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$2,950

Private Guided Psilocybin Journey for Relationship Healing, Trauma Patterns & Life Transitions

Hosted by Sacred Healing Journeys

Louisville, Colorado

5.0 (4 reviews)

This private 1:1 guided psilocybin journey is designed for adults who are seeking a safe, legal, and deeply supported experience in Colorado — especially those navigating relationship challenges, trauma patterns, anxiety, depression, parenting stress, grief, divorce, caregiving fatigue, or a major life transition. Many people come to this work after years of therapy, self-reflection, or trying to “hold it all together,” yet still feeling stuck in old emotional patterns. You may feel that something is ready to shift, but you need a trusted container where your nervous system, heart, and inner wisdom can finally be heard. This experience offers more than a journey day. It is a carefully held process of preparation, ceremony, guided support, and integration. The intention is to help you approach the medicine with clarity and reverence, understand what arises, and bring those insights into your relationships, parenting, emotional patterns, and daily life. Your journey is held at Sacred Healing Journeys, a licensed natural medicine healing center in Louisville, Colorado, and facilitated by Monica Ramunda, MA, LPC, an experienced guide with over 25 years in private practice and more than 30 years in the mental health field. Monica brings more than 25 years of private practice experience and has supported clients through trauma, anxiety, depression, divorce, relationship struggles, parenting challenges, grief, and major life transitions. She brings the wisdom of lived experience — motherhood, midlife, spiritual seeking, and the understanding that healing often asks us to release who we have been so we can become who we are now ready to be. Her approach is also shaped by years spent in South America, where she was deeply influenced by ceremony, nature, ritual, and the understanding that healing is not only psychological — it is emotional, relational, spiritual, and embodied. As a woman over 50, a mother of adult twin daughters, a therapist, and a lifelong student of transformation, Monica brings not only professional training but lived wisdom. She understands the thresholds people face in midlife and beyond — the griefs, endings, awakenings, relationship reckonings, identity shifts, and quiet invitations to become more fully oneself. This experience is especially supportive for people who want a private, intentional, heart-centered process with an experienced mental health professional — someone who can hold both the clinical and the sacred.

Individual

~12-15 hrs

$2,300

Career Crossroads - 1:1 Psilocybin Session for Professionals Seeking Clarity in Their Next Chapter

Hosted by Sage Dutra

Portland, Oregon

4.9 (58 reviews)

This program is built for professionals at a crossroads. Not in crisis. Just done with putting out small fires without ever asking where the smoke is coming from. You've done everything right. Built the career. Hit the goals. Stayed on top of your game. And yet something feels off. Maybe it's burnout that won't go away no matter how many weekends you unplug. Maybe it's the creeping sense that work, once meaningful, now feels mechanical. Maybe you've reached a level of success others admire, but inside you feel numb, tired, or disconnected. You've tried the usual remedies. Productivity hacks. Morning routines. Coaching programs that gave you more to do, more to track, more to force. They scratched the surface, but never reached the part of you that's been aching for something deeper. I've been there. I'm a father of five who spent fifteen years building a career that looked great from the outside while a quiet voice in the back of my mind kept asking, ""Is this really it?"" Eventually, psilocybin gave me the space and clarity I'd been looking for all along. It didn't tell me to leave my work. It reoriented me around what actually mattered, and renewed my energy and sense of purpose, not just as a professional, but as a father, a partner, and a human being. What clients tend to leave with: a clearer sense of what matters to them now, honest recognition of what they've been postponing knowing, and a way to make a choice they've been circling for months feel like theirs to make. Many describe it as coming home to themselves. Some return to their current vocation with a different relationship to it. Some make the move they've been considering for years. It's best not to approach psilocybin work expecting a clear ""plan"" on what comes next, rather, an invitation to meet yourself on a much deeper level and realign your career from a place of peace. I've guided over 50 clients through this work since becoming licensed by the Oregon Health Authority in 2023. Most are first-time psilocybin users. The program format (preparation, journey day at a licensed service center in Portland, integration) is detailed in the 'What's Included' section below. Note: Psilocybin itself is purchased legally at the service center on your journey day and typically costs around $200. This is the only cost beyond the program fee.

Individual

Three to four weeks total, including: one to two preparation sessions over video (up to four hours combined), one full-day psilocybin session at a licensed service center in Portland (approximately eight hours), and one integration session afterward (60 to 90 minutes).

$2,500

Physician-Led Psilocybin Therapy Grounded in Science, Safety, and Personalized Care

Hosted by Premier Integrative Cognitive and Medical Institute

Denver, Colorado

When our team at Premier Cognitive sat down and talked about the people who walk through our doors, we realized something: The diagnoses were different. The symptoms were different. The life stories were different. Some people were battling depression, carrying trauma, or overwhelmed by anxiety. Others felt stuck, disconnected, or like they had lost themselves somewhere along the way. But no matter how different their stories were, everyone came looking for the same thing: Hope. The hope to feel better. The hope to be more present with the people you love. The hope to find purpose. At Premier Cognitive, we believe that hope is one of the most powerful medicines there is. Our goal is to help you find it again. As one of Colorado’s few physician-led psychedelic medicine clinics, we take a different approach. We combine the best of traditional medicine with the promise of psychedelic innovation. By combining traditional medical expertise with innovative psychedelic therapies, advanced assessments, and personalized treatment planning, we create a path that is both deeply human and grounded in science. Our team of physicians and medical professionals carefully evaluates every patient, ensuring that treatment is safe, appropriate, and tailored to their unique goals and history. Throughout the process, you’ll be supported by experienced clinicians who believe that psychedelic medicine should be delivered with the same level of care, oversight, and professionalism as any other medical treatment. Whether you’ve been searching for answers for months or years, you deserve a team that sees more than a diagnosis and a treatment plan. You deserve a team willing to ask deeper questions, explore new possibilities, and walk alongside you every step of the way. That’s the standard of care we’ve built Premier Cognitive around.

Anxiety

Depression

PTSD

Individual

Multi-week program (single journey day)

$2,500

For Athletes Ready to Go as Far Inward as They’ve Gone Outward

Hosted by Scott Burd

Boulder, Colorado

5.0 (18 reviews)

Most athletes know how to push through physical pain. What stops us is rarely the body. It's the fear that didn't heal when the injury did. The emotional weight that accumulates until one day the legs are fine but something else can't go on. This work is for athletes who know the difference, or are starting to suspect it. Maybe you've recovered physically but haven't fully recovered psychologically. Maybe you're still performing but carrying something underneath that's quietly limiting you. Maybe you've stepped back from sport and are sitting with the identity that got left behind. I've been an athlete my entire life and have pushed myself physically and emotionally hard. I know what it feels like when the body has healed but the mind hasn't caught up. When the trail is the same trail you've ridden a hundred times but something in you won't go there. I know what it's like to sit at mile 73 of a 100-mile ultra race, physically intact but emotionally done, and have to figure out which one is actually true. I've spent over 16 years as a Certified Rolfer working with athletes' bodies. The places where effort gets stored, where old injuries live, where the nervous system holds what the mind has tried to move past. That background is the foundation of how I facilitate. Psilocybin, in the right container, creates space for a conversation to finally happen. A chance to understand whether it's the body, the mind, or the nervous system holding you back and why. A chance for a reset. This experience may be right for you if: - You've recovered from injury physically but your confidence hasn't fully come back - Fear or past trauma is quietly limiting what your body will let you do - You're emotionally or psychologically blocked in ways that are affecting your performance or your relationship with sport - You've stepped back from athletics and are working through the identity that came with it - You want a facilitator who understands the athlete's body and mindset, not just the medicine My approach is non-directive and somatic. I don't impose a framework or an outcome. This is deeply personal work. Not a performance. Not a protocol. A chance to finally go as far inward as you've gone outward.

Athletes

Endurance Athletes

Injury Recovery

Individual

1:1 session approximately 11 hours of work in total

$3,333

For the Ones Who've Tried Everything: A 12-Week Psilocybin Program

Hosted by Amy Charlesworth

Portland, Oregon

4.8 (32 reviews)

Most people who find their way here have already tried the conventional route. Therapy, medication, maybe both for years. The weight hasn't lifted. This is a 12-week psilocybin program built around one idea: real change takes more than a single day. It includes five weeks of virtual preparation, a journey day in Portland, and six weeks of integration to make sure what surfaces actually sticks. Preparation includes four one-on-one video sessions covering intention-setting, health screening, and psychedelic education. You can participate from anywhere. By the time journey day arrives, you'll know what you're walking into and why. The journey is a 6-to-8-hour private session at Immersive Therapies PDX. You and Amy will select your psilocybin strain and dose together based on what came up in preparation. She holds space with breathwork, a sound bath, and Indigenous-inspired practices she's adopted through years of training with elders around the world. Integration is six weekly sessions focused on nervous system regulation, habit change, and translating insight into action. Every client also receives a 93-page workbook with 12 months of prompts and tools. An optional second journey day is available for $1,200 as a three-day format: journey, rest day, journey. Amy welcomes anyone, but she has a special connection to veterans, first responders, and military families because of her own experience as a 16-year military veteran.

12-week program

$799

Heal the Healers and Executives Retreat

Hosted by Sujatha Reddy

Lakewood, Colorado

5.0 (1 review)

TWO PATHS ONE PURPOSE: CONNECT! EXPERIENCE! INTEGRATE! RESET! Rooted in somatic wisdom, guided with intention, held in community. A safe supported and intentional experience designed for healing, insight and growth for healers, facilitators and therapists. Open to corporate connection groups, organizations and affinity groups. This retreat begins Oct 18th 2026 through December 2027 and is offered every alternate month on the third Sunday of the month. Dates: Oct 18th 2026; December 20th 2026; February 21st 2027; April 18th 2027; June 20th 2027; August 15th 2027; October 17th 2027 and December 19th 2027. PROGRAM: 8:30 am to 5:00pm Movement and Meditation Holosomatic Breathwork Marma Therapy (experiential skill based pressure point treatment) Preparation and Reflection Low Dose Psilocybin Journey Sound Bath Closing

Burnout

stress

Recharge

4–10

Dec 20, 2026 +6 more

$2,500

Bridging the Gap: Becoming the Man You Want to Be

Hosted by Benjamin Dancer

Lakewood, Colorado

5.0 (4 reviews)

When I was younger, I noticed that there was a gap between the father I wanted to be and the father I was. That there was a gap between the husband I wanted to be and the husband I was. I started using psilocybin to bridge that gap, to step into the vision I had for myself. I’ve noticed over the years that this is what my clients want, as well. To show up fully for their kids. For their partners. Years of experience have taught me that psilocybin is a powerful medicine that helps men step into their vision for themselves. A pattern I’ve noticed in my work as a psychedelic facilitator is that most men carry burdens from their past. These burdens can keep us from being present with the ones we love. There is a way forward. A way to let go of the burdens that keep us from being who we are. Psilocybin has been a powerful tool for my clients to understand how their past impacts their present, to unburden what is hindering them, and to find more connection with the ones they love. I designed this package to help men become the father, the lover—the man they want to be. This in an 11 hour package that typically includes 3 weeks of preparation, a 5-7 hour psilocybin journey, and 1 week of integration. The timeframe is customizable to your needs. Additional preparation and integration sessions can be added for $150/session. Preparation and integration can be done in person or on Zoom, depending on your location.

Men

Fathers

Husbands

Individual

11 hours over four weeks

$3,200

The Medicine Within Women's Retreat

Hosted by Rose Waters Sanctuary

Portland, Oregon

5.0 (10 reviews)

The Medicine Within is an intimate women's retreat that weaves psilocybin ceremony with yoga, meditation, sound healing, and sacred ritual across five days in the Pacific Northwest. Each retreat in this series carries its own name and seasonal intention, but the arc is the same: arrive, prepare, journey, integrate, and return home more connected to yourself. You'll stay in a private home in Vancouver, WA, with a small circle of 4 to 8 women. Everything is taken care of — chef-prepared meals, a sauna, hot tub, fire pit, and soft spaces to land. Ceremony days are held at Rose Waters Sanctuary, a licensed psilocybin service center in Portland, with two guided group journeys: a low dose on day two and a larger dose on day three. A full integration day follows, with sharing circles, one-on-one check-ins, and time to rest. Preparation starts before you arrive. You'll have a one-on-one session with your facilitator and two group calls to build trust and set intention. After the retreat, you'll have individual and group integration sessions, plus an open invitation to a free monthly Zoom call for all past participants. This retreat is for women navigating transition, grief, disconnection, or the desire to slow down and listen inward in the company of others doing the same. Whispers of the Ancestors — Oct 28 – Nov 1, 2026 (SOLD OUT) Deep Remembering — Jan 13–17, 2027 (2 spots left) Emergence — Feb 24–28, 2027 Awaken the Divine — Apr 7–11, 2027 Price: $3,200 shared room / $3,600 private room / $4,000 private room with private bath (per person)

Women

Yoga

Healing

4–8

Jan 13-17, 2027 +2 more

$3,200

Internal Family Systems Psilocybin Therapy

Hosted by Clayton Ickes

Internal Family Systems provides an exquisite model of the mind and how to work with it. Combined with psilocybin, we have the opportunity to touch deeply into what the IFS model calls the Self: the aspect of us that is calm, clear, compassionate, courageous, and confident. Psilocybin works reliably to bring up this quality and, through this program, we learn to lead in every aspect of our lives from the self. This is a course of Internal Family Systems Therapy combined with psilocybin to maximize the benefits of each.

IFS

Therapy

PTSD

Individual

$2,850

A Meaningful Reset for Life’s Next Chapter

Hosted by Michelle Harrell

Gaston, Oregon

4.8 (31 reviews)

Our intimate group psilocybin retreats are designed for individuals seeking clarity, healing, and meaningful transformation while navigating a major life transition. Limited to just 9–10 participants, these retreats offer the rare opportunity to step away from daily responsibilities and immerse yourself in a supportive environment where reflection, connection, and healing can unfold. Through guided preparation, a legal psilocybin journey in Oregon, and intentional integration, participants are invited to: - Release old stories, grief, and emotional burdens - Gain perspective on what is ending and what is emerging - Reconnect with purpose, values, and inner wisdom - Build resilience and emotional clarity - Experience the healing power of community While each person’s journey is deeply personal, there is something profoundly reassuring about being surrounded by others asking similar questions about identity, purpose, and what comes next.

Divorce

Career change

Empty nest

7–10

Dec 5-7, 2026

$2,280

Exploring the Nature of Consciousness

Hosted by Matthew Hicks

Portland, Oregon

4.9 (58 reviews)

You don’t have to be suffering with a ‘mental illness’ to benefit from psychedelics. Perhaps you are curious about the “mystical experience” that we hear so much about or have questions about the nature of reality. Maybe you are trying to make a tough decision, need help clarifying a point of confusion, or getting movement in an area of life that feels stuck. I would love to help you find what you are looking for. As a naturopathic doctor specializing in psychiatry and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy I have a lot of experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental illnesses. Psilocybin can be transformative for people experiencing these challenges but I also want to help others who are generally well find their higher calling. The world desperately needs more people living their purpose, which in my experience, always has something to do with connection… to self, others, and the world at large. My Approach: The role of facilitator, to me, means that I’m your guide, but not your guru. I don’t have the answers to your deeper questions, and have no interest in convincing you to see the world the way I do, nor could I ever know what’s best for you. Instead, I bring curiosity, humility, and a lot of experience from navigating my own inner terrain and helping others to do the same. Metaphorically this means I can suggest where the water might be or where the trail gets steep versus flat, but ultimately it's your journey. I grew up as a Christian, went through an atheist phase, have been trained as a scientist and think of myself as an objective thinker, and I currently hold a worldview that aligns most with Buddhism but remains open. I share this to say that I can meet you where you are at. I generally encourage some degree of ceremony as a way to hold a container for the experience. But this can be minimal and secular or it can be as spiritual as you like. Who do I work with? I enjoy working with veterans, athletes, meditators (Buddhists or otherwise), and men. However, I am also honored to work with those who hold identities different from my own including diverse racial, cultural, sexual, gender, and religious backgrounds.

mindfulness

meditation

Buddhist

Individual

~8 hrs

Deepen Your Connection with the One You Love

$1,800/person

$3,600 for 2

Deepen Your Connection with the One You Love

Hosted by Benjamin Dancer

Lakewood, Colorado

5.0 (4 reviews)

I’ve been with Angie, my true love, since 1995. One of my favorite things about being married is all the adventures that continue to deepen our connection. Psilocybin is a great way to have an adventure like that! There’s a good reason they call it a journey. Most couples I work with find that psilocybin can support connection where there was once separation. We carry wounds from the past into our relationships. These wounds can set up patterns that keep us apart from the ones we love. Imagine an adventure you take with your lover that allows you to understand each other more completely. An adventure in which you use the love you have for one another as the resource that helps you to heal. An adventure that helps you understand and, importantly, appreciate why it is you relate the way you do. Imagine a psilocybin journey that allows you to move closer by venturing into the very territory that might otherwise keep you apart. I tell the possibility of that adventure because this is what so many of the couples I’ve worked with over the years have experienced. Psilocybin has been a powerful tool for them to understand how their past impacts their relationship and to find more connection. One of my favorite things about my job is that I get to design these packages to help couples set off on their own adventure! Additional preparation and integration sessions can be added for $225 per 90 minute session. Preparation and integration can be done in person or on Zoom, depending on your location.

