
Trauma-Informed Entheogenic Guide Masterclass
Foundations of Safe, Ethical, and Responsible Facilitation
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Buy Now - $500Course Overview
This training emphasizes discernment, steadiness, and accountability over charisma or performance.
What You'll Learn
- 13-15 hours of in-depth video training
- Comprehensive guidebook and complete forms cabinet
- Screening templates and preparation tools
- Trauma-informed facilitation and integration frameworks
Core Focus Areas
Role Clarity and Practitioner Identity
Differentiate guide, facilitator, and therapist roles while examining power dynamics and the internal work required to hold space responsibly.
Screening and Preparation as Safety
Learn psychological screening, medical red flags, consent, expectation setting, and boundary agreements before any session begins.
Trauma-Informed Session Facilitation
Develop nervous system awareness, intervention discernment, crisis steadiness, and practical session structure across entheogenic contexts.
Integration, Closure, and Referral
Support post-session integration, prevent dependency on peak experiences, and know when referral is necessary.
Program Details
Included in This Program
- 13-15 hours of in-depth video training
- Comprehensive guidebook / manual
- Complete forms cabinet
- Screening templates and preparation tools
- Trauma-informed facilitation frameworks
What Makes This Training Different
This course does not promote reckless experimentation. It promotes ethical maturity.
- Centers trauma-informed facilitation
- Emphasizes practitioner responsibility
- Includes real video instruction and discussion
- Provides usable documents and screening tools
- Addresses multiple entheogens without romanticizing any of them
Course Curriculum
A structured pathway designed to take you from foundational science to advanced facilitation mastery.
Facilitation as responsibility, not performance.
- Psychological impact of holding space
- Difference between guide, facilitator, and therapist
- Power dynamics in altered states
- Internal work required of the practitioner
- Ethical identity as a guide