In 2024 I enrolled in the Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS).
I was already practicing law in this field, and I was already advising facilitators and clinic operators. The training wasn’t a credentialing exercise.
It was a practical decision; I had been counseling people whose work I understood from the outside. I wanted to understand it from the inside.
Now, I read facilitator agreements differently. I structure religious-use organizations differently, and I draft estate plans for practitioners differently.
The truth is that legal consequences flow from the clinical reality. The clinical reality is what most attorneys cannot see.
First shared on LinkedIn by Deja Correia, J.D. Educational only; not legal advice.

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