World Class Psilocybin Service Center in Portland, Oregon

(he/him) As a Firefighter and Paramedic, Anthony understands the stress and trauma that comes with being a first responder. Psilocybin has played a critica

(he/him) As a Firefighter and Paramedic, Anthony understands the stress and trauma that comes with being a first responder. Psilocybin has played a critica

(he, him) LMFT, certified trauma professional, diverse populations, dual diagnosis, substance use, LGBTQ, family systems, and end

(she, her) Kayli has a MA in Clinical Psychology and nearly fifteen years of experience working with individuals to elevate their lives. She intimately understands how

(she/her) MSW. EMDR, HOCI, Depth Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, Womens issues, Tarot, Song Circles, Ritual, Creativity

(she/her) Breathwork Facilitator and Empowerment & Intimacy Coach. Women and body-issues, relationships, 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.

(she/her) Meghan is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a strong dedication to supporting individuals struggling with eating disorders, body image distress, trauma, depression, and other mental health issues. She founded Meghans Place for adult eating disorder therapy and is a trained psilocybin facilitator through InnerTrek. Her approach emphasizes client safety, trust, and empowerment, while also honoring the indigenous origins of psilocybin.

(she, they) Dr. Lindsey Lerner, a clinical psychologist, specializes in trauma and existential issues. Inspired by her own journey through personal traumas and healing, she is deeply committed to guiding individuals through life and death anxiety. Dr. Lerner believes in providing compassionate support during uncertain times, focusing on end-of-life, terminal diagnoses, existential anxiety, trauma/CPTSD, neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQIA+ concerns, generational trauma, body image, and persistent mental health diagnoses.

(they/them) Ben Kramer is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, Marine Corps veteran, and former firefighter/EMT with a deep passion for supporting veterans and first responders. After serving five years in combat and achieving the rank of Sergeant, he transitioned to a seven-year career as a firefighter, gaining first-hand experience with the challenges faced by these communities. Inspired by the growing research on psilocybin’s effectiveness in treating PTSD, depression, and addiction, Ben is driven to contribute to this transformative work. He is also an ambassador for the Heroic Hearts Project and an educator for aspiring psilocybin facilitators at Clinical Cognitive, where he is dedicated to creating safe, healing spaces for all.

(he, him) Geoff approaches each client with openness to the unique paths we all take. His facilitation style is defined by his empathy, respect for each individual's journey, and a commitment to creating an inclusive and expressive environment. Geoff’s work is informed by a commitment to ongoing learning and professional development, ensuring his methodologies remain current and effective.

(she, her) Susanne works with people with complex trauma, relationship attachment challenges, fear of death/dying, addiction, and adverse childhood experiences. Psilocybin facilitation and integration coaching allows Susanne to utilize past experience in social services to help people find and maintain inner peace.

(she, her) Lara believes in a holistic healing approach that bridges psychology and spirituality, addressing both the psyche and the soul. Her practice is deeply informed by trauma awareness and draws inspiration from attachment theory, somatic practices, Internal Family Systems (IFS), the arts, tarot, and astrology, all of which serve to explore the subconscious and expanded states of consciousness.

(he, him) Aaron specializes in helping individuals overcome depression and anxiety, drawing on his own recovery from head trauma and assault to guide others toward happiness and authenticity. He emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation and integration in the healing journey. To honor their service, Aaron offers discounts to veterans and first responders, reflecting his deep respect and empathy for these communities.

(he, him) Whether you're seeking to release trauma, deepen self-awareness, or cultivate personal and spiritual growth, Josh is dedicated to supporting you on your journey towards wholeness and authenticity.

(she, her) Natasha Stewart is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Somatic Coach, and Breathwork Facilitator with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Oregon State University. She has studied under Gabor Maté’s Compassionate Inquiry program and is currently advancing her education in Somatic Experiencing. Natasha specializes in guiding clients into altered states of consciousness and has facilitated thousands of transformational breathwork sessions. Passionate about fostering nurturing spaces for healing, she views psilocybin as a profound tool for self-discovery. Additionally, Natasha is devoted to Zen Buddhism, participating in multiple silent meditation retreats annually, and brings a calm, steady presence to her work, drawing from her extensive travel and journey experience.

(she, her) Sarah Paul, PMHNP, is a licensed psilocybin facilitator and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience in treating PTSD, addictions, and other mental health disorders. Combining her deep expertise in mental health with a passion for holistic healing, Sarah creates a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore their consciousness and navigate personal challenges through psilocybin-assisted therapy. With a strong background in neurology and psychopharmacology, she is dedicated to guiding transformative journeys that promote psychological well-being and spiritual growth, all while upholding the highest standards of care.

