• Learn about the historical, political, and economic factors that inform psychedelic research design

  • Be aware of the methodological biases and ethical issues affecting psychedelic research

  • Understand how knowledge production on entheogens differs between Western and Indigenous worldviews

  • Discover how psychedelic science is developed in the Global North and South within a diverse community

Join and unravel the reasons why some perspectives, methods, and narratives are privileged while others are marginalized!

January 7th – April 8th 2025, 10:30am-12pm PST/1:30pm-3pm EST

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About this course

TESTIMONIALS

“It truly is one of the most engaging virtual courses I have taken in a long time! Everyone of the instructors and participants were very knowledgeable and made learning about this topic full of insights. This is a very special topic for me in the work that I do and personally.”

Irijah Stennett, Holistic Health & Wellness Facilitator

Registration

Price $950 USD

Payment Plan available, check and register in our eventbrite page.

Apply for a scholarship here! 

CE Credits approval pending, with a total of 24 CE Credits offered.

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FAQ

  • What is the format of the classes?

    Students will be provided with the recorded professor lectures a week in advance of the discussion class which they will watch on their own time. The 1.5hr Zoom meetings included in the schedule in the syllabus will consist of q+a/discussion with the students and professor. Coming into the discussion classes, students are expected to have watched the recordings and read the readings which are listed in the syllabus.

  • What are the general requirements for the course?

    We ask that each student present at least 80% of participation throughout the course, whether it be by having your camera on for the whole class, actively listening, taking notes, providing questions/comments, etc. We also ask that each student read the readings for each class before they take place.

  • How much interaction is there with the professors?

    You will have the opportunity to ask questions to each professor in each of the discussion classes. The live 1.5 hour Q&A discussion part of the classes are an essential focus of the courses, with a very intimate and safe-space environment to explore any questions that might arise.

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