suicidality.
  
• Provide grounded integration practices that help clients weave these experiences into their lives.