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ICEERS ACADEMY

Building safer practices for plant medicine facilitators and mental health professionals

Safety Training & 
Integration Training

Increasing the Safety of Ayahuasca Sessions

Our harm reduction course for ceremonial
plant facilitators. 

> Applications closed for 2023. 

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ICEERS
Integration Training

A course for health care professionals wanting to support people processing altered states of consciousness.

Applications closed for 2023. 

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Made for professionals

We offer advanced courses for professionals with experience in altered states of consciousness.

Designed to fit your schedule

Our courses are designed for you to learn at your own pace. We combine audiovisual content with live online sessions to interact with the instructors. Recordings of the online sessions are available for those who wish to watch them afterward. 

Endorsed by ICEERS

Since 2010, ICEERS has been at the forefront of the legal, scientific, and community aspects of the globalization of Traditional Indigenous Medicines. We are also the research group with the most publications on ayahuasca. Our Support Center has handled over 1,000 consultations.

About the
ICEERS Academy


ICEERS has been navigating the challenges of the globalization of Traditional Indigenous Medicines since 2008.

We engage with scientists, policymakers, Indigenous leaders, and the plant medicine community to create a future where Traditional Indigenous Medicines can be respectfully integrated into the societies of the Global North.

ICEERS Academy gathers our decade-long experience into online courses aimed at facilitators and mental health professionals who want to build safer practices. 

Our initial offerings are two distinct yet complimentary courses: 

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ICEERS ACADEMY

Building safer practices for plant medicine facilitators and mental health professionals