Aaron is a compassionate facilitator dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced trauma and mental health challenges. 

From a young age, Aaron battled severe anxiety, which was compounded by head trauma from football and an assault, leaving him feeling detached from his true self. Through a 13-year commitment to holistic wellness practices including breathwork, meditation, yoga, and journaling, Aaron has successfully bridged the gap between his cognitive and emotional states, rediscovering his identity and joy.

Motivated by his personal recovery, Aaron aims to help others embrace happiness and authenticity in their lives. He specializes in assisting clients seeking to overcome depression and anxiety, emphasizing the importance of thorough preparation and integration in their healing journey. Aaron offers tailored support, extending discounts to veterans and first responders in gratitude for their service, reflecting his deep respect and empathy for these communities.

Aaron holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Bioengineering from Oregon State University, where his research contributed to peer-reviewed health and wellness publications. He continually expands his knowledge by exploring new studies on psilocybin and mindfulness techniques. A firm believer in the synergy of science and holistic practices, Aaron integrates Eastern and Western medical approaches in his work.

Passionate about the transformative power of breathwork and meditation, Aaron incorporates these practices daily and educates his clients on their benefits. He is committed to providing comprehensive support, offering multiple sessions for preparation and integration, ensuring his clients feel confident and supported throughout their journey.

Emily Bilbao (she/they) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist in private practice in Portland Oregon.  She received her Masters from Smith School for Social work in 2005. She is a Certified AEDP therapist, an AEDP Supervisor in training, a founding member of the AEDP & Psychedelics Committee. She is a Certified Psilocybin Assisted Therapy provider in Oregon. 

She works with all types of clients but particularly specializes in working with the Queer community.

 She has received training from and was certified by the Integrative Psychiatry Institute in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy. She has also been certified by Fluence as a Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Provider. In addition, she has received training by MAPS in preparation to work with MDMA for patients with PTSD and is currently part of a research group investigating the use of AEDP and MDMA. She teaches seminar courses and offer supervision groups related to Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and is a founding member of the AEDP & Psychedelics Committee.

As a Facilitator, 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.

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 Learning Disabilities. She was an elementary school teacher in a private alternative school for and in the public school system in Philadelphia, and in Orono, Maine. In California and Oregon, she

was a principal for 6 years and an administrator in special education for 19 years.

Laney has provided neighborhood mediation in San Diego as well as a decade of experience co-facilitating Alternatives to Violence Communication workshops in the community and in prisons in California.

In 2013 she retired from education and opened her practice as a Board-Certified Hypnotist, providing hypnotherapy in Northwest Portland.

Laney has an extensive history with psychedelics and credits them with changing her life for the better. Including Psilocybin Facilitation in her practice allows her to help you make the core changes they desire using both hypnosis and the intelligent plant medicine. Laney helps you identify your intentions in the preparatory phase and holds

you in a safe space throughout your journey and then through your integration phase.

“I am looking forward to being your guide on this magical ride.

Anthony (aka Tony) has been exploring the therapeutic potential of psilocybin and other psychedelics for over 15 years. His experiences with plant medicines have had a profound impact on his life, helping him to better understand and manage the many challenges of being human. As a Firefighter and Paramedic, he understands the stress and trauma that comes with being a first responder. Psilocybin has played a critical role in his ability to process traumatic calls and maintain a positive, enthusiastic approach to the job and his life. The majority of his facilitation experience is with first responders, but he is available to facilitate for anyone and everyone.

Areas of Personal Experience:

Traumatic Stress (Post, Chronic, and Growth)

Depression

Anxiety

Addiction

Divorce

Parenthood

Death

Anthony also works as a lifestyle coach for any client who desires to make lasting changes in their life. Psilocybin therapy can provide a fresh start and a new perspective, but it’s the continued work that makes for lasting changes. If you are truly dedicated to improving your life, he would love the opportunity to be in your corner as your personal lifestyle coach.

Jay Cusker, (he, him) is an experienced mental health therapist, (LMFT, OR and WA) and psychonaut. Jay defines his own evolution as psychedelic,(mind/soul manifesting).

Jay has an MA in Psychology from CIIS in CA, is licensed as a Psilocybin Facilitator in OR, works with Ketamine at Rainfall Medicine, and is certified as a trauma professional with experience working with diverse populations, dual diagnosis, substance use, LGBTQ, family systems, and end-of-life. Jay is passionate about being of service to others and working with psilocybin treatment is held with reverence.

Jay’s daily mantra is “Bless Me Into Usefulness”.

