

Four Signs You’re Ready to Step Into Psilocybin Mushroom Facilitation
Do you feel called to support others through mushroom experiences – but you're not sure if you’re truly ready? Join our free webinar and learn our four key signals that it’s time to consider training, and what that pathway looks like for both clinical and non-clinical facilitators.
Time & Location
Nov 10, 2026, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM MST
Zoom Webinar
About the event
It might sound like a voice in your head that keeps popping up. It’s time. Maybe it’s a warmth and openness in your heart space when you think about supporting others. Or perhaps several people in your community have asked you if you’d sit for them.
However it shows up… the call to support others through psilocybin mushroom experiences is hard to ignore once it starts taking root.
You also know the gravity of this work. The need for training, mentors, and practice. That the path of psychedelic facilitation requires personal responsibility, ethics, and humility. You’ve questioned yourself: Am I ready? And if I am… What comes next?
If the above resonates, we’d love for you to join our upcoming webinar on the Four Signs You’re Ready to Step Into Psilocybin Mushroom Facilitation with us, Elemental Psychedelics Co-founders, Dr. Shannon Hughes and Dori Lewis, LPC.
We will explore:
The four signals that your inner call to serve others is ready to be turned into action
What training to become a legal mushroom facilitator actually involves and what to expect from a licensed program
Pathways to building a mushroom facilitator practice for both clinical and non-clinical practitioners in 2027 and beyond
Next steps if you’re not yet ready but you know in your heart that this path is for you
Open Q&A from our audience
This webinar is for you if:
You have personal experience with psilocybin mushrooms and envision yourself supporting others
You are a clinical professional, such as a therapist or psychiatrist, who is curious about what mushroom therapy could look like as part of your practice
You are a wellness practitioner who is curious about how mushroom journeys could support your clients
You are interested in getting licensed, but not sure what pathways exist and what’s involved in a training program
We’ll make sure to share the recording if you’re not able to join us live!
We can’t wait to see you there!
About our Co-founders

Dori Lewis (she/her) is a licensed psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and co-founder of Elemental Psychedelics. She is also the owner of Reflective Healing Center in Fort Collins, Colorado, a psychotherapy group practice and licensed healing center specializing in psychedelic-assisted therapy, including ketamine and psilocybin, as well as integration therapy and transpersonal psychotherapy. She is a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in Colorado and serves as a clinical consultant in mushroom medicine work. With over a decade of clinical experience, Dori integrates transpersonal psychology, depth-oriented therapy, and psychedelic-assisted modalities within a relational framework that centers the therapeutic alliance. She has facilitated over 200 psilocybin sessions and numerous group ceremonies, bringing both clinical rigor and experiential depth to her work. She is also the first author of the forthcoming book The Psychedelic Mushroom Integration Workbook: Nurturing Growth, Healing, and Transformation with Psilocybin.

Shannon Hughes (she/her) is a researcher, educator, and community organizer. She is a co-founder and Program Director of Elemental Psychedelics, a women-led training organization that centers education, experience, and ethics in psychedelic care. As a former tenured professor, Shannon has published on the sociopolitical context around psychoactive drugs, the drug testing process, and users’ first hand experiences with psychiatric and psychedelic medicines. In 2017, she co-founded a Colorado-based non-profit, The Nowak Society, with a mission to build and organize psychedelic communities - particularly professional communities - to give voice to the essential values and pressing issues of the psychedelic movement in Colorado. Shannon is a grant writer for Yarrow Collective and provides programmatic support for new initiatives. In her private practice, Shannon blends spirituality with inner guidance coaching and psilocybin mushroom journey work. She is also co-author of the forthcoming book The Psychedelic Mushroom Integration Workbook: Nurturing Growth, Healing, and Transformation with Psilocybin.
