Jason Skipper

Jason is a licensed psilocybin facilitator based in Portland, Oregon. He believes deeply in the healing and transformational potential of plant medicine and approaches facilitation with warmth, sincerity, and grounded presence. 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. 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. 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.