Psychedelic Sitter Training: The Basics

You're invited to join us on June 10th for a comprehensive training workshop on the fundamentals of psychedelic sitting. This stand-alone session is perfect for both newcomers and those looking to deepen their skills.

Can’t attend live? No problem! The recording will be available afterward and bundled with three additional training modules led by Robert Falconer, focusing on preparation, sitting, and integration through an IFS lens.A limited number of 2-for-1 spots are currently available — don’t miss out!

Audience: Aspiring psychedelic sitters, therapists, caregivers, and curious individuals seeking a responsible introduction to the role of a sitter.

Event Description:
Are you interested in supporting others through psychedelic experiences in a safe, informed, and compassionate way? Join us for Psychedelic Sitter Training: The Basics, a focused 3-hour workshop designed to give you a foundational understanding of how to hold space for individuals undergoing non-ordinary states of consciousness.

Whether you're preparing to support a friend, become more trauma-informed, or deepen your understanding of psychedelic care, this training offers essential tools and principles to get started.

What You'll Learn:

🌀 Preparation
Explore how to support an intentional and grounded approach to psychedelic experiences, including setting, mindset, and logistical considerations.

🔍 Screening
Learn basic screening techniques to identify potential red flags, contraindications, and the importance of understanding an individual’s psychological and medical history.

📚 Theoretical Frameworks
Get introduced to key models that inform safe and ethical psychedelic support, including harm reduction, trauma-informed care, and transpersonal psychology.

🛡️ Safety and Presence
Understand how to create a supportive, non-intrusive environment. Learn how to manage challenging experiences, emotional release, and what to do (and not do) in moments of intensity.

🌱 Integration
Discover tools to help others make meaning of their experiences post-journey, and why integration is often the most important part of the process.

Who Should Attend:

• Individuals new to psychedelic support work
• Therapists and healing professionals curious about non-ordinary states
• Loved ones of people exploring psychedelics
• Anyone seeking a responsible introduction to being a psychedelic sitter

Note: This workshop is educational in nature and does not include the use or administration of any substances. It does not qualify attendees to facilitate psychedelic experiences, but offers a valuable first step toward responsible support.

Registration Includes:

• Live access to the 3-hour training
• PDF handouts and resource list
• Certificate of completion (optional)

Spaces are limited to ensure a focused and interactive experience. Reserve your spot today and learn how to support psychedelic journeys with clarity, care, and integrity.

PRESENTERS

Brad Adams, PhD, is the Founder and CEO of the Los Angeles Medicinal Psychedelics Society (LAMPS), an organization dedicated to integrating psychedelic medicines into mainstream mental and spiritual health practices since 2015. His passion and commitment have enabled LAMPS to become a leading provider of education on the responsible use of psychedelic medicines and training for licensed therapists and psychedelic healing providers. As such, LAMPS is the host of the many safe spaces in Los Angeles that serve as the ‘set and setting’ for bravely transparent conversations about not only the light but also the dark sides of psychedelic medicine use.

Dr. Howard Lipp, PhD Physicist turned consciousness guide, Dr. Howard Lipp brings decades of experience at the intersection of science, mysticism, and music. As co-founder of the Integration Institute, he’s helped thousands navigate the psychedelic threshold—not just to break through, but to stay present after. Known for his grounded approach to integration and his surgical honesty, Dr. Lipp offers a refreshing take on trip sitting: it’s not about the visions—it’s about what you do with them once they fade.