With Jay, clients will be provided individual virtual sessions to develop a trusting alliance, which will benefit the outcome of the psilocybin experience. We will assess your desire for treatment, you will be provided with education resources, establish an intention for the journey, review the arc of the day of treatment, process the state required forms and hold virtual integration sessions following the treatment.

Jay’s first non-ordinary or altered state of consciousness occurred in drum circles and shamanic journey work where he learned how to meet the spirit of plants, animals and ancestors. These experiences led, later in life, when ready, to plant medicine work and psilocybin 

Dr. Leslie Drapiza is a board-certified Family Medicine physician and licensed psilocybin facilitator. She pivoted her career to offer psychedelic assisted therapy after working in primary care and obstetrics for over a decade. 

As a primary care physician, she witnessed her patients struggle with treatment resistant depression, anxiety and PTSD, that only worsened exponentially during the pandemic. She saw how the current medical system continued to fail as they sought care and tried multiple medications without relief. 

While searching for a better option for her patients, she discovered psychedelics and experienced how they helped to heal her own trauma and improve her mental health. 

Knowing that her patients deserved that same level of healing in a way that integrated mind, body and spirit, she opened her private practice, Medicinal Innovations in April 2023, offering Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy. In December 2023, she completed the Innertrek Psilocybin Facilitator Program. 

She is a board member of Inanna Rising, a collective of psychedelic clinicians and therapists dedicated to ushering in a new era of mental health and well-being. She is committed to expanding access to those who have barriers to care and have been disadvantaged by our broken medical system.

Geoff Falkenberg began his career and life path in education, navigated to finance, and transitioned into commercial real estate analytics as well as development. He specializes in processing transition, self-authoring, and shadow work. After a gradual move away from his desk career, he has gained certification in Psychedelic Facilitation, Core Wound Life Coaching, and Breathwork. He offers a blend of techniques and uses his varied life experiences to facilitate profound levels of self-awareness and empowerment. Through Psychedelic Facilitation, Geoff assists clients in navigating the transformative potential of psychedelics in a welcoming and supportive setting. His capacity in Core Wound Reprogramming allows him to help individuals confront and reframe long standing traumas, promoting enduring change and fostering resilience. Breathwork technics are integrated into their sessions as a tool for opening and grounding.

Geoff’s personal exploration of entheogens for personal development began with Ayahuasca in 2015, later expanding to include Psilocybin, Ketamine, and Kambo. Through the practices of breathwork, the integrating psychedelic experiences, and therapeutic shadow work he has overcome debilitating depression, learned helplessness, ruminating thoughts, and social isolation. His experience in the healing potential of these modalities fuels his work and passion for sharing the transformative power of self- growth and connection.

As a facilitator, 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.

Josh is an experienced sound healing practitioner, Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, breathwork facilitator, Certified Men's Coach, Certified Reiki Practitioner, ceremonialist, mentor & guide.

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

Josh's service is a culmination of his gifts that he's explored and developed throughout his life and is rooted in core values of integrity, authenticity, and compassion.  With a background strongly influenced by modalities such as breathwork, sound healing, Reiki, parts work, and attachment work, Josh brings a holistic approach to his practice.

As a mentor and guide in the psilocybin journey space, he fosters a safe and nurturing environment, while guiding deep self-discovery and exploration to help individuals access profound insights & transformative experiences. Drawing on over 6 years of working with psychedelics and having traveled to Mexico, Central, and South America to sit with various plant medicines and learn from medicine carriers, Josh brings a diverse background of experience and holds a deep reverence to this work.

With his diverse skill set and deep understanding of the spirit-mind-body connection, Josh supports individuals in breaking free from old patterns, healing wounds, and aligning with their highest selves. Together, Josh and his clients co-create a vision of authenticity, guiding them to embody their true essence and live a life aligned with their deepest values and sense of self.

In addition to psilocybin facilitation, Josh runs his own practice as Somatic Sound Practitioner, providing 1:1 healing, monthly men's groups, and on-going integration support.

Outside of his work, Josh loves to travel, practice yoga, play music, and explore nature

Jason has been sitting personally with psilocybin for 20 years. They are a licensed psilocybin faciliator, and are trained in Hakomi — a mindfulness-based somatic therapeutic modality. As a Buddhist meditator, they are excited about the ways psychedelics and meditation practices can be synergistic. 

Jason identifies as non-binary and neurodivergent, and is very interestd in working with queer and neurodivergent clients. They are also interested in helping with grief work, folks working through gender identity issues, folks working through questions of existential meaning and spirituality, and helping with depression and addiction. 

In addition to psilocybin journeys, they offer hour-long spiritual coaching sessions, and integration support for any experiences with psychedelics or non-ordinary states of consciousness. 

Their career to date has been in the tech and design space, where they have been leading creative teams and mentoring up-and-coming designers.

