Online vs In-Person Facilitator Training
Compares online and in-person facilitator training for Oregon’s regulated psilocybin services field. Describes hybrid program structure, including online coursework and supervised in-person practicum.
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This course page explains the differences between online and in-person facilitator training for students preparing to work in Oregon’s regulated psilocybin services field. It outlines how programs deliver academic instruction, structure supervised practicum, and support professional readiness. The page describes a hybrid training model in which core coursework may be completed online through live virtual classes, recorded lectures, discussions, and independent modules. Topics include facilitation skills, safety screening, ethical practice, and preparation and integration support. It also explains the role of in-person practicum in a licensed psilocybin service center, where students observe sessions, receive feedback, and build confidence applying theory in practice. The content is aimed at prospective facilitators evaluating training formats based on schedule, learning style, and career goals.
Who is this for?
Prospective facilitators preparing for Oregon’s regulated psilocybin services field.
Prerequisites
In Oregon, facilitator training programs must include a minimum of 160 total instructional hours. Typically, this consists of approximately 120 hours of core coursework combined with 40 hours of supervised practicum completed in a licensed psilocybin service center. Because of these requirements, most programs integrate both online and in-person learning components.
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- PricePrice on request
- FormatHybrid
- Lifecycle statusNo New Dates
- SkillsIntegrationFacilitationPsilocybin Therapyfacilitation skillssafety screeningethical practicepreparation and integration supportprofessional readinesssupervised practicum experience
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