Screening
Is this right for me?
with Mina · Reception
Sign inBreakthrough medicines require teams ready on day one
Sabba Praxis prepares clinical teams for psychedelic therapy. Clinicians practice the hard moments with lifelike patients, are assessed on what matters, and build evidence of readiness before the first patient is in the room.
Simulation · Administration
DanielMake this stop. I need it to stop. Now.
Daniel Mercer
Make this stop · Treatment room
Processing the session
Running evaluation jobs on 0:00–0:24
Transcribing the session
Analyzing tone, pacing and silence
Scoring skills and safety criteria
Evaluating this moment
Daniel, make this stop · 0:00–0:24
Least-intrusive response firstVerbal grounding before any touchMetat 0:05
Distress cue recognizedResponded within 3 secondsMetat 0:09
Grounding techniqueBody anchoring with paced breathing8.4at 0:13
Feedback · Strong anchoring to the body. Next time, pause a beat after “breathe with me” so Daniel can lead the exhale.
“Put your hand on your chest. Feel it rise. Breathe with me.”0:12–0:17
Therapeutic presenceSteady pace, calm tone, stayed with himShownthroughout
Evidence added to the clinician's Passport
Prepare for FDA-approved psilocybin
Your team practices real conversations with patients across every stage of care, in the rooms where the work happens. Every session builds evidence that your site is ready.
FDA decisions are expected by early 2027 for COMP360 for TRD and Usona psilocybin for MDD.
Clinical Psilocybin Program
20+simulations across every stage of care
6casebook patients with depression histories who evolve across sessions
50+skills and techniques evaluated
Available soon to clinics and organizations
Screening
Preparation
Administration
Followup
Screening
Preparation
How to handle this patient’s sensitivity
with Denise · Preparation room
PreparationWill this cure me?
with Daniel · Preparation room
Preparation
Afraid of losing control
with Helen · Preparation room
Preparation
Agreeing on touch and support signals
with Ana · Preparation room
AdministrationSpeak, stay silent, or support?
with Helen · Treatment room
Administration
When the music becomes too much
with Evan · Treatment room
AdministrationMake this stop
with Daniel · Treatment room
AdministrationFrom challenging experience to safety concern
with Daniel · Treatment room
AdministrationComing back: re-orienting before discharge
with Ana · Treatment room
FollowupWorking with disappointment
with Denise · Integration lounge
FollowupI understand the meaning of everything now
with Evan · Integration lounge
FollowupClosing well
with Helen · Integration lounge
Learn from master clinicians, then practice in simulation
The Art & Science of Psilocybin-Assisted TherapyMary Cosimano, LMSW · William Richards, PhD · Brian Richards, PsyDView the course on Praxis
Inner Frontlines: A Police Officer’s Journey with MDMA-Assisted TherapyBradley Gagnon · Houman Farzin, MD · Julien Lacaille, PhDView the course on Praxis
Where universities prepare for the next frontier of care
We're proud to partner with the University Psychedelic Education Program as its platform. U-PEP faculty fellows use Sabba to design evidence-based psychedelic curriculum and build it into degree programs across disciplines.
70+
universities from 34 states
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The Sabba Collective
A home for everyone bringing psychedelic care to life: clinicians, faculty, researchers and the organizations they work in. Learn from each other, find the experts, and shape the standard for readiness together.
Pacing the psychedelic frontier
Pacing doesn't mean slowing down. It means keeping safety and ethics in step with access. Sabba works with universities, clinics, training programs and experts to build the readiness infrastructure that gets new treatments to patients sooner, and safely.
Sabba Collective, Inc. is a Delaware public benefit corporation.
Our Human Data Governance Standard
Human experience is not raw material by default.
Co-authored with Rudick Law Group, our public standard sets clear rules for how human-derived data may be collected, used and governed in AI-enabled training and research.
ConsentExplicit and tiered, for how data may and may not be used
LineageClear provenance and purpose limits, especially for AI training
AccountabilityPartners held to it; interoperability never implies endorsement