Oregon psilocybin facilitator training, taught live online.

Build a meaningful offering. Create continuity. Develop a sustainable practice.

Throughout your training, optional guided assignments help you turn what you are learning into a thoughtfully developed program for the people you feel called to serve. You begin with their needs, your strengths, and the purpose behind the work you want to bring into the world.

You can explore an individual or group offering, a focused series, or an ongoing program that may extend across a full year. You consider how clients prepare, build trust, participate, reflect, and continue bringing what they discover into everyday life.

The medicine experience is one part of a larger structure of preparation, integration, and ongoing connection.

Short prompts at the end of modules help you develop your offering piece by piece, applying what you have just learned. Your blueprint considers:

• Whom you want to serve and the central purpose of your offering.
• Its individual or group format and overall structure.
• How participants prepare and what supports trust and readiness.
• The setting, consent, client autonomy, and flow of the experience.
• How music, silence, reflection, or creative elements might fit.
• Integration, follow-up, and opportunities for continued connection.
• How the offering aligns with Oregon’s requirements and your professional scope.

Twenty example concepts help you begin imagining your own direction, including grief and remembrance, life transitions, veterans’ reflection, creativity, purpose, and community belonging. You can adapt an idea, combine themes, or develop something entirely your own.

Alongside the Business Starter Bonus, this process helps you connect the care you want to provide with the practical structure needed to sustain your work. You can revise your blueprint as your understanding grows and continue refining it as you move toward licensure and professional practice.

Participation is optional and separate from required training assignments. Your offering can evolve with you.

Give your professional vision a practical starting point.

Caring about this work and knowing how to build a business involve different skills. This optional course helps connect your direction with the practical steps involved in developing and launching a practice.

Also included: a Customer Avatar Creation Workbook to help you understand your intended audience, and a Webinar Script Worksheet to help structure an educational presentation.

Use the resources alongside your Signature Offering Blueprint or as you clarify your next professional step. The launch framework is a planning tool; your timeline depends on your readiness and applicable requirements.

One connected record of the work you complete.

Practicum Hub organizes student placements, qualifying hours, supervision, evaluations, and completion records in one shared system.

You, AAA, and the service center can view practicum records. Each participant can update the sections assigned to their role, helping keep responsibilities clear and information connected as you progress.

• Keep practicum information together.
• Coordinate updates across the student, school, and service center.
• Download documentation of the work you have completed for your own records.

Service centers maintain their own client and service records. Practicum Hub organizes the student practicum information maintained by the training program.

AAA will provide instructions for accessing your student practicum records.

A professional community you can keep growing with.

The AAA Student & Alumni Network provides a shared place to meet peers, exchange perspectives, share your work, and continue learning as your professional direction develops.

• Announcements: school and community updates.
• Introduce Yourself: share your background and meet others.
• Services & Resources: exchange useful resources and share professional work.
• Referrals & Connections: build relationships and share referral connections.
• Learning & Discussion: ask questions and exchange perspectives.
• Opportunities & Events: share opportunities and gatherings.
• Personal Development: make space for reflection and growth alongside professional development.

Participation gives you a way to remain connected as your interests, experience, and practice evolve.

Help people discover the person behind your work.

AAA’s public directory introduces students and alumni through their backgrounds, interests, specialties, organizations, and professional work.

Visitors can browse profiles, search by specialty or location, and connect through the information you choose to share. You can add or update your profile as your direction develops.

Participation is optional. Profiles should clearly represent each person’s current student, graduate, and licensure status.

A little space for a new way of seeing.

Seek Magic Everyday offers everyday interpretations of lessons from A Course in Miracles, alongside listening options, personal practice, journaling, and exploration.

Use it to pause, examine familiar thought patterns, consider a different perspective, and connect reflection with daily life.

This is a separate personal-reflection resource for anyone who finds the approach meaningful. Using the app or sharing its spiritual perspective is not a condition of participating in AAA’s training.