Open your mind to new perspectives

Psilocybin induces deep introspection that creates an opportunity for the beginning of what may become an enduring change.

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Experience the transformative power of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy in the Colorado Regulated Model and begin your journey towards wholeness.

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  • Deep Healing

    Through the therapeutic use of psilocybin, you’ll awaken a non-ordinary state of consciousness that may reveal emotional wounds and unresolved trauma from the ‘dark night of the soul.’

  • Expanded Awareness

    Experience a heightened sense of self-awareness and a shift in perspective, enabling you to gain clarity, insight, and a deeper understanding of what may be repressed parts of your inner self.

  • Enduring Change

    As you integrate newfound insights into your daily life, you’ll begin to pave the way for what can become enduring positive changes in your attitude, behavior, relationships, and well-being.

  • Holistic Approach

    Benefit from an indigenous and contemporary approach to healing that encompasses changing your mind, refreshing your body, and perhaps re-discovering your spirituality.

“It may be that when we no longer know what to do, we have come to our real work, and that when we no longer know which way to go, we have come to our real journey. “

- Wendell Berry

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Preparation and Integration Sessions will be offered in person in Frisco, Colorado or via a Zoom call. The Administration Session can be held in one of several Colorado approved healing centers* or in the comfort of your home if you are in palliative or hospice care; or are homebound or have a disability.**

Psilocybin mushrooms are cultivated based on the Colorado Department of Revenue’s requirements:

Psilocybin mushrooms are monitored for safety & quality following the Colorado Department of Revenue testing requirements:

**See Rule 6.18 on the Colorado Law Page that states that administration in your home is legal if you are under palliative or hospice care or are homebound or disabled and if you own your home.

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*The pictures above are of a Healing Center private room in Breckenridge. Additional location(s) for group sessions will be shared once they are finalized but I hope to create a similar ‘vibe’ as exists in Breckenridge that is infused with the natural beauty of Colorado.

How it works

Preparation Sessions

Preparation Sessions are essential for you and your family to understand what to expect during your journey and Integration. You’ll share your intentions and expectations about the journey and we’ll discuss the optimal dosing strategy.

We'll review your medical and psychological history and explore ways to optimize your mental and physical state of health before your journey. You may need to talk to your PCP as part of Preparation and should have a relationship with a therapist for Integration Sessions.

We’ll review all of the information that Colorado requires before Administration, as well as the Zendo Principles for Harm Reduction. One of these is that even though a journey may become difficult and challenging, that doesn’t mean that it’s a “bad trip.” But, “bad trips” can happen.

After we discuss the risks and benefits, you’ll sign the informed consent, which contains your wishes regarding therapeutic touch.

If you don’t have a therapist, I can make recommendations. l’ll introduce you to some basic concepts from several types of therapy. This prepares you for Integration and makes it easier for you to begin your healing pathway.

Administration Session

Once we agree that you’re ready, we’ll schedule your Administration Session and you’ll know exactly what to bring with you. We’ll be in a private or group session room in a dedicated healing center or in your home.* 

I’ll be with you the entire time, vigilantly watching over you and making sure you’re comfortable. I’ll take notes about how you seem to be doing and what you’re saying. I’ll answer your questions any time something comes up for you. I’ll help you walk to the bathroom. If you’re quiet, and seem to be sleeping, I’ll still check in with you to make sure you’re OK.

I’ll follow the Zendo Principles: keeping the space safe and ensuring harm reduction practices for you; sitting with you, not trying to guide you; talking you through any concerns or difficulties, not talking ‘you down.’

I’ll be compassionate, completely present for you and touch you only if you’ve consented and requested that.

As you’re coming back from the medicine, you can begin journaling. I’ll have some soup and snacks ready for you. Once you have you have completely emerged from the medicine, we’ll contact your ride home. Hopefully, you will sleep very well once you get back home!

*Available only for those in palliative or hospice care; and/or homebound or disabled clients per CO Law.

Integration Sessions

After the Administration Session, we’ll meet for your first Integration Session. I’ll share what I observed and heard during the Administration Session and you can share what you experienced and how you’re feeling about the Session. We’ll talk about anything you’d like to talk about.

There are several options for continuing Integration that we began planning during your Preparation Session - and we can revise that if you’d like to. If you have a therapist, with your consent, I’ll send my notes about your journey to them after our Session. We’ll discuss other Integration offerings that you’re interested in.

I am NOT a therapist but will offer Integration Circle Services as well as Integration Services called Metanoesis CARE® - which includes practices that encourage participation in a Community of like-minded people, Acceptance of the insights you had during your journey, Resilience building exercises, and Engagement with techniques that can help the effects of the journey to endure over an extended period of time, like yoga, meditation and mindfulness.

I’ll check in with you several times and stay in touch with you for as long as you want me to.

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“Wholeness is an aspiration, not a destination. It’s a process - not a state that’s ever achieved. It’s a process of ‘becoming’ a whole person. It’s an ongoing journey of discovery, openness and courage in which you reach higher and higher levels of integration and harmony within yourself and with the outside world allowing greater flexibility and freedom to become who you truly want to become. Since you’re always in a state of change, you’re always ‘becoming.’

- From the book, Transcend: The New Science of Self-Actualization, by Scott Barry Kaufman, Host of The Psychology Podcast