Psychedelic-assisted therapy is entering modern healthcare and for many practitioners, it is introducing an entirely new way of working. The psychedelic experience can evoke emotional, psychological, somatic, relational, spiritual, and existential material in ways that transcend any single therapeutic modality.

Many practitioners experienced in this work agree that it is best supported by an inner-directed therapeutic approach. Rather than directing or interpreting, the therapist's role is to support the conditions in which clients can turn inward, and to hold and respond skilfully to whatever unfolds.

As practitioners enter the psychedelic field, they often find themselves in one of two positions: either lacking the therapeutic foundations to confidently support clients through these experiences, or needing to unlearn years of more directive approaches to work in a genuinely open and responsive way.

Our training programs support practitioners in both positions. Drawing from enduring therapeutic traditions and contemplative practices that long predate Western psychology, our programs offer a clear, jargon-free framework for inner-directed work - taught experientially, with an emphasis on practice, observation, and feedback. They are designed for therapists, healthcare practitioners, and body-based facilitators who are entering or already working in the psychedelic field.