What you’ll find in the official catalog

• Institutional purpose, administrative information, and program scope
• Admissions requirements, enrollment steps, and student documentation expectations
• Published tuition/fees and the governing cancellation & refund policy
• 2026 cohort calendar (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall), holidays, and key deadlines
• Program outcomes and program maps (course sequence, topics, and hour allocations)
• Academic standards and student policies (attendance, progress, conduct, grievance process)

Facilitator Training Program (Options)

• Standard Program — 11 weeks
• Distance Education Program — 11 weeks (same total length; may allow scheduling flexibility for practicum completion)
• Accelerated Program — 7 weeks (eligibility requires approved prior education/experience for reduced online training hours; practicum hours remain required)

For the complete course list, course descriptions, topic hours, and program map (OPF sequence), refer to the official PDF catalog.

Minimum Requirements

• Age 21+ at time of application
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Legally eligible to work or study in the United States
• Commitment to ethical conduct and completion of program requirements

Typical Enrollment Steps

1. Submit application and required documents
2. Review and sign enrollment agreement and cancellation policy acknowledgements
3. Receive admission decision (typically within 7–10 business days)
4. Complete tuition payment requirements prior to the first day of class
5. Attend orientation and begin program sequence

Detailed admissions documentation requirements are listed in the official catalog.

Published Tuition & Fees

Payment terms: Tuition is due prior to attending the first day of class. Third-party financing options may be available.

Refund & Cancellation Policy (Summary)

The official catalog contains the full policy language. This summary is provided for convenience:

• Withdrawal before the first day of classes: eligible for a full tuition refund.
• After coursework begins and before 50% completion: pro-rated tuition may apply per catalog terms.
• After 50% completion: tuition may be obligated for the full instructional program per catalog terms.

For exact definitions, deadlines, and procedures, download the official PDF catalog.

Cohorts Offered

• Winter 2026 — January to March
• Spring 2026 — March to June
• Summer 2026 — June to August
• Fall 2026 — September to December

For the complete list of observed holidays, adjusted class days, and refund/cancellation deadlines, see the official PDF catalog.

Policy Areas Covered in the Official Catalog

• Attendance — expectations for live-online participation and practicum completion
• Grading & Make-Up Work — evaluation methods and completion standards
• Satisfactory Progress — progress monitoring and reporting
• Student Conduct — professionalism, boundaries, and ethical standards
• Solicitation & Promotion — protections against unwanted marketing inside learning spaces
• Intellectual Property — curriculum protections and permitted student use
• Leaves of Absence — eligibility and procedures
• Student Grievance Process — internal steps and escalation options
• Safe & Healthy Environment and Non-Discrimination standards

The complete policy language and procedures are contained in the official PDF catalog and govern.

Oregon Health Authority (OHA) • Oregon Psilocybin Services

Email: OHA.Psilocybin@oha.oregon.gov
Phone: 1-971-673-0322
Mailing: Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division, RE: OPS Section, PO Box 14450, Portland, OR 97293-0450

HECC • Private School Licensing

Address: 3225 25th St SE, Salem, OR 97302
Phone: (503) 378-5690