Colorado — DORA-Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator
Colorado is where AIS began its state-licensed work, and where our model was built. Train with the only program designed from day one to honor both the science and the sacred of psilocybin facilitation — and graduate ready to apply for your Colorado Natural Medicine Facilitator license.
Limited seats remaining in the Fall 2026 cohort.
Two Facilitator Tracks
in Colorado:
Clinical
Facilitator
Open to applicants who complete an approved training program, practicum, and consultation hours. No secondary clinical license required.
non-Clinical Facilitator
For applicants who already hold an active Colorado healthcare license (physician, psychologist, therapist, nurse, or other behavioral-health professional). Permits work with participants who have certain medical or mental-health conditions.
Program at a Glance
Accelerated
(4 months)
Standard
(6 months)
Limited seats remaining in the Fall 2026 cohort.
Tuition & What's Included
Tuition due in full 14 days after acceptance and prior to cohort start date. Payment plans available — ask during your Clarity Call.
Not included (and why):
✗ The 40-hour in-person supervised practicum is completed through a separate DORA-approved practicum site. We'll help you place into one, but its cost is billed by that partner.
✗ DORA licensing fees, background check, and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification are paid directly to those providers.
After You Graduate
✓ Submit your application through DORA's Natural Medicine Division
✓ Get listed in the public DORA registry of licensed facilitators
✓ Get listed in the AIS Facilitator Directory
✓ Maintain 20 hours/year of continuing education (5 in ethics) — AIS alumni receive ongoing CE programming
✓ Renew BLS, carry liability coverage, and work only within licensed healing centers
Ready to Begin Your Colorado Journey?
Limited seats remaining in the Fall 2026 cohort.
Disclaimer: AIS is an educational company and does not supply psilocybin or other natural medicines, and does not provide therapy or medical services. Training focuses on education, ethics, and skills for working within Colorado's DORA-regulated natural medicine framework.
1 Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, Natural Medicine Division: https://dpo.colorado.gov/NaturalMedicine
2 Code of Colorado Regulations 4 CCR 755-1-4 (Approved Facilitator Training Programs):
https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/colorado/4-CCR-755-1-4
AIS is an educational company and does not provide, sell, or transport Schedule I substances.
