What we’re about
This is a meetup group designed for current and aspiring Psychedelic Assisted Therapists and/or psychedelic facilitators/guides.
The psychedelic medicines that are legal in Colorado (namely THC, Psilocybin, DMT, Iboga, Mescaline, and Ketamine) represent a profound opportunity for expanding accessibility of mental health practices for the population of Colorado. However, the training required to optimize the impact of these medicines (and minimize risks) can be prohibitively expensive and inaccessible for some.
The Psychedelic Practitioners Cohort was developed to expand the accessibility and affordability of training for Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and Psychedelic Facilitation. The Cohort is peer-led, meaning every member of the cohort can propose and host an event or training (organizer screening required) and our longer retreats generally include space for each participant to present.
Meetups will be a mix of virtual and in-person and will not only focus on psychedelics, but also on trauma-informed therapy, harm reduction, equity of access and other important aspects of Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and/or facilitating psychedelic experiences.
Upcoming events
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(Virtual) Psychedelic Therapists & Practitioners CPPC Community Gathering
Beacon RiNo, 2854 Larimer St, Denver, CO, US🗓️ Wednesday, December 17
đź•• 6:00 PM MT
đź“Ť Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/ezf-cywd-tvo
As the year winds down and many of us are traveling or integrating, we’re moving our final meetup of 2025 online and inviting something a little different.
This month’s gathering is part open mic, part community reflection.
Everyone who joins will be invited to share briefly—just 2–5 minutes (depending on attendance)—on something meaningful from their year in psychedelic practice. It could be a journey, a training, a relationship, a question that stuck with you… or simply something that changed you.
This is a chance to reflect together, honor what shaped us, and stay in relationship with the field and each other—without pressure to perform or present.
Want to offer something a little more structured?
We’re also holding space for a few brief (5 minute) community presentations. If you have a somatic practice, tool, insight, offering, or update you’d like to share, email avery@psychedelicpc.org to be added to the lineup.
Whether you’re brand new to CPPC or a long-time member, you’re warmly welcome to join this final gathering of 2025.10 attendees
Past events
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