Maps of the Mind

Data updated June 26, 2026

United Kingdom

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Maps of the Mind is a psychedelic education and facilitation organisation that offers workshops, coaching, private sessions and retreats to increase access to safe and beneficial psychedelic experiences. The site also publishes educational content on mindfulness, preparation and integration for psychedelic journeys.

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Blossom’s read

Maps of the Mind looks like a small, founder-led psychedelic education and facilitation practice rather than a formal training institution. Its strongest fit is for self-directed explorers and aspiring supporters who want practical preparation, integration and facilitation guidance grounded in one practitioner’s retreat and coaching experience, not a university-style or clinically accredited pathway. The lineage is largely experiential and eclectic, with John Robertson citing mindfulness, meditation, psychedelic therapy methods and legal retreat facilitation as his reference points.

Who Maps of the Mind is for

Best for people who want hands-on psychedelic preparation, integration, or basic facilitation support, especially curious beginners and intermediate self-explorers. It also seems suited to people considering tripsitting or coaching-style support rather than those seeking a regulated professional qualification.

Prerequisites

No formal entry requirements or licensure are stated on the site for the public-facing course and coaching pages. The course copy suggests it was originally built for intermediate explorers but later made more beginner-friendly.

Accreditation & recognition

No formal accreditation, licensure, CME/CE credit, or recognised certification is stated on the pages reviewed. The course is described as self-paced and cohort-based, but not as an accredited professional qualification.

Cost

Public coaching is offered on a sliding scale of £70, £85 or £100 for 60-minute calls, with individualised programmes available afterwards. The course page says it offers content at a fraction of the cost of other programmes, but I could not verify a published course fee from the sources reviewed.

What you walk away with

Learners appear to gain practical frameworks for preparation, support and integration of psychedelic experiences, plus basic facilitation concepts such as support roles, best practices and number of facilitators. The coaching and private-session offerings focus on preparation, calibration, integration and personalised session planning rather than a formal credential.