A safe structure for honest self-reflection
Practitioners working in psychedelic-assisted care benefit from having a trusted structure for reflecting on their own blind spots and ethical challenges. This course walks through a peer consultation model that gives practitioners defined roles to rotate through, so vulnerability and honest self-examination have a safe container, rather than defaulting to judgment or defensiveness. You'll see the roles demonstrated in practice through role-play, so the structure feels usable rather than abstract.
What you'll learn: the roles and functions that make a peer consultation group work, and how to apply Ethical Awareness Tools within a group setting.
Why it matters: a defined structure supports honest, non-judgmental self-reflection and helps you recognize your own blind spots before they become a problem.
Who it's for: therapists, guides, facilitators, and other practitioners supporting clients through psychedelic-assisted care. No prior ethics courses required.
Everything you need to get started
Full video training, about 1 hour
Access delivered through a private, password-protected page
Short check-ins between sections to keep your place and confirm engagement
Purchase Ethics 103
After purchase, you'll receive an email within a few minutes containing your access link and password.
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