"couples

relationships and intimacy

personal growth

16-hr customizable package (3 weeks of preparation, a 5-7 hr journey, and 3 weeks of integration)

$3,500

Psilocybin Journey for Deep Healing, Integration & Self-Trust

Hosted by LeTa Jussila

Boulder, Colorado

4.7 (7 reviews)

A psilocybin journey is not just a single session. It is an arc — preparation, ceremony, integration, and the way your life begins to reorganize afterward. In this offering, I provide a grounded, compassionate, and highly personalized container for adults seeking legal psilocybin-supported healing in Colorado. As a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Licensed Herbalist, and Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator, I bring more than two decades of clinical and holistic healing experience to this work. My approach weaves together trauma-informed care, Chinese medicine, qigong, somatic awareness, music, ritual, and practical integration. Before your journey, we slow down and prepare carefully. We explore your intentions, your health and emotional history, your fears, your hopes, your support system, and what will help your nervous system feel safe. This preparation helps the medicine session become more than an experience; it becomes a meaningful healing process. During the session, I hold a steady, respectful, inward-facing container. You are invited to listen deeply, with eye shades, music, breath, body awareness, and compassionate support. I believe the medicine often works through image, memory, sensation, emotion, symbol, and silence. My role is not to direct your journey, but to help you stay connected, supported, and oriented as the experience unfolds. After the session, integration helps you bring the medicine home into your body, choices, relationships, and daily life. Together we explore what arose, what it may be asking of you, and how to support the changes that want to take root. Integration may include reflection practices, nervous system regulation, lifestyle guidance, ritual, Chinese medicine-informed recommendations, and grounded next steps. This work may be supportive for people navigating grief, depression, anxiety, burnout, major life transitions, spiritual inquiry, addiction recovery, or a desire to reconnect with their own inner wisdom. No specific outcome is promised, but many people seek this work to access deeper insight, emotional healing, self-compassion, and a renewed sense of meaning. What makes this offering mine is the depth of care around the medicine. I bring clinical experience, ceremonial reverence, practical structure, and a deep trust in the body’s intelligence. My intention is for you to feel safe, honored, and accompanied through the full journey — not just the medicine session itself. All services are offered in accordance with Colorado natural medicine laws and licensed natural medicine healing center requirements.

Individual

The medicine session is typically 6–7 hours. The full individual journey container includes preparation before the session, the medicine session itself, and integration support afterward, usually unfolding over several weeks.

$1,700

The Price of Wisdom

Hosted by Terry Turner

Littleton, Colorado

5.0 (12 reviews)

"To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wildflower. Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour." William Blake (Auguries of Innocence) Sacred literature tells us that the price of wisdom is above rubies and that the acquisition of wisdom with understanding is life's highest pursuit. The Colorado Natural Medicine Health Act has opened a legal portal to the possibility of direct, unmediated mystical revelation that some have called the "revelation of the Self to the self" through the licensed and regulated use of natural psilocybin. Access to this portal does not require a clinical diagnosis or medical referral. Indeed "healthy normals", spiritual seekers and anyone with a gnawing sense that "there must be something more" who can pass the required health screening and are willing to do some serious inner work are eligible. As an ordained spiritual practitioner with 50+ years on the spiritual path, I have been where you are now wondering, is there a higher reality to all of this? All I can say is that my experiences with these sacred medicines have been the most challenging and most meaningful of my entire life. I offer you my wisdom gleaned from a lifelong study of the cartography of the human soul and my patient and compassionate presence to support you in your journey and to help give words and direction to encounters with the Transcendent and Ineffable aspects of your inner landscape. This package represents my lowest price for a one on one session. While not pocket change, it is still a value compared to other healing modalities. Many say that a single psilocybin journey can offer more and deeper insights than 7 months worth of more conventional treatments. To aid in the integration of your insights, this package includes two formal integration sessions either in person or online.

Spiritual Seekers

LGBTQ

Mystical Consciousness

Individual

~6-8 hours

$3,999

What Comes After Winning? Psilocybin Support for the High-Performing Professional

Hosted by Erin Witter

Boulder, Colorado

4.8 (10 reviews)

You've built the career. The title. The income. The life that looks exactly like it was supposed to. And the feeling you were working toward still isn't there. Most high performers recognize this moment and push through it — set a bigger goal, take on more, find the next metric to hit. That's the pattern. And for a lot of people in law, finance, medicine, technology, and leadership, that pattern has been running for decades. Achievement, when it becomes the primary source of identity and self-worth, can take on a life if its own. The pursuit is compulsive. The hits get shorter, or the baseline keeps rising. And when performance finally stops delivering — through burnout, transition, or simply arriving at the destination and feeling nothing — there's no floor underneath. This is what I was trained to work with. And it's territory I know personally. I spent 12 years in tech moving through startups and corporations, getting good at something that still didn't feel like mine. I was functional by every external measure. Thriving was a different story. Psilocybin, in a structured and supported setting, interrupts the default mode network. This is the part of the brain responsible for the constructed self and the stories we've built about who we are. In clinical research, this interruption is linked to increased openness, new perspective on entrenched patterns, and access to meaning-making that ordinary waking consciousness keeps locked down. For the high achiever, this often means encountering — sometimes for the first time in years — who they are when they stop performing. Our work together has three phases. Preparation — we meet 1:1 to establish what you're carrying into this, clarify what you're genuinely looking for, and build the foundation for the session. For this audience, preparation often means slowing down enough to ask questions you haven't had time to ask. Session — a full-day supported psilocybin experience at Happy Rebel Healing, a licensed Healing Center in Boulder, Colorado, within Colorado's regulated natural medicine framework. Six to eight hours of continuous, grounded support. You are not alone in the room or in the experience. Integration — we meet after the session to translate what surfaced into something actionable. For high performers, integration isn't passive reflection, it's the work of deciding what to do next and how it can make a difference. This may be right for you if: You've achieved what you set out to achieve and it hasn't delivered what you expected. You're performing at a high level and feeling increasingly disconnected from it. Burnout has moved past exhaustion into something that feels numb and pointless Your identity is built around your professional role and that role is no longer enough You want to do serious work, not a wellness retreat The question isn't about what you've built. It's about finding what will deliver fulfillment.

Individual

~8 hrs

$2,125/person

$4,250 for 2

3 Night Couples Psilocybin Retreat

Hosted by Michelle Harrell

Portland, Oregon

4.7 (23 reviews)

A shared psilocybin experience for couples, partners, or close friends, held over three days at a private luxury yurt in Southwest Portland. You'll prepare together, journey side by side at a licensed service center, and have uninterrupted time afterward to process what came up, individually and with each other. The couples format isn't just two people doing the same retreat. Preparation sessions are designed around your relationship and shared intentions. Integration is guided with both perspectives in mind. For many couples, the experience opens conversations that have been difficult to start or easy to avoid. Michelle Harrell facilitates with a focus on creating safety for both participants, and handles transportation to and from the service center so neither of you has to think about logistics on journey day. Note: The listed price of $4,250 covers both participants. Psilocybin mushrooms are purchased separately at the service center on the day of your journey and are not included in the package price.

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

3 nights, flexible scheduling

$1,000

Weekend Men's Psilocybin Retreat

Hosted by Benjamin Dancer

Lakewood, Colorado

5.0 (4 reviews)

The Adventure This retreat is designed to support men coming home to themselves. To support men and their desire to connect to the ones they love. The Universal Dilemma The pattern I’ve noticed over the years is that men tend to struggle to connect with their feelings. Struggle to connect deeply with other men. Once we recognize that we want to get more in touch with ourselves, to have meaningful friendships that will help us express our deepest emotions…we are ready for the adventure. One of my favorite parts of my job is witnessing men connect constructively and safely to their anger, to their grief, to their joy. To all the parts of who they are. Intention The intention of this retreat is to create a safe container where all of you is welcome. This is a valuable opportunity for you to explore what has happened to you in your life and to find your way home to yourself. The Why We do the work because we want our partners, our kids to receive the best of us. Because we want to show up fully in our creativity, in our passions, in our careers. Most men I know make tremendous sacrifices to support their families. Your unwavering commitment to provide for the ones you love does not mean you have to give up parts of who you are. But most men have given up parts of themselves along the way because life is really hard. And many men are without a role model to show them how to step fully into themselves, into their power as a man. The Possibilities It is common for men to learn through psilocybin how their past is hindering their mission in the present. To find a map during their journey to their own healing. It is common for men to connect deeply to other men in the psychedelic experience, to meet friends who will support them on their journey home long after the group experience is over. It is common for men to get connected to their life’s mission, to come out of the journey knowing why they are here. These three things—coming home to yourself, intimacy with other men, and a clear mission in life—have a profoundly positive impact on mental and physical health, and they help men deepen their connection with the ones they love. Itinerary November 13-15 Preparation: Friday 5-8pm Journey: Saturday 8:30-4:00 Integration: Sunday 10-11:30am

Men

Healing

Creativity

4–8

Nov 13-15, 2026

$1,800

The MotherRoot Circle: A Postpartum Journey

Hosted by Michaela Vogt

Littleton, Colorado

5.0 (20 reviews)

Postpartum can be beautiful, tender, disorienting, isolating, and overwhelming all at once. Your body has changed. Your relationships may feel different. Your nervous system is carrying more. Your sense of self may be shifting in ways that are hard to name. The MotherRoot Circle is a small-group psilocybin journey for women in postpartum who want to move through that transformation with support rather than alone. In a circle of 4 to 8 women, you'll move through preparation, a guided psilocybin experience, and integration alongside others navigating their own version of postpartum becoming. Two group preparation sessions help you clarify your intentions and prepare your body and mind. The administration session is held at NeuroAlchemy in Littleton, Colorado, where Mikki creates a grounded, trauma-informed container rooted in relational presence and nervous system awareness. Two group integration sessions follow, focused on translating what emerges into your actual life, relationships, motherhood, and sense of self. This is not simply a psilocybin session. It is a guided passage through matrescence. The MotherRoot Circle is for women who are ready to be supported through postpartum as a sacred threshold to honor, not a problem to fix.

Postpartum Support

Women's Health

Women's Group

4–8

Two 1.5-hour group preparation sessions, one ~8-hour group administration session, two 1.5-hour group integration sessions

$1,950

Althea Direct: Individual Psilocybin Experience

Hosted by Althea

Althea Direct is designed for people who want a private, one-on-one psilocybin experience and value simplicity, certainty, and speed. The one-on-one setting gives you your facilitator's undivided attention for the full arc of your journey together. It also gives you the freedom to express yourself honestly and authentically, without holding anything back (consciously or not), out of concern for how it might land with others in the room. For $1,950, Althea Direct includes comprehensive preparation, an individual facilitated psilocybin session, and integration support. We consider all three components essential to a safe and effective experience, and they are required by law in both Oregon and Colorado. Once you submit a booking request, our Psychedelic Care Navigation will review your intake, learn about your goals and preferences, and match you with a single licensed facilitator suited to you. Your price is set from the start, so there is nothing left to work out once you are matched. Every facilitator on Althea's platform is licensed, vetted, and backed by participant-reported outcome data. You are in qualified hands. If your first match is not the right fit, we will rematch you at no additional cost, because our job is not done until you are confirmed with the right person. Curious about a group experience instead? Take a look at Althea's Pick.

Anxiety

Depression

PTSD

Individual

$2,220

Held: For the Woman Who Holds Everyone Else

Hosted by Lora Benson

Boulder, Colorado

5.0 (2 reviews)

You have spent decades holding everyone else. Who is holding you? A private, deeply nurturing 1:1 psilocybin experience in the Boulder/Denver area for women aged 40–60. This is a dedicated, sacred container to lay down the heavy, invisible load of caretaking, nurturing, and emotional labor. This is your permission slip to stop doing, stop fixing, and finally receive. About This Experience This program is not about finding your next career milestone. It is not about optimization, performance, or achieving a new version of "success." This is for the woman who has spent the last twenty to thirty years as the emotional anchor, the logistics manager, the creator of comfort, and the silent spine of everyone else’s life. You are the one who notices what is missing, who anticipates the needs, who softens the blows, and who holds the family, the community, or the workplace together. It is beautiful work. But it is heavy work. And you are tired in a way that sleep alone cannot fix. At 47, I have walked this exact terrain. I know what it feels like when the nest begins to change, your body shifts, and the quiet voice inside stops asking what everyone else needs for dinner, and starts asking: "When is it my turn to just rest?" You don't need another self-care checklist. You don't need a spa day where you spend the whole time thinking about what you have to do when you get home. You need a sanctuary where absolutely nothing is expected of you. The Medicine of Deep Rest Psilocybin offers a profound neurological softening. For women who have spent decades in a state of hyper-vigilance—always scanning to make sure everyone else is okay—this medicine allows the nervous system to finally drop its guard. In this safe, legally protected, and deeply supportive space nestled near the Colorado foothills, you do not have to be strong. You do not have to guide anyone. You do not have to be the adult in the room. The medicine allows you to drop beneath the noise of your obligations and sink into radical, cellular rest. It is a portal to heal the exhaustion of over-giving, to process the grief of passing seasons, and to remember what it feels like to be completely safe and cared for. What You Will Leave With A Nervous System Reset: A deep, somatic release of years of stored tension, physical holding, and invisible worry. The Gift of Non-Doing: A lived experience of your inherent value, completely separate from what you produce, fix, or provide for others. Emotional Unburdening: Space to process the grief, bodily changes, and transitions of mid-life without having to stay strong for anyone else. Sovereignty: A renewed, gentle boundary around your energy, allowing you to return home as a woman who knows how to hold herself first.

Individual

~6-8 hrs

$1,500

Grounded Psilocybin Journeys for Reconnecting to Self Beyond Survival Mode

Hosted by Char McKendrick

Portland, Oregon

4.9 (60 reviews)

This offering is designed for people navigating chronic survival states, complex trauma patterns, burnout, identity shifts, emotional disconnection, or the feeling of having spent much of life adapting rather than fully inhabiting themselves. Many of the people drawn to this work are highly sensitive, deeply self-aware, neurodivergent, analytical, or accustomed to carrying a great deal internally. Some have spent years in therapy or personal growth spaces and still feel disconnected from their body, emotions, intuition, or sense of self-trust. This work is not about fixing you. It’s about creating the conditions for reconnection. I’m a licensed psilocybin facilitator whose own healing journey with psychedelics began through working with CPTSD, trauma, neurodivergence, and reclaiming inner sovereignty after survival mode. That lived experience continues to shape the grounded, compassionate, trauma-informed care I offer today. My personal philosophy blends psychology, medicine, spirituality, symbolism, research, and a touch of absurdism. I see these not as competing frameworks, but as different languages pointing toward the same underlying mystery. My approach is very much “take what resonates, leave what doesn’t.” Together, we focus on what feels meaningful and supportive for you. My facilitation style is collaborative, adaptive, and client-centered. Rather than leading or interpreting your experience, I help create a safe and supportive container where your own inner healing intelligence can emerge. During the journey, I remain present the entire time, offering steady, attuned support while responding to what is needed in the moment. Preparation and integration are essential parts of the process. We spend time beforehand clarifying intentions, building trust, and developing tools for navigating the experience. Afterwards, we work together to help integrate insights into daily life. I’m especially mindful of sensory sensitivity and nervous system awareness. I do not use incense, sage, or strong scents in the space. Music is thoughtfully curated based on your intentions and personal story. Journey days are available through Chariot and Rose Waters Sanctuary in Portland, as well as Ripple Journeywork in Eugene. Preparation and integration sessions can take place virtually or in person for clients in the Portland and Eugene areas.

