Psychedelic Facilitator Directory — Western Cape Pilot
Directory status: PUBLIC PILOT — local display names only
Purpose
A worldwide directory of psychedelic facilitators, integration practitioners, retreat teams, and related support services. The first research area is South Africa’s Western Cape. Listings are informational, not endorsements.
How to read this directory
The public pilot uses local display names. Legal/company names, direct contact details, source links, and private identifiers are withheld. Profiles summarise what public records describe; qualifications, safeguarding, legal scope, screening, and emergency arrangements should be independently checked.
SOUTH AFRICA — WESTERN CAPE
Cape Town Guide 01 — Cape Town
Publicly described focus: iboga facilitation and psychedelic support, with 17 years of experience stated in the underlying record. Publicly described support areas include harm reduction, trauma, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, and spirituality.
Verification: Listing located in the research record. Qualifications, safeguarding, legal scope, and current availability require independent confirmation.
Noordhoek Guide 02 — Noordhoek, Cape Town
Publicly described focus: plant-medicine integration support after experiences involving ayahuasca, psilocybin, iboga, or peyote.
Publicly described services include integrative sessions, life-alignment and healing sessions, tension and trauma release, and basic counselling and healing.
Verification: Provider record located. Professional registration, scope of practice, and psychedelic-specific training require direct verification.
Cape Town Guide 03 — Cape Town and online
Publicly described focus: ADHD and Tantra coaching, with related work in psychedelic facilitation, mindfulness, conscious relating, nervous-system regulation, and plant-medicine support.
Publicly described services include one-to-one coaching, nervous-system regulation, mindfulness, conscious relating, and mentorship.
Verification: Facilitator record located. Qualifications, safeguarding, emergency arrangements, and legal scope require direct verification.
Cape Town Guide 04 — Cape Town, Phakalane and online
Publicly described focus: deep-talk and integration-oriented support after transformative or medicine journeys, including guidance relating to plant medicine and microdosing.
Publicly described services include compassionate listening, emotional processing, nervous-system regulation, integration support, spirituality, sacred sexuality, non-violent communication, and referrals.
Verification: Facilitator record located. Qualifications, safeguarding, emergency arrangements, and legal scope require direct verification.
Wider Western Cape verification queue
Greyton Wellbeing Guide 01 is held in a separate verification queue. The public record describes counselling psychology, trauma-informed body-mind-spirit support, somatic and nutritional approaches, and retreat programmes. It is not currently listed as a psychedelic facilitator because the reviewed record does not clearly claim psychedelic facilitation.
Global directory framework
Regions to add next: Southern Africa; East and West Africa; Europe; North America; Latin America and the Caribbean; Middle East; South Asia; East and Southeast Asia; Australia and New Zealand.
Each profile will use: local display name, city/region, service type, modalities, experience, qualifications, verification status, legal and safety notes, and editorial review status. Private identity and contact details remain restricted.
Editorial and safety standard
No phone numbers, email addresses, street addresses, private identifiers, direct booking routes, legal/company names, or source links are shown in this public pilot. No claims of guaranteed healing, treatment, safety, or therapeutic outcome. Providers should be invited to review and correct their profile before any future expansion.
This directory is for research and orientation only. It is not medical, psychiatric, legal, or therapeutic advice; it does not facilitate obtaining or using controlled substances; and inclusion is not an endorsement. Laws differ by jurisdiction. Anyone considering support should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional and independently assess consent, screening, medication interactions, confidentiality, safeguarding, emergency planning, and referral arrangements.