• Acknowledge the foundation of the use of sacred plants through historical, cultural, indigenous, ‘traditional’ and contemporary lenses

  • Discuss and analyze critical social issues such as globalization, tourism, cultural appropriation, commodification, patents, reciprocity, conservation, legality, ethics and sexual abuse

  • Explore topics such as shamanism in Amazonia, peyote use among the Wixárika, psilocybin use among the Mazatec, iboga in Africa, and many other cultural practices amongst other groups

  • Deepen your understanding of the expanding future of psychedelic plant medicines in ways that are equitable, safe, and just

Join and incorporate this knowledge into your professional career, scientific research or ceremonial practice, as well as your personal life

July 8th – October 21st 2025, 10:30am-12pm PST/1:30pm-3pm EST

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Course Curriculum

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About this course

TESTIMONIALS

“Thank you so much for the opportunity and for the sacred knowledge and wisdom and teaching and most importantly for all the great work that you all do, it is critical. I am incredibly grateful for the priceless wisdom and insight gained during my previous experiences with Chacruna, which have profoundly influenced my journey with sacred earth medicines, and my own medicine practice as a Pharmacist”

Mike Bonertz, Pharmacist

Registration

Price $1,100 USD

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The price for CE credits is $560 USD, with a total of 28 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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