Individual

~8 hrs

$1,950

Coming Home to Yourself: Self-Connection, Confidence & Aliveness for Women

Hosted by Francesca Loux

Portland, Oregon

4.8 (24 reviews)

You can know you’re worthy and still struggle to actually feel it. You can recognize the relationship dynamics you keep repeating, yet still find yourself falling into old ways of relating. You can know exactly what you want or need, but still question yourself when it’s time to trust that knowing, set a boundary, or make a change. Sometimes insight only takes you so far. A psilocybin journey can open up a different perspective on yourself and familiar patterns. Rather than only thinking and talking about why you feel or respond the way you do, the journey offers an opportunity to relate to yourself differently. For some women, that means feeling self-compassion where there has been self-criticism, connecting with a sense of worthiness they’ve struggled to truly feel, or experiencing what it’s like to trust themselves instead of immediately second-guessing what they know or want. Every journey is different, and there is no particular insight, feeling, or outcome you need to have for the experience to be meaningful. The journey may also bring greater awareness to parts of yourself you’ve felt disconnected from: your body, desires, creativity, confidence, sense of aliveness, or that inner knowing of what feels right for you. This mind-body connection is at the heart of how I support women. As a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator and VITA Certified Empowerment & Intimacy Coach with a background in somatic and embodiment-based practices, I bring that perspective to the way we prepare for your journey and work with what emerges afterward. Your experience includes personalized preparation, a private psilocybin journey at a licensed service center in Portland, OR, and integration afterward. We’ll explore what came up for you and how it connects to the way you relate to yourself and others, your boundaries, desires, and choices. Additional preparation and integration sessions are available if you’d like to go deeper, with more time dedicated to somatic and embodiment practices that help you connect more deeply with what you’re experiencing in your body and put what you discover into practice in your everyday life. Please note: Psilocybin is purchased separately from the licensed service center on the day of your journey. The cost is approximately $30–$55, depending on dosage.

Individual

60–90 minute preparation session, approximately 6–7 hour psilocybin journey, and 60–90 minute integration session

$2,500

Healing Grief and Loss: A Journey Back to You

Hosted by Sujatha Reddy

Lakewood, Colorado

5.0 (1 review)

Grief doesn't move on a timeline. Whether your loss is recent or years old, it has a way of settling into the body and staying there — even when you've done the work to process it on the surface. This is a single-day psilocybin journey designed specifically around grief and loss, held at Sangam Healing Center in Lakewood, Colorado. The 12-hour experience includes three hours of preparation, a 6-to-7-hour guided journey, and three hours of integration, all with Sujatha in a private 1-on-1 setting. Preparation covers intention-setting, health screening, and somatic grounding so you're not walking into the experience cold. Sujatha draws on her training in Ayurveda, trauma-informed psychotherapy, and holotropic breathwork to shape the container around what you're carrying, not a fixed protocol. During the journey, she uses guided meditation, breathwork, somatic healing, and Ayurvedic bodywork alongside the psilocybin session. Integration follows immediately after, focused on making sense of what came up and building a path forward. This experience is for anyone navigating the loss of a family member, friend, or pet — or carrying older grief that hasn't had room to move.

Grief and Loss

Trauma

Depression

Individual

12 hours (3 hours preparation + 6–7 hour journey + 3 hours integration)

$1,900

Recovery That Goes Deeper Than Sobriety: Psilocybin Support for Addiction

Hosted by Erin Witter

Boulder, Colorado

4.8 (10 reviews)

If you've put in the time — the meetings, the therapy, the rebuilding — and something still feels unresolved, you're not imagining this. Addiction has deep and powerful psychosomatic impacts that take time and deep work to transform. Addiction recovery most often addresses the behavior. What it doesn't always reach is what's underneath: the gaps it was filling, the shame, the disconnection, the version of yourself you lost contact with somewhere along the way. That's where our work together begins. I welcome your therapist or sponsor to be part of the process. Psilocybin, in a structured and supported setting, creates conditions for that deeper layer to become accessible. Clinical research specifically supports its potential in substance use disorder recovery — particularly for people who haven't found adequate relief through conventional approaches. This isn't an escape from the work you've already done. It's a way to go further into it. I know what it's like to sit in discomfort. I spent 25 years in active addiction before finding my way through — and the path involved a lot of the same tools you've probably tried. What finally moved things forward was intentionally working with psilocybin, with preparation and structure, in a safe container, followed by reflection and integration. Our work together has three phases. Preparation — we meet 1:1 before your session to clarify your intentions, establish safety, and build your pathway to recovery. This is the training for what's ahead — the work that makes the session meaningful. Your therapist or sponsor is welcome to attend preparation sessions. Session — a full-day supported psilocybin experience at Happy Rebel Healing, 3450 Penrose Pl STE 220, Boulder, CO 80301, a licensed Healing Center in Boulder, Colorado, within Colorado's regulated natural medicine framework. Six to eight hours of continuous, grounded support. You are not alone in the room or in the experience. Integration — we meet after the session to make sense of what came up and translate it into something lasting, because insight without integration is just an interesting experience. Your therapist or sponsor is welcome to attend integration sessions. This may be right for you if: You've been in recovery, and something still feels unresolved Traditional approaches haven't reached an unmet need that’s still there underneath You're carrying shame or disconnection that sobriety alone hasn't touched You know the problem was never just the substance The change you're looking for is already in you. The goal of our work together is to help clear the path to discovery and resolution. Scheduled over 3–4 weeks. All packages include one full-day psilocybin session (6–8 hours) plus 1:1 preparation and integration sessions.

Addiction

Shame

Grief

Individual

One full-day session

$1,500

Back to School, Back to You: A Restoration Experience for Educators

Hosted by Lora Benson

Boulder, Colorado

5.0 (2 reviews)

Reclaim Your Time, Energy, and Peace Before the First Bell Rings Before the chaos of classroom setups, endless PD meetings, and hallway rush begins, take a moment to pause. You spend every day showing up for everyone else—it's time to show up for you. Let’s change the narrative for this upcoming school year. This is your chance to reset, recharge, and set the foundation to do more than just survive the year—this is the year you thrive. The Reality of the Job (And Why You Need This) Whether you are a teacher, teaching assistant, administrator, educational coach, school counselor, or social worker, your work is deeply honorable and vital. But let’s be honest: the school system itself is incredibly demanding, often frustrating, and taxing on your health. Day in and day out, you act as a shock absorber. You process the stress, heavy emotions, and trauma of both your students and your colleagues, leaving very little left in your own tank. You spend the whole year taking care of everyone else... But who is taking care of you? This experience is your dedicated timeout. A quiet, supportive space to put down the heavy weight of everyone else’s needs and focus entirely on your own recovery. Guided by Someone Who Gets It You won't be receiving advice from someone who doesn't understand your reality. I spent over a decade in the classroom as an English teacher and a Teacher to Speakers of Other Languages. I know the exact flavor of exhaustion that comes with the job, the heavy emotional load you carry, and how difficult it is to set boundaries in a system that constantly asks for more. I have profound respect for what you do, and I created this space to help you step into the new school year feeling rested, grounded, and valued. How to Attend This experience is crafted specifically for educators and school support staff. Choose the option that works best for you: Bring a Partner (The Co-Worker Pass): Sign up with your work bestie, co-teacher, or teammate. It’s a great way to bond, decompress together, and start the year on the same page. Come Solo: Treat yourself to uninterpreted personal time and space. Get Matched: Want to attend on your own but still share the experience? Sign up solo, and I can pair you with a fellow educator so you can connect and navigate the reset together. What You’ll Gain Nervous System Reset: Evidence-backed practices to decompress, ease pre-school-year anxiety, and get out of survival mode. Boundaries & Energy Management: Practical tools to stop taking work—and other people’s emotional heavy-lifting—home with you. Real Connection: A comfortable environment shared with peers who truly understand the job without you having to explain a thing. Don't run on empty before the year even starts. Step away from the school prep, claim your space, and get back to you. *$1500 pp, $2500 per group (if you book with another person).

Up to 2

~6-8 hours

$2,220

Who are You? Exploring your Identity

Hosted by Lora Benson

Boulder, Colorado

5.0 (2 reviews)

Group Size: Solo pilots or cosmic duos (partners, lovers, friends, siblings, and parents with adult kids welcome). Scheduling coordinated together. *$2,220, plus $1,110, for each additional client. About This Experience: Who actually are you when you strip away the job title, the daily hustle, and all the historical expectations projected onto you? Whether you feel totally rock-solid in your identity or completely lost in the cosmic soup, "Who Are You?" is an open invitation to come play. Have a strong will and a solid sense of self? Okay, great. Need to build more confidence, strength, and trust in who you are? Also okay. All of it is welcome. Every version of you across every timeline is invited here. This is a dedicated, legal, 1:1 or joint psilocybin experience in Colorado for anyone 21+. It’s a sacred, high-vibrational sanctuary where all human journeys, races, and cultures are deeply honored and more than welcome. This space fully celebrates and embraces all gender identities and expressions—including trans, non-binary, genderqueer, agender, and cisgender folks. "The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are." — Carl Jung The Professional & Magical Safety Net: Let’s talk safety. While we’re playing in the cosmic deep end, your feet are firmly grounded on earth. As a trauma-informed, identity-literate MSW candidate ,my practice is deeply guided by the National Social Work Code of Ethics and a fierce belief in client self-determination. I honor your inherent dignity, culture, and worth, and I view our human relationship as a beautiful catalyst for your growth. Basically? You are 100% safe to explore the wildest edges of your identity here. You can step into this completely solo, or bring a trusted mirror along. We warmly welcome romantic partners, lovers, besties, siblings, and parents with their adult kids (21+) who want to dive into generational healing, celebrate cultural roots, and supercharge their connection. If you’re ready to peek behind the veil and answer the ultimate question of your existence, your sanctuary is ready. Leave With Clarity: A grounded, authentic alignment with who you actually are, your core values, and your deepest desires—honoring your absolute self-determination. Energetic Baggage Drop: Permission to shed outdated roles and societal programming that are just dragging down your vibe. Sovereignty: A renewed sense of personal magic, inner authority, and a deep reverence for your own unique flavor of being. Sacred Shared Growth (For Duos): A rare chance to break generational curses, build deep empathy, and watch each other evolve in real time through the power of compassion, empathy and relationship.

Up to 4

~6-8 hours

$750

Althea's Pick: Group Psilocybin Experience

Hosted by Althea

Littleton, Colorado

Althea's Pick is designed to reach the people who haven't yet been able to access legal psilocybin services because of price. Legal psilocybin sessions in Oregon and Colorado typically cost between $1,000 and $3,000. We believe cost should not be the reason someone misses out on an experience that could meaningfully change their life. For $750, Althea's Pick includes preparation, a facilitated psilocybin session, and integration support. We consider all three components essential to a safe and effective experience, and they are required by law in both states. To make this price possible, you do not select your own facilitator. Instead, our Psychedelic Care Navigation team reviews your intake, learns about your goals and preferences, and matches you into a small group (4-8 participants) with a licensed facilitator based on availability, location, and fit. This is how we keep the cost at a fraction of the market rate while still delivering a high standard of care. Every facilitator on Althea's platform is licensed, vetted, and backed by participant-reported outcome data. You are in qualified hands. Don't see a date that works for you? Book anyway. We're forming new groups all the time, and we'll match you to one that fits your schedule. Curious about an one-on-one experience instead? Take a look at Althea Direct. Important notes: * To make these sessions possible at this price point, we need to fill 4+ spots. If we haven't filled those spots for your date by 30 days from the date of the session, we may cancel this group, allowing you to move to a different date or refund your money. * Please book > 7 days in advance and be prepared to be flexible in the days leading up to the session to make a required Preparation Call with the group. We will try to accommodate last minute bookings but may need to place you into a further out group. * After the session, there will also be 1 integration offered for the group. Please stay flexible with your calendar the week after a session to be able to join. * If you require additional medical clearance, that will cost extra. Plan for an extra $200 - $350 to ensure we can get you the proper care you need.

Up to 8

Oct 24, 2026 +1 more

$5,555

Private Psilocybin Retreat for High-Performing Professionals

Hosted by Ann MacKenzie

Bend, Oregon

5.0 (7 reviews)

Nova Tierra offers private, personalized psilocybin experiences designed to support profound inner growth, healing, and transformation. This retreat is designed for high-functioning professionals who: • Are seeking deeper clarity, self-connection, and meaningful change • Are navigating burnout, life transitions, grief, or a significant decision point • Have achieved external success yet feel internally disconnected or “stuck” • Value privacy, discretion, and deeply personalized support • Prefer an immersive, accelerated process over traditional ongoing weekly work Every experience is thoughtfully tailored to the individual. There are no group settings or standardized approaches. The process is shaped around your unique needs, intentions, and readiness, with each element intentionally curated to meet you where you are. Sessions are facilitated by an experienced licensed professional with extensive training in psychological safety, trauma-informed care, emotional processing, neuroscience, and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Located in Bend, Oregon, Nova Tierra offers a peaceful and restorative environment surrounded by mountains, forests, and open sky—an ideal setting for reflection, clarity, and deep inner work. Sessions are held in a licensed psilocybin service center designed to provide comfort, privacy, and safety. Every experience is completely confidential, and no one is present during the session besides you and your facilitator. This work is intended for individuals who are genuinely ready to engage in a deeper process of self-exploration. Preparation and integration are considered essential parts of the experience and are approached with the same level of care and intention as the retreat itself. Participation in the retreat requires agreement to attend all preparation and integration sessions with your facilitator.

One-on-one

Trauma-informed

Burnout

Up to 2

Three to five days (depending on number of sessions)

$2,500

Beyond the Roles: Psilocybin Facilitation for Women Ready to Rediscover Themselves

Hosted by Maria (Masha) Steiner-Renoir

At some point, many women begin to realize that the roles they have faithfully fulfilled no longer tell the whole story of who they are. You may be a mother, partner, caregiver, professional, entrepreneur, daughter, or immigrant. You may have spent years meeting expectations, adapting to circumstances, caring for others, and doing what was necessary to succeed. Yet beneath those roles, a quieter question often emerges: Who am I when I am no longer living solely for what is expected of me? This one-on-one psilocybin facilitation experience is designed for women who are ready to explore that question with honesty, courage, and curiosity. I am especially drawn to working with women navigating major life transitions, first- and second-generation immigrants balancing multiple cultures, individuals healing from generational patterns, and those seeking a deeper connection to themselves beyond conditioning, people-pleasing, perfectionism, or the identities they have outgrown. As a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in Colorado and licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon, I provide preparation, facilitation, and integration support within state-licensed programs. My work is deeply informed by my background as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse Practitioner, bringing a trauma-informed and nervous-system-aware perspective while honoring the unique role of facilitation as distinct from medical, psychiatric, or psychotherapy services. Together, we will create a thoughtful and supportive container for exploration. Rather than seeking to "fix" yourself, this experience invites you to listen more deeply, reconnect with your inner wisdom, and explore what becomes possible when old stories, expectations, and protective patterns begin to loosen their grip. Many women seek this work while navigating: • Major life transitions • Identity shifts and questions of purpose • Cultural expectations and immigrant experiences • Burnout and chronic over-responsibility • Perfectionism and people-pleasing • Relationship transitions • Grief and loss • Personal growth and self-discovery • A desire for greater authenticity and alignment This experience includes: • Complimentary 15-minute consultation • 90-minute Intake & Eligibility Review • 50-minute Preparation Session • Facilitated Psilocybin Journey (approximately 6–7 hours) • 50-minute Integration Session (2–3 days following the journey) My intention is not to help you become someone new. It is to help create the conditions in which you can return to the parts of yourself that have been waiting patiently to be remembered. *Services available in English and Russian (Я говорю по-русски).