(she, her) Dr. Leslie Drapiza is a board-certified Family Medicine physician and licensed psilocybin facilitator who transitioned from a decade-long career in primary care and obstetrics to offer psychedelic-assisted therapy. Driven by her firsthand experience of how traditional medicine often falls short, especially in treating conditions like treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and PTSD, Dr. Drapiza sought out more effective, holistic solutions. Her personal journey with psychedelics profoundly improved her own mental health, inspiring her to provide the same transformative healing to her patients. Through her private practice, Medicinal Innovations, she offers Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and, as of December 2023, Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy. As a board member of Inanna Rising, she is committed to expanding access to these life-changing therapies, especially for those marginalized by the current healthcare system. Dr. Drapiza’s unique blend of medical expertise, personal experience, and deep commitment to integrative healing makes her an exceptional choice for those seeking a psilocybin facilitator who truly understands the complexities of mind, body, and spirit.

(she, her) Mandy Miller sees this work as sacred, satisfying, and soulful. For 25 years, she has worked therapeutically with individuals and couples in both ordinary and non-ordinary states of consciousness. She employs a relational, somatic, and nature-based framework designed to ensure clients feel supported and safe.

(he, him) Michael brings a wealth of medical and leadership expertise to his role as a psilocybin facilitator. With a distinguished career spanning over two decades in general and trauma surgery, as well as emergency medicine, Michael possesses a deep understanding of the healthcare challenges and pressures that professionals face. This makes him particularly adept at connecting with medical personnel dealing with burnout or considering psychedelic medicine. Having completed his training with SubtleWinds Cohort #1, where he now leads the Neuroscience & Pharmacology modules, Michael's extensive knowledge and experience uniquely qualify him to guide clients through transformative psilocybin journeys. His commitment to providing a safe, holistic, and nonjudgmental environment makes him an ideal choice for individuals facing existential crises or end-of-life issues, ensuring a compassionate and supportive experience.

(she, her) Laney has a B.S. in psychology from Temple University and a M.Ed. from the University of Maine with a specialty in Emotionally Disturbed/Behaviorally Challenged children and adolescents and K-12. She is a Board-Certified Hypnotist, providing hypnotherapy in Northwest Portland.

(she/her) Emily provides individualized services to guide you through whatever kind of journey you are seeking. She will help you feel confident to explore your own unique inner landscape and she will walk with you into those depths. Emily brings years of experience in somatics, mindfulness, and experiential/relational therapies to help you feel safe, supported and deeply attuned to during your psilocybin experience.

(he, him) Michael Kelly guides those seeking to explore the benefits of psilocybin and mindfulness. Drawing from a broad spectrum of personal experiences that resonate with the multifaceted challenges of life, Michael offers services that reflect a genuine understanding of the human condition.

For nearly a decade, Esa has sat in ceremonial settings, bringing wisdom and insight into the work he does today. He focuses on fostering the imaginative and creative abilities inherent in each person to create positive change.

(they, them) Stacy Sheffler is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in psilocybin-assisted therapy, focusing on the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Certified as a Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Facilitator through Fluence, Stacy provides a holistic and inclusive therapeutic environment that promotes healing and self-exploration. With a deep commitment to mental health awareness and LGBTQIATS+ rights, Stacy offers compassionate, transformative care that supports diverse identities and leverages the healing properties of psilocybin.

(she, her) Heidi Zehnder is a compassionate pioneer in psilocybin facilitation in Oregon and an inaugural graduate of psilocybin facilitator training. With a deep sense of empathy and a holistic approach, she guides individuals on transformative journeys of healing and self-discovery using plant and fungi medicine. Heidi specializes in supporting clients through sexual trauma, childhood trauma, Complex PTSD, anxiety, and life transitions like perimenopause and menopause. Her humor, humility, and nurturing presence provide clients with a trusted companion on their path to growth and resilience.

(he, him) Meet Jadryn, your dedicated Psilocybin Facilitator committed to guiding you through transformative journeys of self-discovery and healing. (he, him) With extensive experience in working with Trauma, ADD, PTSD, Treatment-Resistant Depression, Anxiety, OCD

(she/her) pleasure, sexuality, relationships, somatics, creativity, self-discovery

(she, her) Evelyn MacLeans transformative journey with psychedelics, highlighted by her profound personal changes and deep understanding of growth and healing, positions her as a compelling guide in the field of psychedelics. With a rich background as a massage therapist and educator, Evelyn combines extensive nurturing skills with her firsthand experiences to help others unlock their healing potential, making her an ideal choice for those seeking to explore their own paths to healing.

(she, her) Linda brings over 35 years of experience as a community nurse specializing in hospice care to her practice. Her deep understanding of life transitions and commitment to compassionate listening has shaped her approach, emphasizing the importance of honoring relationships and building trust.

(they, them) Alison specializes in fostering nurturing and transformative spaces for those facing loss, grief, and disconnection from ones self. In addition to psilocybin facilitation, they work as a Hospice and Palliative Care Doula.

(he, him)As a survivor of substance use disorder, Ryan specializes in helping those who have also chosen the path of recovery. Ryan relies on a client-centered approach because he recognizes that recovery is a personal experience with many paths to success.

(they/them) Mindfulness coach. Trained in Hakomi. Grief work, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergence, life transitions, divorce, depression, addiction, meditation, spirituality.