What Most Psilocybin Facilitator Programs Miss | The 3 Critical Gaps

If you're researching training programs, you’ve likely seen the same curriculum everywhere: History, Pharmacology, and Integration. While those are important, they aren't enough to sustain a professional practice.

In this video, licensed facilitator and Entheogen Institute founder Coeli Dwivedi, MS, LPF, breaks down the three critical areas most programs skip—and why these gaps lead to burnout, imposter syndrome, or re-traumatization.

✨ THE THREE PILLARS MOST PROGRAMS SKIP:1️⃣ Nervous System Regulation: The art of co-regulation as the foundation of safety.2️⃣ Ongoing Transformation: Creating structures for the work to live in you after training ends.3️⃣ Embodiment Practice: Moving beyond lectures into the "felt sense" of space-holding.

🕒 CHAPTERS:0:00 Introduction: The Critical Training Gap1:09 Why This Matters: Career Stoppers2:40 #1: Nervous System & Co-Regulation6:53 #2: Structures for Ongoing Transformation13:12 #3: Embodiment Practice15:24 Conclusion: Choosing the Right Program

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⚠️ EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DISCLAIMER:This video discusses legal, state-licensed psilocybin facilitation training in Oregon and Colorado under Measure 109 and the Natural Medicine Health Act. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.