Individual

~6-8 hours

$5,250

Flagship Psilocybin Retreat (2 Journeys)

Hosted by Odyssey

Gaston, Oregon

4.8 (32 reviews)

A six-day, all-inclusive group psilocybin retreat in Oregon's Willamette Valley or near Denver, Colorado. You'll arrive to a private lodge, spend the first day preparing with your group, then move through two guided psilocybin journeys with structured reflection time between them. The second journey builds on what surfaces in the first, which is why Odyssey runs two rather than one. Groups are small (up to 12) with a 3:1 participant-to-facilitator ratio, so you're never navigating a difficult moment without support nearby. The facilitators are licensed professionals, and Odyssey's protocols are modeled on psychedelic therapy clinical trials. They ran the first legal psilocybin retreat in the U.S. in September 2023 and have been operating continuously since. Everything is handled for you. Airport pickup, meals from a private chef, accommodations at the retreat center, and transportation to and from the licensed service center on journey days. You show up and focus on the work. After the retreat, you'll get a package of integration resources and access to Odyssey's monthly integration circles at no additional cost.

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Up to 12

Nov 10-15, 2026

$3,750

3 Night Private Psilocybin Retreat

Hosted by Michelle Harrell

Portland, Oregon

4.5 (2 reviews)

Three days in a luxury yurt tucked into the woods of Southwest Portland, 15 minutes from downtown but a world away from it. You'll arrive the day before your journey to decompress and settle in. On session day, your facilitator handles transportation to and from the service center so you can stay fully in the experience. The days after are yours for integration: journaling on the deck, sitting in the barrel sauna, or walking the trails at nearby Tryon State Park. Michelle Harrell has guided guests from across the country through this process, and the retreat is built around her approach: thorough preparation, a safe and supported journey, and structured space afterward to let the experience land. Note: Psilocybin mushrooms are purchased separately at the service center on the day of your journey and are not included in the package price.

Depression

Anxiety

Trauma

Individual

3 nights, flexible scheduling

$6,750

Chariot Fall Retreat Oct. 26 - 30 Boulder, CO

Hosted by Chariot Boulder

Boulder, Colorado

5.0 (17 reviews)

A small group of just eight guests will be guided by experienced facilitators led by Avi Zadaka through a thoughtfully designed, all inclusive five-day experience. We’ll stay at a beautiful, spacious property nestled in the foothills, with two psilocybin journeys taking place at our Boulder Healing Center, just 15 minutes away. It’s an opportunity to step out of your everyday routine, slow down, and create space for inner work, with the support of an experienced team and a small, intimate group. Space is limited to 8 guests. The Chariot Retreat Experience: Like all journeys with Chariot, our multi-day retreats are offered in serene settings curated for your comfort and inner exploration. While a single journey can be immensely meaningful, multiple sessions are often required for the greatest benefit, particularly when addressing complex mental health issues or trauma. Like many who have worked with psilocybin before us, we find great benefit in sharing the experience with a small and intentional group. With time away from our daily routines, Chariot Retreats offer you space to fully dive into your experience with fellow guests and expert facilitators by your side. Five-day retreat including two psilocybin journeys, group connection, exploration and integration led by experienced Chariot facilitators. Join us for five days of immersive self-care, reflection, and exploration at Chariot’s Fall Retreat. Chariot Retreats give guests something our modern lives don't often allow: time and space to slow down, let go and explore. Join us this October in Boulder. Guests will be immersed in a rejuvenating all-inclusive experience guided by skilled Chariot facilitators. You'll spend your days at Chariot Boulder, moving throughout our inviting living areas and community room designed for relaxation and group connection. Evenings are spent at the retreat house, where there's room to be with the group or on your own. Our team takes care of all the details; logistics, delicious and nourishing meals, transportation, we've got you covered. You're free to simply let go.

5–8

Oct 26-30, 2026

Karen Bakke

Boulder, Colorado

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator | Psychedelic Guide | Health and Wellness Coach | Founder & Owner of Sacred Peaks Retreat My path to this work has been shaped by a lifelong love of nature, a deep curiosity about human consciousness, and my own journey of healing. Becoming a psilocybin facilitator was a natural convergence of my passions for plant medicine, wilderness immersion, yoga, and contemplative practice. As a certified Psychedelic Wilderness First Aid Responder, my work is grounded in wilderness safety, trauma-informed care, and the emerging science of psychedelics, environmental psychology, mindfulness, and Ecodelia—the understanding that healing often deepens when we remember ourselves as part of the living world rather than separate from it. Sacred Peaks Retreat was created as a sanctuary where the wisdom of mushroom medicine and the intelligence of nature come together. Every journey is approached with reverence for each person's unique path, recognizing that it is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who we have always been. Our vision is to help people rediscover their belonging to the Earth and their innate capacity to heal, grow, and live in alignment with their authentic nature.

Willow Sat Narayan

Eugene, Oregon

I’m Willow Sat Narayan, a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Eugene, Oregon, death companion/doula, grief tender, and body-oriented integration coach. People come into relationship with psilocybin for many reasons. You may be living with recovery, grief, caregiving, aging and change, facing mortality, meeting an identity or relationship shift, or finding yourself in transition. You may be exploring ancestral healing and connection, integrating a pivotal or magical experience, meeting a soul initiation, or feeling drawn toward deeper belonging, remembrance, and intimacy with Self, life, and the wider ecological web. You may also simply be curious about what is stirring. My approach is relational, embodied, consent-based, and non-directive. I bring an open heart, discernment, and embodied listening, with room for curiosity, complexity, and what may not yet have words. I hold psilocybin with respect as a living relationship while honoring the many ways people understand and experience that connection. My work has grown through years of tending the body, sitting close to grief and death, parenting, healing arts, ritual, community facilitation, holistic early childhood educator pathways and songweaving. I am familiar with shadow work, recovery, ancestral healing, grief, and soul initiation—the places that can feel like a descent into the underworld. Sometimes what is encountered there returns with us as creativity, medicine, greater intimacy, or something we are ready to offer back into community and the greater weaving of life. I bring curiosity rather than assumption and respect your beliefs, cultural context, lived experience, and ways of knowing. My role is to companion what arises and support you in carrying what you remember, reclaim, or come into deeper contact with into the life you are already living.

Francesca Loux

5.0 (1)

Portland, Oregon

Francesca Loux is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Breathwork Practitioner, and VITA Certified Somatic Coach. She has a degree in Psychology and Women's and Gender Studies, and specializes in supporting people who desire to feel safe, confident and radiant in their bodies, relationships, and sexuality. She also loves holding space for those who are feeling stuck in life and ready to let go of the past, gain new perspectives on old problems, and ignite their creative spark. In 2017, Francesca left her corporate job to travel the world solo and pursue her passion for holistic healing. Her experience with plant medicine facilitation began in Peru, where she held space for many during their ayahuasca and San Pedro journeys. She is a strong believer in the power of psychedelic medicine to support us on the road to healing, transformation, and self-love.

Jennifer Glenn

Denver & Littleton, Colorado

I’m a female veteran and licensed psilocybin facilitator who brings lived experience with TBI and chronic stress, together with over a decade of Kundalini practice. I understand how easy it is to spend years pushing through, staying productive, and meeting expectations while losing touch with yourself and others. My work bridges science, holistic practices, and personal experience to support reconnection and transformation. I understand the struggle to quiet a mind that never stops. Sleep problems, irritability, rumination, excessive scrolling, using alcohol to relax, and relying on caffeine or nicotine to push past our bodies’ warning signals can leave us disconnected from ourselves and others. We may measure our worth against a moving standard that doesn't exist or struggle to find our identity beyond the roles we've fulfilled. These challenges affect veterans and non-veterans alike. My experiences have deepened my understanding of resilience, recovery, and life transitions. For over 10 years, Kundalini yoga has been central to my personal transformation. Through breathwork, mantra, meditation, movement, and energy awareness, I’ve developed an experiential foundation in embodiment and inner awareness that informs my approach to natural medicine facilitation. Areas of Focus • Veterans and non-veterans navigating life transitions and identity shifts • TBI-related challenges • Trauma, chronic depression, anxiety, stress, and burnout • Sleep difficulties, rumination, and emotional regulation • Spiritual exploration and personal growth I combine lived experience, a veteran perspective, Kundalini practice, and neuroscience-informed approaches to create a grounded, supportive, non-directive space. Group support can help bring these practices into daily life—because nothing changes if nothing changes. I provide preparation, facilitation, and integration within my scope, not medical or psychiatric treatment. Grounded in science. Rooted in practice.

Scott Burd

5.0 (4)

Boulder, Lakewood & Lone Tree, Colorado

Licensed Psychedelic Facilitator • Somatic Healer • Trauma-Informed Guide Scott Burd is a Colorado-licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator offering legal psilocybin sessions rooted in safety, integrity, and somatic wisdom. With over 15 years of experience in hands-on bodywork and trauma-informed care, Scott brings a deeply grounded, nervous-system-focused approach to every stage of the psychedelic journey — from preparation through integration. His practice weaves together modalities such as Structural Integration (Rolfing), Craniosacral therapy, Breathwork, and intuitive somatic presence. Scott holds advanced certifications in psychedelic facilitation, including the 12-month Vital Program through Psychedelics Today, the Somatic Psychedelic Facilitation Certificate through The Embody Lab, and the Psychedelic Facilitator Training through InnerTrek, a program rooted in ethical, heart-centered, and clinically informed support. He is also certified in the Zendo Project's SIT (Psychedelic Peer Support) Training, deepening his capacity to hold space with steadiness, compassion, and clarity during challenging experiences. Scott is known for creating safe, sacred containers where clients can reconnect with their inner healer, process held trauma, and embody the transformation that emerges. He views this work not as a performance or protocol, but as a sacred partnership — one rooted in presence, deep listening, and the intelligence of the body. Whether you are new to psychedelic work or returning to the path with deeper intention, Scott brings skill, warmth, and professionalism to support your unfolding.

Maria (Masha) Steiner-Renoir

Westminster, Colorado

Hi, I'm Masha. I am a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in Colorado, a licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon, and a dual-certified Psychiatric Mental Health and Family Nurse Practitioner. I believe healing is not about becoming someone new—it is about remembering who you have always been beneath layers of conditioning, adaptation, and survival. My role is to create a safe, compassionate space where insight can emerge, and lasting change can take root. As an immigrant, woman, and mother, I understand what it feels like to navigate multiple worlds, carry unspoken expectations, and gradually rediscover your own voice. Many of the people I work with are moving through major life transitions, healing generational wounds, questioning long-held identities, or exploring who they are beyond the roles they have spent years fulfilling for others. I have a particular appreciation for first- and second-generation immigrants, individuals navigating cultural expectations, and women seeking a deeper relationship with themselves after years of prioritizing everyone else's needs. My approach integrates trauma-informed care, nervous system awareness, and deep respect for each person's innate capacity for healing. Whether we are preparing for a natural medicine experience, working together during facilitation, or making sense of what unfolds afterward, my goal is to help you feel safe, supported, and empowered to integrate your experience into meaningful, lasting change.

Monica Ramunda

5.0 (2)

Boulder & Louisville, Colorado

Monica Ramunda, MA, LPC, is a licensed Colorado Natural Medicine Facilitator and licensed therapist with over 25 years of private practice experience. She brings a rare blend of clinical depth, intuitive presence, trauma-informed care, and soulful guidance to her work with clients seeking healing, transformation, and deeper self-understanding. Monica specializes in supporting clients through the many thresholds of life, including midlife transitions, divorce, relationship changes, parenting, empty nest, grief, aging, identity shifts, and personal reinvention. She also works with clients navigating anxiety, OCD, depression, trauma, intimacy concerns, relationship challenges, and the desire for deeper emotional and spiritual growth. As a facilitator, Monica is gentle, grounded, highly skilled, and deeply experienced. Her work is deeply inspired by ceremony, nature, and the healing traditions she encountered during her years traveling and guiding in South America. Monica is also the co-founder of Wellness and Wisdom Journeys, offering inspirational and soulful women’s retreats.

Karin Calde

5.0 (1)

Portland, Oregon

Karin Calde, PhD – Oregon Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator & Psychologist Resident: By midlife, many of us have spent years trying to understand ourselves, work through old patterns, and feel better. Sometimes we have a lot of insight into why we feel or behave the way we do, yet still find ourselves stuck. Psilocybin can offer another way of accessing what we already know, what we’ve pushed aside, and what may be ready to change. I work with adults in midlife and beyond who want to understand their inner world more clearly and shift the patterns shaping their emotional lives and relationships. Before entering psychedelic facilitation, I spent nearly 20 years as a psychotherapist and relationship coach supporting individuals and couples navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges. My approach is warm, grounded, and collaborative. I draw from my background in psychology, relationship work, Internal Family Systems, mindfulness, and somatic experiencing, while making plenty of room for curiosity and for whatever emerges during the experience. Clients often tell me they appreciate my calm presence, practical perspective, and the occasional moment of humor that reminds us that being human is complicated. Alongside formal training and professional experience, I also bring lived experience to this work. My own life has included divorce, the loss of a sibling, chronic disease, parenting a child through cancer and chemotherapy, rebuilding after a natural disaster, and more. My family also includes people who are Black, transgender, and living with intellectual disabilities, which has given me a close-up view of some of the challenges people with marginalized identities can face, while recognizing that their experiences are their own. Together, these experiences have deepened my respect for human resilience, difference, and the many ways people find their way through the challenges of life. Supervised by Dr. Carol Marcus

MEgan Moseley

Gaston & Portland, Oregon

MEgan Moseley PT Somatic Therapist • Psilocybin Facilitator • Trauma Resiliency Coach • Embodied Leadership Consultant MEgan is the founder of Bodywise and creator of the BE ME Framework, a roadmap for cultivating nervous system resiliency and healing embodied trauma. Her approach synthesizes over 36 years of experience as a physical therapist with extensive training in somatic psychology, including IFS (Internal Family Systems), Hakomi, and RCS (Recreation of Self). She is certified in Nervous System Resiliency Toolkit, Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE®), and Embodiment Coaching, and is a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon. As a psilocybin facilitator, she offers preparation and integration coaching, and supports retreats for the Sheri Eckert Foundation and Odyssey. In her broader somatic practice, she works with individuals, groups, and organizations through 1:1 coaching, online and in-person courses, retreats, and speaking engagements. MEgan's work is rooted in partnership, meeting each person where they are. She empowers her clients to tap their body's innate wisdom, cultivating a felt sense of safety in BEing their authentic selves, and unlocking their natural capacity for healing, connection, leadership, and authentic expression.

Denise Vargas CCHT

I’m a licensed natural medicine facilitator in Boulder and Certified Transpersonal Hypnotherapist. I support clients in safe, personalized one-on-one plant medicine assisted sessions inside a licensed wellness center. I work with people who want more than a “standard experience”—they’re looking for clinical grounding, deep therapeutic skill, and a tailored process that respects their nervous system, their history, and their healing goals. My approach blends seasoned hypnotherapy with altered-states expertise to help you get beyond surface-level coping and move toward real, lasting change. If you’ve tried other wellness approaches but still feel stuck—emotionally, behaviorally, relationally, or somatically—I’m here to help you make sense of what’s coming up and translate it into something usable in everyday life. Clients often reach out because they want support with: - Anxiety, stress, and overwhelm - Trauma-informed healing and deeper processing - Relationship patterns and communication blocks - Self-trust, confidence, and emotional regulation - Identity shifts, purpose, and long-term transformation - Integration: turning insights into consistent daily change Most importantly, they want a facilitator who is qualified, present, and experienced—someone who understands altered states of consciousness and can guide them with precision, care, and structure.

Kate Schroeder

Portland, Oregon

Kate Schroeder is a licensed clinical therapist with over a decade of experience supporting adults healing from trauma, attachment wounds, and complex developmental experiences. She brings a steady, relationally attuned presence to psychedelic work, grounded in rigorous clinical training and deep respect for altered states of consciousness. Kate is licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Missouri and Oregon and as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington. She is also a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon and Colorado, allowing her to provide legal, ethical psychedelic services within regulated frameworks. Her clinical work is rooted in trauma-informed, experiential, and depth-oriented psychotherapy. She is trained in body-centered and Gestalt-based approaches, is IFS Level 1 trained, and specializes in nervous system regulation and integration-focused care. Her practice emphasizes safety, consent, pacing, and containment, particularly for clients with complex trauma histories. Kate's approach prioritizes the full therapeutic arc of preparation, journey support, and integration. She is especially skilled at working with clients who feel cautious or uncertain about psychedelic experiences, helping them translate non-ordinary states into meaningful, lasting psychological and relational change. Beyond direct client care, Kate provides consultation, supervision, and mentorship to clinicians entering the psychedelic field, with a strong emphasis on ethics, scope of practice, and sustainable practice. She is known for combining clinical excellence with warmth, humility, and thoughtful care. Kate works with adults navigating childhood trauma, attachment injuries, identity transitions, and existential or spiritual questions. Her practice bridges modern psychotherapy and psychedelic-assisted care with integrity, compassion, and respect for each client's unique healing process. Grounded systems. Deep work. Human-first care.

