Integrative Psychedelic Practitioner Training

Rooted in Trauma-Informed Care, Somatic Frameworks, Creativity, and Cultural Awareness.

Experiential Psilocybin Retreat in the Netherlands + 7 month Hybrid Training

About

Kiyumí’s 7-month Integrative Psychedelic Practitioner Training supports facilitators in cultivating clarity, care, and integrity in psychedelic-assisted spaces. 

Rooted in somatics, trauma-informed, somatic frameworks, creativity, and cultural awareness – the training combines online learning with an immersive in-person immersion in the Netherlands. Trainees engage in supervised facilitation, mentored peer sessions, and a curriculum grounded in ethical, relational, and experiential practice.

Highlights

• 6-Day legal psilocybin retreat in the Netherlands – includes supervised facilitation practice
• Live workshops led by expert teachers
• Weekly integration and mentorship sessions
• 1-on-1 coaching with specialists in psychedelic care
• Small peer groups for skill-building and support
• 1 guided personal psychedelic experience
• 1 supervised spaceholding session
• Preparation and integration guidance throughout the program
• Self-paced resources – recorded sessions, reading materials, and practice tools
• Certificate of completion
• An inclusive, international learning community

Your Faculty of Teachers

We are honored to work with an exceptional and diverse array of humans in the field of somatics, creativity and psychedelic care. 

Amongst them are: 

• Dr. Peter Levine
• Brittla Love
• Joshua Schrei
• Jason Silva
• Hanifa Nayo Washington
• East Forest
• Dr. Robin Carhart Harris
• Dr. Alex Belser
• Mary Sanders
• Dr. Ido Cohen
• Deanna C. Rogers
• Reggie Watts
• Dr. Saj Razvi
• Bu’u Kennedy (Indigenous Teacher)
• Rita Huni Kuin (Indigenous Teacher)

And more…

Curriculum:

Module 1: Fundamentals of Facilitation & Space-Holding (October – November)

• Preparation of people and space
• Psychedelic sessions
• Integration & aftercare
• Touch, boundaries, and presence
• Somatic expressions of trauma
• Unshaming natural responses, including sexuality within psychedelic care
• Dosage / substance considerations
• Risks / contraindications
• Screening, protocols, and assessment
• Ritual & ceremony, mental health, and shamanism
• Practitioner self-care, protection, cleansing, and boundaries
• Harm reduction during crises and spiritual emergencies
• Psychological and physiological reactions in facilitation
• Ethics, facilitator qualities, and guiding roles
• Trauma-informed therapeutic work
• Facilitator blind spots and ego dynamics

Module 2: Building Bridges – Tools for Integrating Mind, Body and Spirit (December – January)

• Self-regulation and co-regulation
• Felt sense and interoception
• Resourcing and reflective listening
• Non-violent communication and empowerment-based language
• Mindful observation, gratitude, loving-kindness, self-inquiry, journaling, sacred pause
• Breathwork techniques
• Body awareness, restorative techniques, intuitive movement
• Trauma and nervous system regulation
• Somatic art therapy, sound and voice release
• Authentic relating and embodied communication
• Deep ecology and natural cycles
• Food as medicine
• Indigenous cosmovisions
• Ceremonial tools, music and soundscape design, contemporary rituals

Module 3: Reclaiming Wholeness – Grief, Play and Intimacy with Life (February)

• Embracing the full spectrum of human emotion
• Releasing shame and embracing vulnerability
• Compassion for all parts
• Pleasure as a gateway to embodied presence (pleasure activism)
• Intimacy, connection, and relational dynamics
• Rediscovery of childlike play in adulthood
• Play as connection and creativity
• Laughter, spontaneity, joy
• Grief cycles, cultural perspectives, expression, and release
• Rituals for integration
• Epigenetics and ancestral trauma

Module 4: Community, Culture & Care (March)

• Legalization, regulation, and decriminalization
• Facilitator roles in political landscapes
• Serving diverse communities (LGBTQI+, BIPOC, etc.)
• Addressing systemic inequities
• Advocacy in psychedelic work
• Ecological sustainability in healing practices
• Indigenous knowledge and reciprocity
• Decolonization in healing practices
• Collective leadership and peacemaking
• Building meaningful relationships for collective well-being

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the Integrative Psychedelic Practitioner Training, participants will be able to: 

• Develop the capacity to hold space for individuals in non-ordinary states with an approach that is heart-centered, trauma-informed, and ethically grounded
• Apply foundational physiological and psychological knowledge of altered states of consciousness
• Guide the complete arc of psychedelic work, from preparation through integration, including crisis navigation
• Cultivate cultural competence, equity awareness, and sensitivity to diverse communities
• Integrate somatic awareness, mindfulness, creative expression, and nature connection into facilitation
• Incorporate traditional and indigenous healing practices alongside contemporary methods
• Work skillfully with the full spectrum of human emotion, including grief, play, vulnerability, and pleasure
• Foster inclusive, compassionate, and community-oriented spaces that honor diversity and belonging
• Practice self-awareness, self-care, and reflective inner work as an ongoing part of facilitation
• Understand the societal, political, and ecological contexts shaping psychedelic work and act with reciprocity and responsibility
• Lead with integrity, humility, and service, contributing to collective healing and systemic change

Your Mentors & Facilitators 

Schedule 

Experiential psilocybin retreat in the Netherlands + 7 month hybrid training

October 8 2025 - April 29 2026: Classes are held on Wednesdays from 18:30 to 21:30 CET

About Kiyumí

Kiyumí is an integrative, psychedelic-assisted approach to self-inquiry and growth. For the past six years, we have hosted immersive retreats that bridge science-based, trauma-informed modalities with the wisdom of ancestral plant medicine traditions. Our work is rooted in connectedness and the power of the group, creating spaces for people to share expansive experiences and learn in a safe, supportive container. 

We also collaborated for several years with Dr. Gabor Maté on the Psychedelics & Compassionate Inquiry Experiential Program, where participants learned directly from him through group sessions, live demonstrations, and an immersive retreat, exploring and integrating psychedelic experiences through a compassionate, relational lens. 

Today, our Integrative Psychedelic Practitioner Training brings together many of the most respected voices in psychedelic care, somatics, and creative practice, including Dr. Peter Levine, Britta Love, Joshua Schrei, Jason Silva, Hanifa Nayo Washington, East Forest, Dr. Robin Carhart Harris, Dr. Alex Belser, Mary Sanders, Dr. Ido Cohen, Deanna C. Rogers, Reggie Watts, and Dr. Saj Razvi. Alongside our faculty, Kiyumí’s amazing team of experienced facilitators provide grounded and compassionate support throughout every stage of the journey.

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ACCESS:  We do our best to include everyone in our events, regardless of health circumstances. If you have access requirements please email the event organiser directly to discuss. Many facilitators are able to offer reduced ticket prices for those truly unable to afford the ticket price. If this applies to you, do please get in touch with the event organiser.

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