Opening Access: 5 Funded Places on Our 2026 Core Program
At ETI, we believe this work must be accessible and reflective of the diverse spectrum of people it is here to serve. If the field of psychedelics is to grow with integrity, it cannot be shaped by a single voice or perspective. It needs practitioners from different backgrounds, experiences, and motivations — people who can meet others where they are.
That’s why, in 2026, we’re offering five fully funded places on our Core Program – The Education Module.
These places are open to:
Students studying in a related field who feel called to this path.
Recent graduates or trainees currently completing their hours or training.
Individuals who may face financial or systemic barriers to accessing training of this kind.
What’s included?
The Core Education Module covers the fundamentals of psychedelic facilitation. Across 10 lectures and 8 intervision sessions, led by Jeanine and Hans, you’ll explore:
The history, science, and contemporary practice of psychedelics.
Pharmacology and therapeutic potential of psilocybin.
Screening, safety, and ethical intake processes.
Preparation, facilitation, integration, and ongoing care.
Ethics, consent, and practitioner responsibilities.
Alongside lectures, intervision sessions create space for peer reflection and applied learning, helping you bridge theory with practice while building a supportive network of fellow trainees.
We’ll ask applicants to complete a short application to share more about their motivations, their interest in the work, and the direction they hope to take in the future.
This is not just about offering financial support. It’s about ensuring accessibility, representation, and diversity within the training — creating a learning environment enriched by different perspectives, voices, and lived experiences.
If you’re unsure whether you’re eligible, we encourage you to apply or reach out to us directly.
We look forward to welcoming a new wave of practitioners into the field — and to learning as much from you as you do from us.
Hans, Jeanine, Ross & Stine