Tanner Oliver

Littleton, Colorado

Tanner Oliver is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) specializing in behavioral treatments for anxiety disorders, emotional dysregulation, borderline personality disorder, high-conflict couples, and trauma. He is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and exposure-based approaches — modalities that balance acceptance and change, a dialectic he carries into his work with natural medicine. His interest in natural medicine grew from a straightforward goal: helping clients reduce suffering as quickly and effectively as possible. Just as evidence-based behavioral therapies give people concrete tools for change, he sees regulated psilocybin-assisted therapy as a powerful complement — one that can open rapid insight and emotional processing that ongoing therapy then helps integrate and sustain. Tanner's facilitation style is grounded, present, and attuned to each client. He brings the structure of his clinical training while staying open to the emergent, less predictable qualities of the psilocybin experience. He's especially drawn to clients who want to weave natural medicine into ongoing therapeutic work — where insight becomes lasting change.

Lara Lee Ingram (Luna Skye)

5.0 (2)

Portland, Oregon

Lara (aka Luna) is a licensed psilocybin facilitator on the path to becoming a licensed counselor and therapist in Oregon. Luna believes in a holistic approach to healing at the intersection of psychology and spirituality. She practices primarily through the lens of attachment theory and somatic parts work (IFS), and loves to weave in tarot, astrology, the arts and self-expression — all paths to explore the subconscious and expanded states of consciousness. Luna helps others heal from insecure attachment and codependency by nurturing their relationship with self, others, and all of life. She’s committed to supporting women and other historically marginalized populations (LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, etc.), especially highly sensitive souls (HSPs), empaths, healers, artists, and entrepreneurs on the spiritual path. Luna has 15+ years of education and experience in the art and science of personal transformation. But her greatest gift is her presence, empathy, and devotion in service to love. She welcomes all of your shadows and light on the path to healing and wholeness. As a student of InnerTrek, Luna had the honor of participating in one of the first legal group ceremonies in Oregon — and the nation — since the 1960s. She’s been in full-time practice ever since. She facilitates at three service centers and has supported all of them as a service center representative and host. She also partners with OHSU in ongoing research on the outcomes of Oregon Psilocybin Services. She’s currently a graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Oregon State University.

Andrew Robinson

Westminster, Colorado

Andy Robinson is a board-certified Palliative and Hospice Care physician and a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in Colorado. His current passion is working with people using natural medicine, providing psilocybin-assisted therapy and medical assessments through the state of Colorado’s regulatory framework. He supports people living with serious illness including terminal conditions as well as chronic pain and also supports people struggling with grief and loss. He has witnessed the challenges that many people living with serious illness can face including physical issues like pain, nausea, and fatigue as well as the psychological, emotional and spiritual tolls including grief, fear, anxiety, depression, loss of purpose, and disconnection from others. He also understands the effects that these conditions can have on loved ones and caregivers who struggle knowing how to support their loved ones and how to grieve themselves. He has seen the benefits natural medicine can bring to people who are struggling. He approaches this work with an open mind and heart, a listening ear, and a caring spirit. He believes in meeting people where they are, without judgment, understanding that everyone’s struggles are deeply personal.

Jason Bluecloud

Jason is a licensed psilocybin facilitator based in his hometown of Portland, Oregon. He believes deeply in the healing and transformational potential of plant medicine and approaches facilitation with warmth, sincerity, and grounded presence. Personal work with psilocybin has had a profound impact on Jason’s life, helping him navigate difficult transitions while offering deeper insight into connection, healing, and the beauty of our shared humanity. His passion for supporting others led him to volunteer with a psychedelic peer support line and continues through his involvement in men’s support groups focused on authenticity, accountability, personal growth, and emotional stewardship. An award-winning short filmmaker, Jason has a lifelong passion for storytelling, creativity, and self-expression in all forms. He sees each person’s life journey as uniquely meaningful, and believes that the experiences uncovered through psilocybin work often reflect the ways we relate to ourselves, others, and the world around us. Growing up biracial while often being perceived as white has given Jason a unique and personal perspective on identity, belonging, and what it means to move through a world that may not always see you as you see yourself. He continues to pursue education in culturally responsive care, intersectionality, racial trauma, liberation psychology, and identity development. Themes such as identity confusion, racial invalidation, family and cultural disconnection, and the search for belonging are areas he approaches with both lived experience and deep compassion. As a certified psychedelic integration coach, Jason also offers one-on-one integration sessions following journeys for clients seeking continued support and deeper reflection.

Michaela Vogt

5.0 (8)

Littleton, Colorado

I am a licensed psychotherapist and addictions counselor with advanced training in EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing, and trauma-informed care. My background in clinical practice informs every aspect of my work as a natural medicine facilitator, where safety, attunement, and skilled guidance are at the heart of the experience. I am the co-founder for two licensed healing centers in Colorado and have been avidly involved in the development of Colorado's regulated natural medicine program. My facilitation style blends clinical expertise with ceremonial sanctity, honoring the sacredness of the medicine while grounding the process in evidence-based therapeutic approaches. A unique aspect of my practice is the use of olfactory pairing, which harnesses the brain's heightened neuroplasticity during psilocybin sessions. By pairing specific scents with moments of healing, clients create sensory anchors they can later return to as part of integration—deepening and extending the impact of their journey. My private practice, SisuWell, takes its name from the Finnish word Sisu, describing an embodied form of resilience, courage, and perseverance. This spirit of sisu reflects the outcomes I strive to support in clients: not only the illumination of insight, but the cultivation of enduring strength and trust in their own healing capacity and self-transformation. Bringing together neuroscience, trauma-informed psychotherapy, and reverence for the sacred, I hold space with compassion, presence, and deep respect for the mystery and medicine of transformation.

Heather Hart

Heather Hart is a Colorado Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator and founder of Wild Hart Medicine, with more than a decade of professional psychedelic facilitation experience. She offers psilocybin preparation, facilitation, and integration throughout the Pikes Peak region, including Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs. Her approach is grounded in the understanding that meaningful psychedelic work is not created by directing an experience, but by cultivating the conditions in which a person can safely encounter their own inner process. She works with a quiet, non-directive style centered in presence, attunement, informed consent, and respect for each person's autonomy. Heather brings years of experience in contemplative and embodied practice to her work, drawing from yoga, sound, somatic awareness, ritual, and nature-based practice while remaining attentive to the individual needs, beliefs, and intentions of each client. Preparation is approached as an essential part of the work, helping clients develop relationship with intention, uncertainty, and the internal resources they may draw upon during their experience. Her work extends beyond the medicine session itself. Integration focuses on how insight becomes lived participation: in relationship, choice, boundaries, creativity, and everyday life. Heather works primarily one-to-one and welcomes clients seeking a thoughtful, relational, and deeply individualized approach to psilocybin facilitation. www.wildhartmedicine.com

Michelle Harrell

Gaston & Portland, Oregon

About Me State-licensed psilocybin facilitator & retreat host helping high achievers slow down, heal deeply, and reconnect with purpose. I am committed to helping others connect with their own self-healing capabilities, creating deeper connection to self and source. Prior to training as a Psilocybin Facilitator, I enjoyed a successful, international corporate career working primarily in Human Resources and Information Technology, supporting global change programs. I soon realized how difficult change is for most people and enjoyed supporting others through their own life transitions, big and small. My own experiences with psilocybin created a paradigm shift in how I saw myself, how I saw the world and how I related with others, resulting in positive changes to my life overall. I felt called to pivot and make one of the biggest changes in my career, becoming a licensed psilocybin facilitator and retreat operator through Tree of Life Facilitation Services and Purple City Retreats. I am excited and humbled to serve others as they embark on their own healing journeys toward improved mental health, wellness, and relationships. My Approach My facilitation style is client-centered and client-led. I believe that the answers we often seek in life are already within us. I believe strongly in the power of prayer, stillness, and meeting yourself where you are with kindness, grace, and patience. Our mental health is a journey, not a destination. My hope for each client I work with is that they are able to find the tools they need to manage their own mental health long after the medicine has worn off and our work together is complete. My role is to make sure each client I work with feels safe, held, & comfortable enough that they can go deep within themselves in order to do this very vulnerable and important work. Who I Work With I primarily support adults navigating life transitions, individuals recovering from depression, anxiety, or burnout, and those seeking spirit...

Matthew Wissler

Hood River & Portland, Oregon

I am a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Northwest Oregon and a lead instructor with the Changa Institute’s facilitator training program. My diverse professional background includes mentorship of at-risk young adults, youth crisis intervention, education, and endangered species recovery. I am also certified as an end of life doula, and am active in many creative endeavors such as music, pottery, and stained glass. With experience supporting more than 150 clients, several groups, as well as leading several practicums for future facilitators, I believe every person’s journey is unique. Rather than following a rigid formula, I take the time to understand your hopes, concerns, intentions, and needs, and walk with you through a process that is designed to fit you. Preparation Over the course of multiple meetings we will work together to create a supportive framework and container for your experience. We will explore and clarify your intentions, answer questions, build trust, and develop practical skills to help you navigate and gain the most out of your experience. I also provide resources and activities that you can engage with throughout this process to further develop your skills and cultivate a mindset that will be as conducive to a productive session as possible. Session Day I ensure that the container for your experience is aligned with your intentions and preparation. I provide a calm, grounded, and reassuring presence that allows you to remain deeply connected to your own experience. I don’t seek to direct or control the journey; instead, I support you in navigating it safely and authentically. Your safety, comfort, and wellbeing are always my highest priorities. Integration integration is as individual as the experience itself. We will work together in our first integration session to develop a plan for integration that will help you gain lasting benefits from your experience. I often provide ongoing integration support at no extra cost.

Patrick McWink

Boulder & Golden, Colorado

Patrick McWink is guided by a deep reverence for the intelligence of the human body and the wisdom of the natural world. He approaches his work with presence, curiosity, and compassion, trusting that healing unfolds when we feel safe enough to meet ourselves fully. His lifelong fascination with ancient embodiment wisdom and the timeless patterns woven throughout humanity's spiritual and contemplative traditions continues to shape the way he understands healing, meaning, and transformation. Certified through the SoundMind Institute, Patrick's education spans Psilocybin, MDMA, Mescaline, Ketamine, and LSD, complemented by immersive training with Indigenous teachers in Peru and Costa Rica. These experiences have shaped a facilitation style grounded in humility, respect, and a deep reverence for both the medicines and the traditions from which they emerge. As co-founders of Alringo and the Psychedelic Stroke Institute, Patrick and his husband help others cultivate a meaningful relationship with their inner guidance through education, meditation, and integration practices. Clients describe him as warm, intuitive, and grounded, with a gift for balancing playfulness and depth in transformative spaces. Drawing on a background in event production, yoga instruction, fitness coaching, and community building, Patrick creates environments where people feel connected, supported, and empowered to grow. Rooted in service and inspired by grace, his work invites others to embody intention, integrity, and wonder while discovering that the wisdom they seek has been within them all along.

Dr. Alisa Hannum

5.0 (1)

Lone Tree, Colorado

I’m Dr. Alisa Hannum, a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience supporting individuals and groups in their healing journeys. My work is grounded in compassion, connection, and a deep respect for the resilience of the human psyche. My approach to mushroom-assisted therapy is rooted in reverence—for the natural medicines themselves, for the indigenous stewards who have carried these healing traditions for generations, and for the profound psychological and spiritual potential this work can unlock. I believe in holding this work within a ceremonial container that honors preparation, courage, and integration. It is a process that requires time, intention, and care. I work primarily with individuals who are seeking deep, meaningful change—especially those carrying trauma. My goal is to provide a safe, respectful, and skillfully held space where true transformation can unfold.

Mike Averill

5.0 (1)

Portland, Oregon

Mike was born in Colorado, lived in California for 15 years, and now resides in Portland Oregon with his wife and daughter. Mike did his clinical training at the University of Southern California, and has long had an interest in meditative practices. Mike is trained to teach Dr. Neff and Dr. Germer's Mindful Self-Compassion program. Mike enjoys adventuring outside, hanging with animals, and is very passionate about spicy food.

Wendy Barrios

Boulder, Colorado

I have built my entire practice around one conviction - that love is not something we lose. It is something we forget how to tend. And tending it is the most important work a human being can do. The inner cultivation of loving oneself is a lifelong journey. As we grow older, the arc of being human in this world brings its own challenges and yet more resources for healing than any generation before us has had access to. Tending love for self is rooted in dignity, curiosity, and the radical act of befriending yourself. We so easily become our own harshest critic. This work is heart-led, compassionate, and fiercely committed to bringing that tenderness forward, into our relationships, our communities, and the world. I hold a Natural Medicine Facilitator in Training License, and have a decade of experience of working within the healing arts and sacred plant medicines. My studies stem from Naropa University in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Psychology, Denver Family Institute and from indigenous elders of the South with a lens through Maya and Shipibo Cosmology. My work reflects bridging modern psychology and ancestral wisdom. I believe preparation and integration are key players into medicine work that can lead to self-discovery in the season of life you are in. As a first generation Latina, I know what it's like to surf in the in-between of belonging. I enjoy supporting first and second generation immigrants, Spanish speaking, and those returning to their cultural roots. I have a special interest in working with women, couples, family dynamics and BIPOC. I hold a lens with a holistic and systemic frame that is trauma informed. This work is dear to my heart and my intention is create a space where you feel safe and empowered. Happy to answer any questions, please reach out. I look forward to meeting you.

Gina Gratza

5.0 (4)

Gaston & Portland, Oregon

Gina (she/her) has been tending the ground of healing care for over a decade as a psychotherapist and grief tender. She holds a master’s degree in counseling for marriage and family therapy and has spent over a decade supporting individuals, couples, and families through the complexities of trauma, fractured relationships, and personal transformation. Gina specializes in psychedelic-assisted facilitation, deeply influenced by her work with individuals navigating trauma and eating disorders. Her experience has deepened through training with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies with MDMA for PTSD and the Polaris Insight Center for Ketamine. She has also served as Program Coordinator and Lead Educator at InnerTrek, Oregon’s first school for psilocybin facilitation, nurturing future facilitators and expanding the scope of holistic healing practices. Gina is also engaged in psychedelic research with the Social Neuroscience and Psychotherapy Lab as a research study therapist. Gina is a seeker, a playful dancer, an embodied woman, and a poet. She continuously moves toward her authentic Self and loves engaging others interested in this dance. Gina believes in the healing power of relationships, both with self and the world around us. As a white woman, she is committed to ongoing education on decolonization practices while understanding it will be a lifelong journey. She is engaged in continuing education to stay current on studies in the field of psychedelics, trauma, eating disorders and DEI work.

Char McKendrick

5.0 (2)

Portland, Oregon

I’m a licensed psilocybin facilitator and space-holder deeply rooted in trauma-informed healing, practicing in both Portland and Eugene, Oregon. My journey with psychedelics began as part of my own work with CPTSD (complex traumas) — a path that has offered not only profound insight but real, lasting change and healing when other approaches fell short. This lived experience continues to inform the grounded, compassionate care I now offer to others, helping those who wish to untangle themselves from their past and find relief in the present. My story has been shaped by experiences of trauma, abuse, and parentification, as well as the unlearning of a high-control religious environment and a deeper understanding of my own neurodivergence. Through this process of reparenting and restoring inner sovereignty, I’ve become deeply passionate about helping others reconnect with the parts of themselves that had to go quiet to survive. I’ve spent years immersed in the world of plant and psychedelic medicines in both personal and community contexts. I continue to stay current on psychedelic research and evolving best practices, blending formal training in Oregon’s licensed psilocybin services model with a meaningful history of underground experience. My personal philosophy blends psychology, medicine, spirituality, and a touch of absurdism. I don’t see these as competing frameworks, but as different languages pointing toward the same underlying mystery — the parts of being human that resist simple explanation yet influence how we move through the world. My approach is very much "take what resonates, leave what doesn’t." There’s no single lens clients are expected to adopt; instead, we work with what feels meaningful and aligned for each individual. I’m fluent in symbolism, archetypes, intuition, and pattern-making, while also staying grounded in science, research, and data — moving between these perspectives as supportively as the moment calls for.

