Introduction and Anchoring

What to expect — building our altar, setting our framework, building our foundation to grow through this course. Meeting one another and understanding how we will collaborate through this journey together.

Language of the Sacred

Invites us into the subtle art of speaking about mystical and non-ordinary states without reducing them to pathology or performance. Jill guides us in cultivating language that honours the ineffable — helping us meet mystery with reverence, nuance, and presence, both in our personal journeys and when supporting others.

Humility and Unlearning

Liza will share her journey with cultivating these devoted relationships with humility, patience, and generosity, and how this is intertwined with clinical consciousness and our collective duty to serve. She will explore various processes of unlearning deeply ingrained entitlements that can hinder more profound understandings of plant medicines.

Indigenous Relationships to Land, Self and Community

By focusing on reciprocity as a way of life, we will explore the ways in which Indigenous people of all times and places have practiced relationship to the land and all the elements that create life. We will end by guiding and encouraging land acknowledgement and reconciliation for an aware, ethical and sustainable practice.

Ceremony as Safety

Ceremony is safety - Why ceremony creates the structures we need to practice energetic and psychological safety. Why and how harm is caused without these structures, and how we can strengthen our practice by understanding this technology.

Sacred Medicine: Peyote and Navajo Healing Traditions for Trauma Recovery

An introduction to the sacred role of peyote in Navajo (Diné) healing traditions, with a focus on its connection to trauma recovery. This session explores how myth, ceremony, and community restore balance, coherence, and hope.

Cosmovisions

An exploration of the worldviews that shape how we relate to life, spirit, and the unseen. Rooted in Indigenous wisdom, this session invites us to step outside the Western lens and into a relational, multidimensional understanding of reality.

Prayer and the Plant Medicine Field

Grandmother Margaret guides participants into the heart of prayer — as structure, as safety, as sacred dialogue with Spirit. Her presence is one of grace, ancestral connection, and gentle power, reminding us that true healing begins when we return to right relationship with our roots, the land, and the great mystery that breathes through all things.

Connecting to Our Indigenous Heart and Lands

A journey through Druidry, Paganism, and the deep history of sacrament in Western European lands—and what it means to reclaim indigeneity by cultivating practice within the living landscapes we call home.

Grief and Death

Exploring our collective relationship to death and grief — how do we support ourselves as facilitators to reestablish and strengthen conscious relationships to nature, death and grief? What role can psychedelics and plant medicines play in preparing us for death and in assisting us in working with grief more holistically?

Decolonising Psychedelic Care

n invitation to look honestly at how power, privilege, and cultural appropriation show up in the psychedelic field. Together, we'll reflect on what it means to honour source traditions, centre Indigenous voices, and walk with humility as stewards, and not owners of this sacred work.

Conclusion, Integration and Closing Ceremony

Where do we go from here? What do mentorship pathways look like? Going forth and establishing our future accountability. Looking at our future commitments.