While psilocybin-containing mushrooms and truffles are our main focus, we also explore other plant and fungal allies such as salvia, ayahuasca, San Pedro (Huachuma), and their microdosing potential. You’ll learn their historical, cultural, and ceremonial contexts, as well as modern, safe applications. The emphasis is on informed, ethical facilitation that respects both tradition and current science.

Working with people in altered states, even subtle ones from microdosing, can surface unexpected emotions, memories, or physical discomfort. We train facilitators to respond with presence, groundedness, and clear protocols. This includes verbal de-escalation techniques, safe space-holding, knowing when to pause or adjust a session, and understanding when to refer clients to additional professional support. Safety – physical,emotional, and ethical – is at the core of our methodology.

No advanced scientific background is required. We teach the neuroscience, pharmacology, and psychology of microdosing in accessible terms. What matters most is your ability to listen deeply, build trust, and guide clients through structured self-reflection. Many of our most impactful facilitators come from coaching, therapy, education, or somatic practice backgrounds rather than pure science. The scientific knowledge serves to support your credibility and understanding, while relational skills make the real difference in your clients’ outcomes.

The training is built around five interconnected modules:

1. Coaching Mindset – Building trust, active listening, ethical boundaries, and empowering clients.

2. Microdosing Science & Practice – Evidence-based protocols, safety considerations, and dosage guidance.

3. Traditional Practices – Indigenous wisdom, ceremony, and respectful cultural integration.

4. Practical Application – Designing sessions, adapting to individual needs, and managing group dynamics.

5. Personal Integration & Methodology – Reflecting on your journey and crafting your own facilitation style.

The program culminates in you developing a signature methodology that aligns with your strengths, values,and client base.

Not anymore. The skills from the former 6-week Microdosing Coaching Program are now seamlessly integrated into the first practicum of the facilitator training. This means you’ll learn by doing – guiding another person through a full microdosing journey under supervision. This practical approach ensures you develop confidence and competence early in the program.

The facilitator training runs primarily on Sundays at 8:00 AM Pacific Time / 5:00 PM Netherlands time, with each session lasting about 2.5 hours. We know life can get busy, so all sessions are recorded in high quality and uploaded to our course platform. This ensures you can revisit the teachings, pause to take notes, or catch up if you can’t attend live. Many students combine live attendance with replay study for deeper integration.

We believe microdosing facilitation lives at the intersection of evidence-based practice and intuitive, heart-centered guidance. The science – neuroscience, clinical studies, and pharmacology – helps validate the work for clients and builds facilitator confidence. The spirituality – ceremony, presence, and mindful intention – nourishes the deeper human need for meaning, connection, and transformation. Our approach invites you to integrate both, so your facilitation can resonate with a wide range of clients.

Applications can be submitted via our website, use the buttons on this page.
After applying, you’ll be invited to a personal Zoom call with a team member to ensure the program fits your goals and experience. The investment in the program is €4500 excluding  apllicable VAT. Early enrollment offers a reduced tuition rate, and we provide two flexible payment plans. The next cohort begins in November, and spaces are intentionally limited to maintain personal attention and mentoring.