Lynn Puana, MD

Denver, Colorado

Dr. Lynn Welch Puana earned her medical degree from Creighton University School of Medicine and completed her Internal Medicine residency at Baylor Scott & White Hospital in Temple, Texas. After more than 20 years in medicine, she repeatedly saw patients continue to struggle despite doing everything they were told to do. That experience led her to explore neuroscience, brain health, precision medicine, and psychedelic-assisted therapies as new pathways to healing. As the founder of Premier Cognitive, she is passionate about helping people move beyond symptom management and uncover the root causes of their challenges. She created Premier Cognitive to provide personalized, evidence-based care that combines innovative treatments with compassionate medical guidance.

Erin Witter

5.0 (3)

Arvada & Boulder, Colorado

Erin Witter is a Psycho-Spiritual Integration and Transformational Recovery coach. His focus is helping people to kindly look inward. Erin encourages clients to ask big questions, and to not be afraid to reach out for help. He is passionate about making a peaceful space for people to share their life’s challenges, frustrations and worries. He believes that this is how we engage in the conversations that become vehicles for life transformation. Erin has been on an inward journey since he was very young. Throughout his life he has learned about himself and the world through travel, meditation, connecting with nature, writing, and his own transformational work. As a young adult Erin struggled to engage with others, and he learned to ignore and hide his emotions. Eventually it became easier to hide from himself and the world as an alcoholic. After reaching a breaking point, Erin achieved sobriety at age 47, but he ultimately found that there was still something missing. In 2021 he embarked on a spiritual journey that changed his life, a journey which continues to this day. As a result of these experiences, Erin gave up his corporate career and followed his heart’s true calling, which is to help others who struggle. Erin is trained in the foundations of psychedelic therapy, and as a transformational recovery coach. Erin’s clients tell him that he has helped them find a simpler, more fundamental and fulfilling approach to life and relationships. For many people, this includes finding experiential causes for depression, anxiety or addiction, and discovering ways to heal those wounds. For others, it’s a matter of simplifying and de-cluttering their lives so that there are fewer things distracting them from who they really are. When he’s not working, Erin cooks, runs, cycles, hikes, reads and writes. Inspirational quotes: “Home is not where you were born; home is where all your attempts to escape cease.” -Naguib Mahfouz “All relationships are mirrors.” -Jiddu Krishnamurti

Terry Turner

Lakewood, Colorado

I am an ordained New Thought minister and a certified psycho-spiritual integration coach as well as being a licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator in Colorado. I specialize in working with spiritual seekers of all types as well as LGBTQ+ folks. As someone who has been on the spiritual path for over 50 years, I am intimately acquainted with the cartography of the human soul and how to navigate all its nooks and crannies in both ordinary and non-ordinary states of consciousness. Who we really are is so much vaster and more glorious than we ever dared to imagine. But we have to do the work of integration to remain open to what is revealed to us. As far as cost, I am willing to work with you to make it affordable but know that anything worthwhile never comes cheap or easy. Request to book here and we can have a free consultation without obligation.

Matthew Hicks

Portland, Oregon

I grew up in Kansas City, Missouri, but have called Portland, Oregon home since 2012. I was raised with seven siblings in a Christian home and left that religion at the age of 25. I was a competitive athlete in high school and college (track and American football) and I now enjoy soccer, obstacle races, Aikido, and hiking. I served in the Army National Guard including a deployment to the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo. I am the father of two teenagers. I have been through a divorce and have remarried. I am a long time meditator and practitioner of Buddhism. I have a bachelor of liberal arts degree with minors in history, philosophy, and political science. I went on to earn a master’s in clinical research and a doctorate in naturopathic medicine. I completed the California Institute of Integral Studies’ certificate in psychedelic-assisted therapy and research and have developed and taught in several training programs and graduate courses. I am currently the chair of the Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board and conduct psychedelic research at the National University of Natural Medicine.

Sage Dutra

Portland, Oregon

Description I have facilitated over 40 sessions with clients from all walks of life and I am passionate about supporting individuals in their mental and emotional health journeys using psilocybin mushrooms. I’ve navigated my own struggles with depression and loss, and discovered the significant therapeutic benefits of psilocybin in my personal life. Psilocybin mushrooms have been an important tool in my path to recovery, fostering deep self-awareness, healing, and personal growth. As a licensed psilocybin facilitator, I find so much joy and purpose in guiding and supporting others through their journey with this powerful psychedelic. I'm trained to ensure a safe, supportive, and empathetic environment for you to explore the healing possibilities of psilocybin, particularly in managing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and emotional distress. It would be an honor to support you in unlocking new pathways to wellness and self-discovery. Let's embark on this profound journey together!

Henry Winslow

I'm Henry Winslow, Founder of Tricycle Day, President of Althea, and a licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator in Colorado. My path to this work runs through nearly two decades of yoga and meditation practice, so that foundation naturally shapes how I facilitate. I draw heavily on breath-and-movement-based practices to help clients connect with the flow of subtle energy (prana) and stored emotion held in the body. At the onset of a psilocybin experience, I like to guide clients through light breathwork (pranayama), accessible postures (asana), and cleansing movement patterns (kriya). I've found that these practices create a smooth on-ramp into the medicine. With yoga, you can go extremely deep without feeling overwhelmed. Toward the end of a session, I typically invite clients to return to their practice, this time for a different purpose. Stretching and contracting your muscles helps you settle back into your physical body, as the experience begins to integrate. And it feels great! I bring similar practices into preparation sessions beforehand and integration work afterward, because I consider yoga to be an almost perfect complement to the psychedelic experience. Yoga is a system that can serve you for a lifetime if you practice consistently. (Before I ever facilitated a psilocybin session, I was a full-time, international yoga teacher, who led workshops, teacher trainings, and retreats abroad. I also competed in yoga asana for years and eventually won the International Yoga Sport Federation's world championship in Beijing in 2018.) If you're curious whether a yoga-inspired approach might deepen your own work with psilocybin, I'd love to connect.

Anna Desmarais, BSN, RN, HWNC-BC

5.0 (5)

Boulder, Evergreen, Golden & Lakewood, Colorado

Anna blends modern science and ancient wisdom to support clients in deep healing and transformation. Her relationship with psychedelic medicines spans more than three decades, and this experience with non-ordinary states of consciousness has deeply informed her path as a licensed facilitator. She has also trained and facilitated in Mexico, where her work with traditional healing ceremonies continues to shape her reverent approach. As a Registered Nurse and board-certified Integrative Nurse Coach, Anna brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, ethically-informed care, and compassionate presence to every session. The daughter of an immigrant and of mixed heritage, she has lived on three continents and speaks multiple languages, cultivating empathy, cultural sensitivity, and an appreciation for good food everywhere. Anna creates a welcoming, heart-centered space where clients can reconnect to their authentic selves, allowing the intelligence of natural medicine to tap into their innate wisdom and healing capacity. Known for her warmth, attentiveness, and lighthearted humor, Anna believes healing can hold both laughter and tears. Her clients describe her as "deeply attuned," with an approachable, calming presence. Whether holding space for an individual or facilitating within a group, Anna emphasizes trust, safety, and connection as the foundation for transformation.

Dr. Ryan Phillips, ND, MPH, BCB-L, NMIT

5.0 (2)

Arvada, Colorado

Dr. Ryan earned his doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in 2020 and his Master of Public Health in 2021. In addition to 4 years of training in primary care, herbal/botanical medicine, physical medicine, nutrition, and behavioral medicine, he also completed extra rotations and coursework in biofeedback therapy and pediatrics. He earned his BCIA board certification as a biofeedback practitioner in 2021 and is certified in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy with the Integrative Psychiatry Institute and a licensed Colorado facilitator. Dr. Ryan primarily focuses on integrative mental health working with patients experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, neurological dysfunction, ADD/ADHD, and other mental health challenges. He enjoys working with pediatric, adolescent, and adult populations. His integrative 'mind-body' approach is especially helpful for those who have not responded well to conventional care. His approach is also effective for physical conditions such IBS, functional digestive disorders, insomnia, chronic pain disorders, etc. Dr. Ryan earned a B.A. in Global Studies in 2003 which led to over a decade of work in remote corners of the Indian Himalayas. He is fluent in Nepali and loves South Asian culture. During his time abroad, he organized underdeveloped communities to establish schools, health centers, and a regional ambulance service. He helped to train village women as health workers and mobilized communities to prevent disease through hygiene, sanitation, and lifestyle. Ryan now lives in the foothills of the Rockies with his wife and four children with whom he enjoys an active lifestyle. He also enjoys international travel and has trekked extensively throughout Nepal, India, Tibet, Bhutan, and the Andes. He is most proud of the adventures he has shared with his children which include cycling over the Himalayas, biking across Tibet, and hiking to Everest Base Camp.

Tami Clark

5.0 (1)

Breckenridge & Lakewood, Colorado

Dr Clark is a state-certified psilocybin facilitator and licensed healing center owner of TLC Acupuncture & Natural Medicine in Breckenridge, CO., providing structured preparation, supervised administration sessions, and integration support helping clients gently incorporate insights into their daily life. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed practice, nervous system regulation, and client-centered care, with additional training in grief and end-of-life support. She works collaboratively with clients to clarify intentions, cultivate trust, and create an environment where emotional processing, reflection, and personal meaning can naturally emerge. In addition to facilitation, she incorporates complementary modalities such as intuitive acupuncture and bioresonance therapy to support physiological regulation and emotional processing during preparation and integration. She provides a safe, ethical, and supportive framework for clients navigating personal exploration, major life transitions, or experiences of loss.

Erin Draper

5.0 (3)

Gaston & Portland, Oregon

Erin Baldwin Draper, MSW, is a trauma-informed social worker, musician, mystic, mom, and state-licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon. As a licensee for over 2 years, Erin has supported 150+ legal clients in the regulated framework and was awarded the Althea 2025 Psilocybin Outcomes Award, based on outstanding client reported outcomes. Erin comes to this work with a deep reverence for nature and the sacred wisdom of plants, a natural curiosity for the mystical, and a safety-first scientific mind. With a background in counseling, group facilitation, research, and trauma-informed care, she brings practical therapeutic tools into her work while also holding space for the ineffable. Erin began her career as a child and family therapist and medical social worker. After a traumatic birth experience with her first child, Erin found that the traditional healthcare system failed to adequately address her trauma and she turned to psychedelics. Her first psychedelic experience helped Erin reconnect back to herself after motherhood and catalyzed a passion for supporting others through plant medicine. Erin considers herself a PsycheDoula in this field, supporting the rebirth of the mind, body, and spirit. She loves supporting folks new to psychedelics, especially those going through big life transitions.

Clayton Ickes

Boulder & Fort Collins, Colorado

Tired of feeling like your life is haunted by the past? Old stories seem to constantly play in the background like the mind’s greatest hits… “I’m not good enough… I’m unlovable… I’m a failure…It’s all my fault… I’m broken…” Sometimes the thoughts are so loud you can’t hear anything else. They spark a blazing fire of emotion that seems more intense than what the present situation calls for. Deep inside you know there’s a better way to be, but you get backed into a corner. Overwhelmed. Suddenly that pattern is playing out yet again and you’re acting out of alignment with who you really are. You're not broken. Your pieces just need a little rearranging, and I can help with that. I have a Bachelors in Psychology, a Masters in Social Work, and two State licenses. I was the first person in the country to obtain the Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator license (NMCF) in addition to being a Licensed Social Worker (LSW). I have worked in many different settings including: a mental health crisis center, a community mental health day center, a wilderness therapy program, a substance use treatment program, a psilocybin retreat center, and an in-home psilocybin service. Now I’m in private practice.

Avi Zadaka

Boulder & Littleton, Colorado

Description Avi Zadaka is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator (NMCF) based in Boulder, Colorado. With a foundation in trauma-informed care, somatic psychotherapy, and spiritual weaving, Avi supports individuals in navigating healing through natural medicine and depth-oriented therapy. Avi works with individuals who identify as highly sensitive, emotionally attuned, or tender by nature—those who feel deeply and often carry more than they can name. He offers a grounded, relational presence to clients navigating anxiety, depression, or the fog of emotional overwhelm, creating space to move slowly, feel fully, and be witnessed with heart. Whether you're crossing a threshold, grieving a loss, becoming a parent, or sensing that something in your life is ready to shift, Avi holds space with attunement and care. Avi earned his Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work from Hunter College in New York in 2017, and has been in Private Practice at Zadaka Psychotherapy since 2020. After living and practicing in New York, Colorado, Minnesota, and Jerusalem, Avi returned to Boulder, Colorado, bringing with him a breadth of clinical experience shaped by diverse communities, cultures, and healing traditions. Avi attended Naropa's Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Certificate program. Trained in EMDR, CBT, Narrative Therapy, and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy, Avi brings a heart-centered, body-aware approach to preparation, journeywork, and integration. His practice honors the wisdom of the psyche, the intelligence of the body, and the sacredness of altered states. As the fifth of seven siblings, Avi carries a finely attuned sensitivity to emotional nuance, group dynamics, and the unspoken needs that shape our inner worlds. He brings a steady, grounded brother energy into the healing space—devoted, playful, and deeply present. Rooted in Kabbalistic traditions of healing, his work honors the unseen, the emergent, and the soul's quiet longing for...

Jewel Lauer

5.0 (1)

Boulder & Denver, Colorado

I am a Licensed Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Facilitator in Colorado. Ordained Interfaith Minister with a focus on Buddhist Mindfulness and Meditation, Certified Life and Spiritual Coach. For more than four decades, I have explored the intersection of psychological, emotional, and spiritual healing. My background includes graduate study in Transpersonal Psychology, along with extensive experience as an energy and shamanic healing practitioner, hospice and bereavement care volunteer, ordained Interfaith minister, Buddhist mindfulness practitioner, and life and spiritual coach. These experiences have shaped a holistic approach that honors the whole person—mind, body, heart, and spirit. I consider it a privilege to accompany people as they navigate life's challenges, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and discover new possibilities for healing, purpose, and wholeness.

Nicole Ehrbar

5.0 (3)

Portland, Oregon

Nicole Ehrbar (she/her) is an Oregon-based facilitator dedicated to helping clients discover insights and make meaningful changes in their lives. Nicole brings a unique blend of experience and compassion to her practice as a result of her previous work in family law, child protective services, and domestic infant and foster care adoption. While working with a wide variety of clients, Nicole specializes in supporting individuals healing from the impact of physical and emotional childhood abuse and neglect. She is passionate about sitting with clients in their grief, joy, discomfort, vulnerability, and revelation as they move through their journey. Nicole's psilocybin facilitation is rooted in mindfulness and trauma-informed care, focusing on helping clients transform and thrive. With a warm and supportive presence, she assists clients throughout the process, from preparation to integration, to help them achieve lasting change.

Ann MacKenzie

Bend, Oregon

Ann MacKenzie is a licensed psilocybin facilitator and psychotherapist with over 15 years of experience in the field of mental health. Her work is rooted in the understanding that real change happens when people feel safe enough to be honest with themselves—and supported enough to move through what emerges. In addition to her clinical background, Ann has spent years exploring the intersection of mind, body, and expanded states through psychedelics, meditation, breathwork, and other integrative practices. She also brings a depth of personal experience to her work, informed by immersive study in South and Central America within traditional plant medicine contexts. Ann's presence is deeply attuned and attentive at every stage of the process—from preparation through integration.

Michele Koh

4.9 (11)

Portland, Oregon

Hello! I'm Michele. I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, an Oregon Qualified Mental Health Professional, an author, cognitive behavioral hypnotherapist, and Fluence-trained, licensed psilocybin facilitator with a Master of Science in psychology. I'm also a certified breathwork coach, end-of-life doula, and reiki practitioner. Born in Singapore, I lived in Perth (Australia), Sulawesi (Indonesia), London, Boston, and Hong Kong, before relocating to Portland, Oregon in 2021. I specialize in life transitions, conscious aging, infertility and childlessness, parenthood clarity, creativity, codependency, addiction, third culture identity issues, and intergenerational, cultural, and religious trauma. Before working in mental health, I was a journalist for media outlets like Al Jazeera, Dwell, AFAR, CNN, Psychologies, Harper’s Bazaar and The Wall Street Journal. My approach is person-centered, existential, spiritual, holistic, and culturally responsive.

