The program runs from February to June 2025 and includes five modules. The first three modules are remote and can be completed at your own pace. The fourth module requires a one-week immersive experience in Costa Rica, and the final module includes in-person practice sessions in Denver. On average, you’ll need to dedicate about 5-8 hours per week during the remote modules.

Yes! This program is designed for both experienced therapists and aspiring facilitators. Whether you’re new to psychedelic therapy or looking to expand your practice, we provide a comprehensive curriculum and peer-led model to support learning at all levels.

The CPPC’s unique peer-led structure allows participants to gain hands-on experience by working with other cohort members instead of clients from the general public. This safe, collaborative environment ensures extensive practice and feedback before facilitating with clients, making the learning experience deeply practical and supportive.

This is Colorado’s first DMT-Assisted Psychotherapy training program, offering a unique focus on low-dose psycholytic therapy. Unlike many programs that center on ceremonial, high-dose experiences, this program emphasizes DMT’s potential for shorter, more approachable therapeutic sessions. You’ll also benefit from:

• Real-world practice through the peer-led model.

• Instruction from experts with a decade of experience in psychedelic-assisted therapy.

• The opportunity to be part of a pioneering effort in Colorado’s evolving psychedelic space.

• Comprehensive training across five modules, including DMT pharmacology, preparation, facilitation, and integration.

• Hands-on practice in peer-led settings and supervised sessions.

• A week-long immersive experience in Costa Rica.

• Certification upon completion of the program, preparing you for DMT-Assisted Psychotherapy and ceremonial facilitation.

Program fees vary depending on participation in individual modules or the full program. Discounts may be available for early registration and contributions to the program. Book a call with us to learn more about the cost structure and payment options.

Yes, we offer BIPOC discounts and opportunities to contribute skills or expertise in exchange for reduced fees. We’re committed to making the program as accessible as possible.

DMT-Assisted Psychotherapy focuses on low-dose sessions conducted in clinical or therapeutic settings, while ceremonial facilitation often involves higher-dose experiences in a more traditional or spiritual context. This program introduces both approaches, giving you the tools to apply DMT in a variety of settings.

This program offers a first-of-its-kind opportunity to learn how to integrate DMT into clinical and therapeutic practices, emphasizing low-dose psycholytic therapy that fits within standard therapy sessions. You’ll also benefit from:

• A peer-led, collaborative learning environment.

• Hands-on practice, not just theoretical knowledge.

• A pathway to certification as DMT licensure programs emerge in Colorado.