Introduction to psychedelics: history, science and consciousness
A 12-module programme to understand psychedelics with scientific rigour, a critical outlook and real tools to integrate the experience. No dogma, no taboos and no magical promises. The course is currently delivered in Spanish.
Join the waiting listPlaces for the next edition are offered to the waiting list first.
What you'll get
A solid foundation to talk, decide and reflect about psychedelics with your own judgement.
Separate myths from evidence
Learn to read current research, question your own beliefs and make informed decisions, beyond the hype and the fear.
Understand the mind and the brain
From ancient history to current neuroscience: mechanisms of action, therapeutic potential, risks, and legal and ethical frameworks.
Practical integration tools
Self-inquiry questions, reflective writing and concrete guidelines to make sense of an experience and bring it into your daily life.
A serious, confidential community
Themed forums and live gatherings to share doubts and learnings in an environment of respect and shared responsibility.
The syllabus: 12 modules, 3 acts
A progressive journey in which each module prepares the ground for the next.
The awakening of the mind
- History of psychedelics
- Classification and types of psychedelics
- Mechanisms of action in the brain
- Therapeutic potential
The descent into the heart of chaos
- Psychedelics and philosophy of mind
- Psychedelics and culture
- Safe and responsible practices
- Doses and methods of use from a harm reduction perspective
Back to the world with a new outlook
- Risks and contraindications
- Managing a difficult psychedelic experience
- Integration of the psychedelic experience
- Legality and ethics
How it works
Semi-self-paced: you progress at your own pace within each module, accompanied by the group and the trainer.
Each module includes
A main reading with the key concepts, a summary presentation, six self-inquiry questions and a themed forum to share and comment.
A clear rhythm
Each module is worked on over 4 days. Halfway through the course there's a rest day to absorb what you've learned before starting the second block.
Three live gatherings
Welcome session, mid-course session and closing session on Zoom, 90 minutes each, with open questions, group dynamics and reflection.
Resources and support
Bibliography and recommended readings per module, a Q&A forum and individual follow-up. No exams: the assessment is your own process.
Is it for you?
Designed both for those starting from scratch and for those who've already had an experience and want to understand it.
It's for you if...
- You're curious about psychedelics and want to inform yourself rigorously.
- You've already had an experience and want to understand and integrate it.
- You're looking for a serious space where science talks with experience.
- You're interested in critical thinking and self-inquiry.
It's not for you if...
- You're looking to obtain substances: the course doesn't provide them.
- You expect magic formulas or promises of perfect trips.
- You want to replace medical or psychological treatment.
Reserve your place in the next edition
Join the waiting list and you'll be among the first to learn the dates, conditions and available places. No obligation.
- Priority notice before enrolment opens
- Full programme of the new edition
- No obligation: unsubscribe whenever you want
Frequently asked questions
When does the next edition start?
We're preparing the dates. People on the waiting list will receive them before anyone else.
How much does it cost?
The conditions for the next edition will be communicated to the waiting list first. Signing up doesn't commit you to anything.
Do I need previous experience with psychedelics?
No. The course is designed both for those with no experience and for those who've already had a journey and want to go deeper.
Does the course provide substances or encourage their use?
No. It's theoretical, reflective training with a harm reduction approach. No substances are provided and their use isn't promoted.
What if I can't keep up the pace?
You can adjust your pace within each module and pick up what's pending. To unlock a module you need to complete the previous one's activities.
Does it replace therapy?
No. It's a space for training and reflection. If you need psychological support, we recommend seeing a health professional.
The next edition fills up from the waiting list first
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