James Hoeffler

5.0 (5)

Fort Collins, Colorado

At Into the Infinite LLC, I offer compassionate, grounded, and evidence-informed psilocybin therapy facilitation for individuals seeking healing, personal insight, and deeper connection. My role is to create a safe, supportive environment where you can explore your inner landscape with intention and trust. My approach combines trauma-sensitive support, evidence-based preparation and integration, and a calm, grounded presence throughout your journey. Why work with me ? I'm a licensed psilocybin therapy facilitator based in Fort Collins, CO. My work is rooted in compassion, safety, and a deep respect for the healing potential of expanded states of consciousness. I walk beside you--NOT Ahead of You--as you navigate your own inner healing. I have a PhD in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology from Iowa State University. I am a licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator in Fort Collins, CO. My background includes years of directing and publishing scientific research in both academic and corporate environments. I spent the last 25 years with my family living and enjoying life in Alaska as an airplane and helicopter pilot and mechanic. I owned an aircraft and helicopter maintenance business in Anchorage AK, and a fishing charter business in Seward, AK. Since first being certified as a Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon in 2023, I have focused my efforts on guiding journeys for people suffering from end of life anxiety due to terminal cancer diagnoses. I started the 501(c)(3) Public Non-Profit, The Infinite Circle of Healing in late 2025. Visit: https://infinitecircleofhealing.com for more information.

Lora Benson

Lora Benson is a certified Natural Medicine Facilitator and Handler with the State of Colorado who approaches her healing work from a deeply "sacred, spiritual place." As a dedicated, committed social worker and current MSW candidate at the University of Denver, the core ethics of social work heavily inform and elevate her guiding practice. Lora seamlessly weaves professional, trauma-informed clinical care with a profound respect for "client self-determination," ensuring every journey honors the client's own inner authority. Before answering the call of the Rockies, Lora spent over 40 years in upstate New York and raised four children—three of whom are now adults. An educator at heart, she spent a decade teaching English to multilingual learners in the greater Denver area before fully aligning her social work path with her spiritual calling. "The mountains of Colorado called, and now I am here, living out my current dream of guiding clients, spiritual seekers, and self-healers through their sacred medicine journeys," Lora shares. "I am here creating a safe, comfortable space for clients to journey, connect with the cosmos, and explore their inner selves." With a warm, grounded touch of heartland hospitality and a sprinkle of stardust, Lora bridges sacred social work values with the divine to help you heal.

Catie Tobin

Breckenridge & Lakewood, Colorado

Catie is an integrative therapist and psilocybin-assisted therapy facilitator trained at Naropa University. She draws on a trauma-informed, person-centered approach to support clients in exploring expanded states of consciousness for healing, insight, and growth. Her work is grounded in clinical expertise, deep self-awareness, and a genuine passion for helping others move toward greater freedom and authenticity. In previous lives, Catie worked in global public health, outdoor adventure, and experiential mental health. Outside of work, she loves to be in nature, travel, read memoirs, and go dancing. Based in Summit County, Colorado, Catie offers psilocybin services through Go Within Collective in Lakewood and TLC in Breckenridge. Learn more about her work at CatieTobin.com.

Sujatha Reddy

Lakewood, Colorado

Sujatha Reddy is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado (LPC.0012340) and Ohio (LPC E.0600087), and a Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator in CO (NMIT.0000051). She is Board Certified in Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine, (BC-TAM). She is also a certified Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapist, Certified Holosomatic Breathwork Practitioner, a Certified Trauma Informed Therapist, and a Yoga Therapist. She holds a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) from India and Masters in community counseling from University of Dayton OH. Additionally, she is a certified Health and Wellness Coach and EFT Emotional Freedom practitioner, Certified Kundalini Yoga & Meditation teacher. She has developed an integrated model towards holistic health and healing along with Psilocybin treatment protocol for Mental, physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. She works with clients suffering from PTSD, Treatment resistant Depression, Anxiety, Eating disorders, OCD, Burn out, and Addictions. She specializes in Integrating eastern modalities with Ayurveda, Trauma informed Breath work with psychedelic assisted psychotherapy to enhance deeper experience and healing. She works with individuals, couples and groups using an integrated model for whole person transformation. Sujatha comes from a diverse background and is rooted in traditional medicine from India. Being a minority woman she has a deep understanding of individuals from different cultures and orientation. Contact: Sujatha@sangamhealingcenter.com

Benjamin Dancer

5.0 (3)

Lakewood & Lone Tree, Colorado

Thanks for taking time to learn a little about me as you prepare for your journey! What I want you to know is that the state of Colorado recognizes me as a legacy healer. What this means is that I helped to pioneer the psychedelic model we are using today, and I was one of the first practitioners in the state to be licensed to facilitate psilocybin journeys. I'm the Program Director at Sangam Healing Center, where we've created something unique: a powerful container with roots in Ayurvedic practices that have supported transformation and wellbeing for thousands of years. I'm also a coach. One reason people come to me is that I teach them how to use Internal Family Systems (IFS) to resolve the external and internal conflicts blocking their way. I help with creativity. I help executives step into their leadership. I also offer a powerful set of somatic tools that teach people how to harness their biology in order to achieve their goals. Another way to say all this is that I help people live fully connected to themselves. I also want you to know that I've been with my true love since 1995, and I fall more in love with Angie every day. This romance is the inspiration behind my passion for working with couples, helping people become the lovers and parents they want to be. I believe men need intimacy with other men. That the world is safer when older men initiate younger men—empowering them to see their value, their goodness. So I volunteer in the Denver community helping men connect with other men to build healthy, meaningful relationships. All of this work is in service of my mission: to co-create a culture in which people are more connected to themselves, each other and the natural world.

Sarah Mark

Denver, Colorado

I’m a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator and Marriage and Family Therapist (licensed in Colorado and California) with 15+ years of experience supporting people through deep healing and personal growth. My work blends clinical training with relational, trauma-informed facilitation. I use somatic principles, EMDR, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) in therapy, and often bring these into preparation and integration as well. I also use mindfulness, grounding practices, and breathwork to help clients feel safe and present before entering a journey. I believe healing happens through relationship - with ourselves, others, community, and nature. I support people in reconnecting with parts of themselves that have been silenced, shamed, or forgotten. I specialize in: Trauma and intergenerational burdens Plant medicine preparation and integration Recovery from substance dependence LGBTQIA2S+ affirming care Grief, anxiety, relationships, and life transitions My goal is to create a safe, steady container where people can safely explore their experience and integrate what emerges.

Melissa Grossman

Lone Tree, Colorado

I lean into the power of psychedelic-assisted facilitation and my clients' own inner healing intelligence to help them identify and dissolve long-held limiting beliefs and discover powerful insights. I am the Founder of Cross the Road Coaching and Consulting, a professional and personal coaching firm focused on helping people experience their best lives. As well as being a certified coach, I am a licensed psilocybin-assisted facilitator and handler in both Colorado and Oregon. I have an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Duke University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. If you are interested in learning more, please contact me or visit my website (https://crosstheroadcoaching.com).

Melinda Halpern

5.0 (1)

Bend, Oregon

I believe that everyone wants relief from suffering but doesn’t always know the path to get there. Our work is a partnership, not one-directional. I tend to have a direct style that often uses humor and realness to normalize the pain of being human. In addition to individual psilocybin facilitation, I am also offering group sessions of 4-6 people with a fellow facilitator and therapist in Bend, OR. I offer professionally facilitated psilocybin journeys in Bend, Oregon, including individual experiences for adults and women. Each offering is grounded in preparation, emotional safety, and thoughtful integration — because meaningful psychedelic work begins well before the medicine day and continues long after it ends. My approach combines licensed psilocybin facilitation with over 25 years of clinical experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in attachment, trauma, and OCD treatment. Since becoming a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon in 2023, I have supported clients seeking compassionate, ethically grounded, and deeply informed psychedelic care.

Amy Charlesworth

5.0 (9)

Portland, Oregon

Amy Charlesworth is a Licensed Oregon Psilocybin Facilitator and 16-year military veteran dedicated to guiding individuals through safe, intentional psychedelic journeys. With a deep passion for healing, Amy specializes in preparation and integration support, creating compassionate and structured spaces where clients can explore transformation, release old patterns, and reconnect with their true selves. Her background in service, combined with her training in trauma-informed care, allows her to work with a diverse range of clients including veterans, first responders, and those seeking personal renewal. Amy leads with right relationship and ethical practices, honoring the sacredness of psilocybin through responsible medicine sourcing and deep respect for indigenous traditions and cultures. She continues to train with tribes and teachers around the world, carrying forward wisdom that emphasizes reciprocity, integrity, and respect for the lineages that have preserved these medicines. Gratitude is at the heart of her practice, inviting clients to honor their journey and integrate lessons with reverence and care. Amy is eager to connect with other Facilitators and Service Centers and enjoys building community. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you would like to connect. *Please note the photos displayed are not actual clients "in journey" and are staged photos/models for demonstration purposes only.

Jamie Ware

Fort Collins, Colorado

Jamie offers preparation, psilocybin-assisted journeys, and integration to those seeking meaningful, lasting change and a deeper connection to self. She specializes in guiding clients through deep healing and personal transformation using psilocybin, somatic practices, and parts work. Jamie supports individuals by helping them access their own inner healing intelligence through carefully supported, altered states of consciousness. Jamie has completed advanced training with Elemental Psychedelics, Fluence, and the IFS Institute, has facilitated multiple psilocybin and ketamine sessions, and has co-facilitated psilocybin retreats. She is also a licensed therapist in Pennsylvania. Her extensive background in this field ensures that each session—whether preparation, journey, or integration—is conducted with the highest standard of care, ethics, and respect for the medicine. With a warm, grounded, and holistic approach, Jamie creates a safe and personalized healing journey for each person.

Kat Thompson

Portland, Oregon

After experiencing how psilocybin therapy transformed her own holistic health—addressing chronic anxiety, childhood trauma, alcohol use and corporate burnout that traditional approaches couldn't reach—Kat pivoted her career to help others access this 'medicine'. As both an active licensed facilitator and former service center owner of two years, Kat has personally facilitated dozens of Fractal clients and overseen administration sessions of hundreds more. Her unique background in corporate strategy and lived experience with psychedelic healing allows her to design services for busy people looking for results-driven, no-nonsense mental health solutions. She is particularly focused in re-empowering individuals to heal themselves and reframe narratives from the traditional western medical model. Kat is a leader in Oregon's legal psilocybin therapy industry and a passionate educator to the public. She regularly presents to corporate audiences, healthcare organizations, and industry conferences, helping to destigmatize and democratize access to legal psilocybin therapy. When she's not facilitating breakthroughs for clients, Kat enjoys global travel, dinner parties, and writing.

Jeremy Nickel

Jeremy Nickel's facilitation journey began with early informal medicine work, where he discovered a natural ability to hold space for those in states of vulnerability and transformation. This calling deepened in his chaplaincy at Massachusetts General Hospital, accompanying dying patients and their families at the threshold of life and death. In those moments, Jeremy cultivated a practice of deep listening, presence, and care—skills that became the foundation for all of his facilitation work. Following his hospital chaplaincy, Jeremy served as a Unitarian Universalist minister, a role that affirmed his commitment to openness, interfaith dialogue, and love that transcends religious or non-religious boundaries. In UU communities, he guided individuals and groups through experiences of meaning-making, belonging, and healing, always emphasizing the universal human capacity for connection beyond dogma. At the same time, he began pioneering work in immersive technology, designing VR and AI-based wellness platforms to expand access to contemplative and therapeutic practices. These parallel paths—informal medicine work, chaplaincy, ministry, and technology—converge seamlessly in Jeremy's current focus on psilocybin-assisted therapy. His approach integrates timeless pastoral care with cutting-edge tools, offering individuals a compassionate and grounded space to encounter healing and transformation. A graduate of the California Institute of Integral Studies' Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy program and InnerTrek's advanced training, Jeremy continues to deepen his skills at the intersection of care, presence, and expanded states. Open to all wherever you are on your journey, whatever you do or do not believe in, and whoever you love—always LGBTQIA+ welcoming and safe.

Micro Healing Center

5.0 (2)

Westminster, Colorado

You are not a room renter. You are a supported professional. And you are not just any practitioner. You are an ethical one. Micro Healing Center is a state-licensed professional natural medicine facility in Westminster, CO – a purpose-built clinical sanctuary where licensed facilitators host transformative journey experiences with confidence, compliance, and community behind them. Our lead clinician, Dr. Amanda Baranski, LCSW, LNMIT, personally leads a limited number of journeys each month. Dr. Baranski brings an extensive background in clinical, policy, and ethics leadership to this work – and is actively studying, leading, and supervising on practitioner ethics in the emerging psychedelic medicine space. We hold this work to a high standard – because your clients deserve nothing less. Informed consent. Scope of practice clarity. Ongoing supervision. Continuous professional development. These aren't nice to have. They're the foundation of what it means to practice here – and they are actively shaped by Dr. Baranski's leadership in ethics education and supervision. ________________________________________________ Membership: Your Professional Home Base Day passes are available for occasional needs. But our Membership Subscriptions are how you truly build here. * Reduce your daily overhead by up to 57% * Room day use between $200 - $600 * Lock in your rates and secure priority scheduling * Join a community committed to sustainable, ethical practice Membership isn't just a financial win. It's a commitment to a professional home that grows with you. ________________________________________________ Built for This. Built for You. We are proudly LGBTQ+ owned. Our facilitator model gives queer and allied practitioners a compliant, community-rooted, professionally structured space to build from – where ethical practice isn't policed from the outside but cultivated from within. We've scaled and exited multiple businesses. We run Micro Healing Center and the High Performan...

Sangam Healing Center

5.0 (1)

Lakewood, Colorado

At Sangam Healing Center, we believe healing occurs at the meeting point of science, tradition, and human experience. Sangam means “confluence,” and our work reflects the intentional integration of ancient wisdom and modern therapeutic practice. Founded by Sujatha Reddy, a Doctor of Ayurveda from India and a licensed psychotherapist, our roots are steeped in practices that have supported transformation and well-being for thousands of years. We are doing everything we can to make the cost of psilocybin therapy accessible: learn more about our $1,000 psilocybin retreats. https://sangamhealingcenter.com/group-journeys We operate as a licensed micro healing center, committed to ethical, trauma-informed, and culturally respectful healing experiences. Our approach honors the whole person — mind, body, nervous system, and spirit — while remaining grounded in safety, regulation, and professional accountability. Sangam partners with trusted professionals — including physicians, psychotherapists, Ayurveda, Breath work, Yoga, Nurse practitioners, other healthcare providers and healers — recognizing that healing is strongest when supported by a multidisciplinary ecosystem. We recognize that each person’s healing journey is unique. Our model supports those experiencing anxiety, treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, burnout, grief, life transitions, and creative or emotional stagnation. We also support spiritual seekers and those who just want to explore.

NeuroAlchemy

5.0 (12)

Littleton, Colorado

At NeuroAlchemy, we believe that the right facilitator matters. Our community is made up of some of the most highly trained natural medicine facilitators in Colorado — clinicians, guides, somatic practitioners, therapists, educators, and deeply grounded humans who have dedicated themselves to this work with care, humility, and rigor. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all experience, NeuroAlchemy gives you access to a curated network of skilled facilitators so you can find the person whose presence, training, style, and background feel most aligned with your needs. Each facilitator in our community has been carefully selected for their integrity, depth of training, relational skill, and ability to hold safe, compassionate, non-directive containers. Our facilitators are also supported by the NeuroAlchemy founders and training team, who provide ongoing consultation, mentorship, and ethical guidance. This means you are not only working with an individual facilitator — you are being held by a wider community of care. Whether you are seeking someone clinically trained, spiritually grounded, trauma-informed, somatically oriented, gentle, direct, experienced with groups, or deeply attuned to personal transformation, our community has been cultivated to help you find the right fit. We have spent conscious effort building a facilitator community rooted in trust, quality, ongoing learning, and devotion to the craft. Our hope is simple: that you feel matched with someone who can meet you with presence, skill, and respect as you step into this work. At NeuroAlchemy, the perfect facilitator for you is not random. They are part of the community we have carefully grown.

