Naropa has received approval from the state for its Psilocybin Facilitator Training (PFT) program, the Boulder-based university announced recently. “As a leader in integrating contemplative practices and training with counseling psychology, professional chaplaincy, eco-psychology and other healing disciplines, Naropa is uniquely positioned to provide an in-depth, rigorous education in essential aspects of psychedelic-assisted education and training,” said Naropa President Charles G. Lief in a statement. The six-month, non-degree training program requires 150 hours of study and 40 hours of experiential practice, after which participants become certified facilitators of psychedelic-assisted therapy. Five licenses, including Naropa’s, have been issued by the state so far for training programs, including to two-Oregon based providers. A bill to ban algorithms like the one RealPage used died in the Colorado Senate earlier this year.