What does it mean to become a death-informed psychedelic practitioner? Psychedelic experiences and dying share more than metaphor. In this conversation, we explore what end-of-life psychedelic care has learned about accompanying people through threshold states — and why those lessons matter for practitioners across every stage and context of psychedelic facilitation.
Considering a professional path in psychedelic care? Join us for a live Open House to explore this 13-month professional certificate program, meet our faculty, ask your questions directly, and discover how the program develops the competencies and practitioner qualities required for ethical, skilled, and relationally attuned psychedelic facilitation.
As psychedelics enter mainstream care, the question of what constitutes well-rounded practice has never been more urgent. In this workshop, four experienced practitioners explored the interdisciplinary skills and competencies that shape safe, ethical, and effective care across the arc of the psychedelic journey through real-world scenarios spanning preparation, the medicine session, and integration.
What really goes into safe psychedelic use? Watch Ben Malcolm — one of the most trusted pharmacists in the field — break down dosing, drug interactions, and harm reduction.
Meet several graduates of the Psychedelic Practitioner Training to hear about their experiences in the program and their work in the field after graduation.
Exploring the Future of Psychedelic Care
Join Rick Doblin, Rosalind Watts, Sara Oke, Will Siu, MD, Glauber Loures de Assis, Daniel Shankin, and other renowned experts for a three-part event series exploring the evolution of the psychedelic ecosystem—its challenges, tensions, and the emerging opportunities for those working in or exploring a path in this field.
Explore Legal Pathways for Psychedelic Facilitation in Colorado (Session Replay)
Discover how Synthesis's Colorado-Approved Psychedelic Practitioner Training prepares practitioners for licensure under the Natural Medicine Health Act (NMHA).