Innate Wisdom and Wellness

4.5 (2)

Durango, Colorado

Innate Wisdom and Wellness is a legal, micro healing center for psilocybin assisted therapy in Durango, Colorado. With the recent legalization of psilocybin therapy in Colorado, we are honored to be the first healing center to offer this breakthrough therapy in the Four Corners region. We provide intentional support and compassionate guidance from experienced, licensed facilitators throughout your psychedelic journey. With our Healing Journey Program we walk alongside you every step of the way, from preparation and safe administration of psilocybin mushrooms, to the integration of your experience afterward

Rose Waters Sanctuary

5.0 (9)

Portland, Oregon

At Rose Waters Sanctuary, we offer multiple pathways to experience psilocybin in a way that feels supportive, intentional, and aligned with your personal healing journey. As one of Oregon’s remaining group-centered service centers, we believe deeply in the power of shared experience and the accessibility that group work can create. At the same time, we recognize that meaningful support looks different for everyone, and we equally value the depth, intimacy, and individualized care of one-on-one experiences. Whether you are seeking support for anxiety, grief, life transitions, burnout, depression, or simply a deeper reconnection with yourself, our offerings are designed to meet you where you are and support what is most alive for you in this season of life. Each experience is held by licensed facilitators and grounded in trauma-informed, compassionate care. From group experiences that invite connection and community to individualized 1:1 support, we offer different pathways so you can choose the setting, pace, and level of support that feels most aligned with your intentions and needs.

Rose Healing Center

5.0 (4)

Lone Tree, Colorado

We are a Colorado-based collective of licensed clinical facilitators devoted to offering psilocybin-assisted therapy in a compassionate and meaningful practice. We provide a safe, regulated space where meaningful transformation can unfold — a meeting point between evidence-based care and the enduring wisdom of ancestral traditions that have long understood psilocybin as a tool for healing and spiritual renewal. Here, clinicians and participants come together in partnership for this meaningful work.

Vital Reset

5.0 (1)

Hood River, Oregon

Vital Reset is in Hood River, Oregon, an hour east of Portland, tucked into the Columbia River Gorge — the river on one side, mountains on the other and forest in-between. We’re a licensed psilocybin service center, warmly lit and quiet, with rooms named for the landscape outside them: the River, the Mountain, the Forest. Everything here is legal, medically screened, unhurried. Here, you’ll work with one caring facilitator from your first meeting through the weeks after your session. Steady. Inclusive. Experienced. We are so glad you’re here.

Happy Rebel Healing

4.7 (7)

Boulder, Colorado

Happy Rebel Healing is Boulder’s first Natural Medicine Healing Center, offering legal, guided psilocybin mushroom sessions, integration support, and space for skilled facilitators to practice. Rooted in compassion, backed by experience, and a little rebellious at heart, we’re here to support real transformation with integrity, care, and soul. Co-founders Teresa and Erin have taken their 20 plus year friendship to the next level by opening the doors of Happy Rebel Healing together. Teresa brings decades of experience as a trauma therapist and psychedelic researcher, which Erin compliments with her bold vision and unwavering integrity. Together, they share a fierce devotion to creating a healing space that feels warm, real, and anything but clinical. Their belief that psychedelics can restore connection to self, others, and the world is at the center of everything they offer. Alongside a trusted team of skilled and soulful facilitators, they hold space for meaningful journeys in a safe, welcoming environment.

SANCTUM

4.5 (4)

Aspen, Colorado

SANCTUM is a psychedelic healing center and leadership accelerator where high achievers come together for deep personal transformation. We combine clinically validated psilocybin therapy with THE COURAGE METHOD™—a proven, whole-human framework refined with over 1,000 leaders—integrating evidence-based practices, coaching, and ancient wisdom traditions into one cohesive system designed to accelerate healing, growth, and collective transformation.

Safar Healing Center

5.0 (2)

Boulder, Colorado

Begin Your Healing Journey with Licensed, Guided Psilocybin Therapy in Boulder, Colorado. Ethical, trauma-aware psilocybin-assisted healing for adults 21+ in Boulder, Colorado — held in community, care, and trust.

Transcendent Integrative Health

5.0 (2)

Arvada, Colorado

What makes psilocybin-assisted therapy different from simply taking medication is that the experience itself matters. The medicine opens a window, but what happens during that window - and how it's processed afterward with a therapist - is where the real healing occurs. Brain imaging studies suggest psilocybin may help create new neural pathways and prune old ones, essentially allowing people to step outside of stuck patterns and see things differently. But outcomes depend heavily on the therapeutic container, which is why it's so important to choose a therapist and location that you can trust. The preparation, the safety of the setting, the skill of the facilitator, and the integration work afterward all shape whether someone has a transformative experience or just a confusing one. This is therapy enhanced by medicine, not medicine that works on its own. Psychedelic healing journeys are offered to individuals and groups, however we recognize that group work isn't a fit for everyone. Individual psychedelic assisted therapy allows for one-on-one time with your facilitator, the privacy of being the only client in treatment, and a highly customized journey experience. Those who often choose individual treatment include: Clients new to psychedelics and altered states of consciousness. Clients coming in for trauma treatment. Clients traveling from out of state for treatment. So what does an individual journey look like? Your preparation sessions will be held in person or via telehealth at your convenience. You may find that our minimum of 2 preparation sessions is perfect for you and your therapist, or you may want or need to schedule more. Once you are ready, the date for your journey is chosen. Your treatment plan may recommend a single journey or multiple, depending on your primary concerns. During the journey, we will work with you to customize the music, lighting, smell and comfort items for the space.

Premier Integrative Cognitive and Medical Institute

Denver, Colorado

Premier Integrative & Cognitive Institute Our Vision Our vision is to advance a new standard of brain and mental health care—moving beyond reactive treatment toward cellular medicine, early detection, and integrative science that prevents cognitive decline and restores mental and emotional well-being. Our Mission Our mission is to provide comprehensive brain and mental health care through advanced diagnostics, functional medicine, and evidence-informed natural and integrative therapies—supporting recovery and whole-person healing of the body, brain, and emotional well-being.

New Awareness Healing

New Castle, Colorado

At New Awareness Psychedelic Healing, we believe that healing is a natural unfolding — a return to the wisdom, wholeness, and clarity that already lives within you.

Connect Atlas

Montrose, Colorado

Located in the heart of Montrose, our Healing Center is a space intentionally created for restoration, transformation, and meaningful connection. Rooted in trauma-informed care and deep respect for each individual’s story, we offer a safe and grounded environment where healing unfolds at your own pace. This is not just a place for symptom management — it is a place for reconnection. Reconnection to your body. To your truth. To your capacity for growth. Whether you are navigating depression, trauma, grief, burnout, life transitions, or simply feeling disconnected, our center provides a steady and compassionate space to land. Counseling Services We offer professional counseling services for individuals seeking deeper healing and lasting change. Our approach integrates: - Trauma-informed therapy - PTSD treatment - Depression and mood support - Integration support - Stress and burnout recovery - Life transition guidance - Support for professionals, first responders, and caregivers Therapy is collaborative and personalized. We honor your lived experience and work with you — not on you. Our focus is helping you build resilience, clarity, and emotional regulation while fostering genuine connection to yourself and others.

Zephyr Collective

Centennial, Colorado

Located in Centennial, Colorado, Zephyr Collective is sanctuary for self-discovery, offering safe and supportive individual and group therapy retreats. Founded and run by mental health professionals, we provide clinically informed professionally guided psilocybin experiences. Our approach centers on psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy—a guided, evidence-informed process that thoughtfully pairs natural psychedelic medicine with expert therapeutic support. Through careful preparation, supported sessions, and intentional integration, this work is designed to help dissolve mental barriers and foster reconnection with your authentic self. All care is delivered within Colorado’s Natural Medicine framework and is grounded in safety, compassion, and trauma-informed facilitation, ensuring a supportive experience that honors both clinical best practices and regulatory standards.

Sacred Healing Journeys

5.0 (2)

Louisville, Colorado

Sacred Healing Journeys is a licensed Colorado natural medicine healing center located in the heart of Louisville, just outside Boulder. Founded by Monica Ramunda, MA, LPC, a licensed therapist with over 25 years of private practice experience, Sacred Healing Journeys offers deeply supported, trauma-informed psilocybin experiences for adults seeking healing, clarity, emotional release, and personal transformation. Our center was created as a beautiful, peaceful sanctuary where clients can feel safe, held, and supported before, during, and after their journey. We specialize in 1:1 guided psilocybin journeys, carefully designed for individuals navigating anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, relationship challenges, burnout, midlife reinvention, and spiritual growth. At Sacred Healing Journeys, we believe the medicine is only one part of the healing process. True transformation happens through thoughtful preparation, intentional set and setting, skilled facilitation, and meaningful integration.

Wild Roots Therapeutics

Salida, Colorado

Wild Roots Therapeutics provides individual psychotherapy, ketamine assisted psychotherapy and psilocybin assisted therapy to adults of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Initial consultations can be scheduled free of charge to explore individual and/or psychedelic therapy options. All genders, identities and backgrounds are warmly welcomed.

Elevated Healing Center

Colorado

Elevated Healing Center offers a calm, thoughtfully prepared environment for natural medicine experiences. Our rooms are warm, clean, and intentionally furnished to support the work of those facilitating or receiving care.

Reflective Healing

4.9 (16)

Fort Collins, Colorado

Reflective Healing is a place where healing begins with feeling genuinely welcomed. Rather than a clinical environment, we've intentionally created a space that feels warm, comfortable, and inviting, more like coming into someone's home. Through therapy and psychedelic-assisted modalities, we meet you where you are, honoring the mind, body, and spirit. Our work is rooted in ethical care and authentic therapeutic relationships built on trust, compassion, and respect.

Ripple Journeywork

Eugene, Oregon

Ripple Journeywork is an Oregon-licensed psilocybin service center in Eugene. We believe every person and every journey is unique. We provide personalized care in an unhurried environment where each journey is free to unfold naturally. We are new to Althea but you can check out oue Google reviews Most people find us because something in their lives is asking for attention and they're ready to explore it in a different way. Our role is to provide the education, preparation, and support that create a strong foundation for this work, so you can approach it with confidence and curiosity. We believe meaningful journeys begin with relationship. Our collaborative team of licensed facilitators brings a range of backgrounds and approaches, allowing us to thoughtfully match you with someone who aligns with your goals and needs. From preparation through integration, we take the time to get to know you and approach the process with deep respect for your autonomy, lived experience, and individual path. Our sanctuary was intentionally created to feel like a home rather than a clinic. Historic architecture, abundant natural light, and a connection to nature offer a peaceful place to step away from the pace of everyday life and turn your attention inward. Healing has its own pace. We believe it deserves the time to unfold. If something here resonates with you, we'd be glad to connect, answer your questions, and help you explore whether Ripple feels like the right fit. We are new to Althea but can check out our client feedback on Google reviews. www.ripplejourneywork.com

Chariot Boulder

5.0 (14)

Boulder, Colorado

Awarded a 2025 Psilocybin Outcomes Award, based on outstanding client reported outcomes. Chariot’s five-room psilocybin service center is located in Northwest Portland, Oregon. As one of the first licensed psilocybin service center in the Portland metro area, we’re honored to offer spaces for individuals and groups to work with this natural psychedelic compound. We engage with a network of Licensed Facilitators, and provide the space for your journey. We offer a serene environment and convenient location -- centrally located in Portland, and just 15 minutes from Portland International Airport. We’re based in a converted craftsman home nestled in a cozy neighborhood with local restaurants, shops and ready access to nature -- just steps from expansive Forest Park trails. “Set and setting” are critical elements of a psilocybin journey, and our space is thoughtfully appointed for your comfort, ease and safety. If you are traveling to Portland, there are many options for nearby lodging, including short term rentals and hotels within walking distance, or easily accessed through the city’s mass transit network. Every journey is different, but most clients describe a transcendent feeling of connection and acceptance for themselves and others that persists long after the psychedelic effects have worn off. A pinnacle experience, the wisdom gained from a psilocybin journey can inspire a more joyful & fulfilled life.

The Center Origin

5.0 (5)

Denver, Colorado

The Center Origin is Colorado's first licensed Natural Medicine Healing Center, offering psilocybin-assisted healing in a safe, supportive, and professional environment. We believe healing happens through connection, intention, and guidance. We work with individuals navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions, as well as personal growth and spiritual awarness. Every person's story is different, and we prioritize your intentions and goals to create a journey that a is safe and meaningful. We believe the journey is only one part of the healing process. That's why we place just as much importance on preparation and integration as we do the administration. Our goal is to help every client feel informed, supported, and empowered before, during, and after their experience. Our approach is trauma-informed, non-directive, and grounded in compassionate care. Whether you're looking to heal from past experiences, navigate a major life transition, or gain a deeper understanding of yourself, our team is here to walk alongside you every step of the way.

Wild Glow Alchemy

Denver, Colorado

We are a licensed Natural Medicine Healing Center in North Denver offering safe, supported psilocybin experiences rooted in ceremony and integration. We combine modern therapeutic understanding with the wisdom of nature to create a space where meaningful healing and transformation can unfold. At Wildglow Alchemy, we believe healing happens when science, ceremony, and human connection meet. We create carefully supported psilocybin experiences designed to help people explore and reconnect with themselves. Through preparation, ceremony, and integration, we hold a grounded space for meaningful inner work and healing. Our approach is spiritual and intentional, honoring the seriousness of this work while leaving space for curiosity and play. It invites you to go deep, see more clearly, and show up fully human in an open and present way.

Sacred Peaks Retreat

Boulder, Colorado

Sacred Peaks Retreat offers Nature-Based Psilocybin Retreats in the Colorado Foothills An immersive mountain sanctuary offering licensed natural medicine experiences, wilderness integration, breathwork, yoga therapy, health coaching, and private on-site lodging. Nestled at 7,500 feet in the Arapahoe National Forest just outside Boulder, Colorado, Sacred Peaks Retreat is a private mountain sanctuary where healing unfolds in relationship with the natural world. Surrounded by the iconic peaks that inspired its name—Bear Peak, South Boulder Peak, and the Green Mountain Range—our retreat offers a peaceful setting for guided psilocybin experiences rooted in safety, reverence, and lasting transformation. The land offers expansive mountain views, abundant wildlife, a sky-deck hot tub, and private forest trails for guided integration walks, where movement, breath, and the living landscape become powerful allies in embodying the wisdom of the journey. A signature feature of Sacred Peaks Retreat is Colorado's only legally designated Outdoor Administration Area. Set on a spacious, covered flagstone patio with unobstructed views of Green Mountain, Bear Peak, and the Indian Peaks Wilderness, this protected outdoor setting invites participants to remain immersed in the sights, sounds, and rhythms of the natural world while enjoying comfort, shelter, and immediate access to the indoor healing center. Guided by the quiet intelligence of wilderness and the profound teachings of mushroom medicine, Sacred Peaks Retreat is dedicated to helping people reconnect with themselves, deepen their relationship with the Earth, and remember their innate capacity to heal, grow, and live with greater authenticity.

Mindtrek

5.0 (7)

Portland, Oregon

Our small group of facilitators are employees, not independent contractors, so we have the same people working consistently as a team.

Chariot Portland

4.9 (58)

Portland, Oregon

TLC Acupuncture & Natural Medicine

5.0 (2)

Breckenridge, Colorado

Revive. Reconnect. Transform. Psilocybin-Assisted Wellness Journeys A guided path to healing, clarity, and personal growth in the heart of the mountains. *Rediscover your inner vitality In the demands of everyday life, it's easy to feel disconnected, uninspired, or overwhelmed by anxiety and low mood. Psilocybin, when used in a safe, supportive setting, may help reignite a sense of aliveness, presence, and emotional depth, restoring the vibrancy many of us feel we’ve lost. *Break Through Emotional Stagnation Grief, trauma, or long-standing negative thought patterns can leave us feeling stuck, especially when conventional therapies offer only limited relief. Psilocybin-assisted experiences may provide the psychological “reset” needed to help you move forward with clarity and renewed purpose. *Reconnect with Your Authentic Self Many who undergo psilocybin therapy describe a powerful reconnection with their true nature. A return to their most grounded, compassionate, and inspired self. These sessions often lead to lasting changes in perspective, values, and well-being.