Jason has a bachelor’s in psychology (with specialization in neuroscience and psychopharmacology), one year of training in Hakomi, and graduated from the psilocybin facilitator training offered by InnerTrek.

They have spent many years volunteered holding compassionate space for the release of grief at psychedelic festivals.

Their Buddhist practice is rooted primarily in the Theravadan tradition. They have sat on dozens of silent retreats ranging from 1 week to 1 month in duration with focuses on concentration meditation, insight meditation, and loving-kindness meditation.

Alison Grayson is a Psilocybin Facilitator, Grief and End of Life Doula, and Artist based out of Portland OR.

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

Alison’s first career was as a filmmaker, where they had the honor of helping people throughout the world tell their stories. They believe deeply in the power of story, and elements of storytelling and artistic expression are often present in their Integration Sessions. Alison understands that the psilocybin journey is just one aspect of this work, and offers ongoing integration sessions to ensure that you’re fully supported every step of the way. As a facilitator and a doula, Alison strives to honor the transitional spaces of the in-between, and vows to foster a safe, supportive environment for those facing life’s greatest challenges.

Areas of Focus: End of Life, Grief and Loss, Chronic Illness, Injury and Disability, Depression, Anxiety, Feeling Stuck, Reclaiming Self, Connecting to Joy and Creativity

James Belle Guest is passionate about the potential psilocybin has to reframe our narratives and our traumas, release what no longer serves us, and use that to fertilize our ever-expanding internal growth, compassion, and capacity for pleasure. 

Her personal healing journey has evolved with the support of psilocybin and it is her mission to support yours by cultivating safe, judgment-free spaces that nurture each step of your process with unconditional positive regard. James works through a counter-normative lens, welcoming and celebrating diversity in race, age, ability, gender, sex, sexual identity and relationship style (or absence of one), and all the ways in which these intersect. 

She encourages somatic and creative processes which can provide fertile ground to reconnect to your body, shift away from shame, decolonize your relationship to pleasure, and reignite your innate creativity. It is James’s aspiration to serve as a guide, companion, and observer on your personal journey of self-discovery and renewal.

Esa is a seasoned psychonaut, dedicated to facilitating personal journeys of growth, compassion, and exploration. He is passionate about assisting individuals navigate challenging experiences, to foster healing, and discover their authenticity.

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.

Mushrooms are compassionate, mystical helpers, and they work with us at every level of our being. They help us connect with ourselves biochemically, spiritually, archetypally, and intuitively.

Esa works with people drawn to this modality of healing; each person’s experience is unique and deserving of individualized attention.

Hes curate an intentional space of support, comfort, safety, and fun. Drawing from profound personal experience, he understands the challenges associated with restoring one’s sense of self, especially in relation to trauma.

Both grounded and lighthearted, Esa provides the preparation, tools, and resources to help you in this journey and aid you in your continued growth. He is honored to be your trusted guide and companion on this journey.

Michael Hauty completed his facilitator training with SubtleWinds Cohort #1 and now serves as the lead instructor for their Neuroscience & Pharmacology modules. His relationship with the psychedelic movement began in the late 1960s, profoundly shaping him over the decades.

He earned his MD degree in 1983 and has an extensive background in general and trauma surgery, with twenty years of practice, alongside six years as an emergency physician. This experience has allowed him to assist patients from diverse backgrounds and has influenced his preference to remain a generalist facilitator, particularly focusing on terminal anxiety and existential crises. His medical background uniquely positions him to connect therapeutically with medical professionals experiencing burn-out and workplace trauma, as well as those exploring the field of psychedelic medicine. As regulations evolve, he is eager to guide psilocybin journeys in more intimate settings like homes, hospices, and nursing homes.

His involvement in harm reduction at festivals and mass gatherings has given him insight into the range of adverse outcomes from unregulated psychedelic use. He has been a staunch supporter of Measure #109 from its start, finding participation in Oregon's psilocybin facilitation experiment both thrilling and humbling.

He believes the client and the medicine perform the necessary work, with the facilitator’s role being to provide a safe container for the journey. He emphasizes the significance of music, color, breath, and movement in enhancing the psychedelic experience, and stresses the importance of proper preparation before and nonjudgmental integration after the sessions.

Ryan is a psilocybin facilitator, experienced psychonaut, and alternative medicine enthusiast. He is passionate about the diverse applications of psilocybin and its ability to positively impact both individuals and the world in countless ways.

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.

While psilocybin can be a powerful catalyst for positive change, it is not a magic bullet. Psilocybin is one potential piece of a comprehensive plan that often includes traditional therapy, medication, 12-step meetings, and a strong support network, among other components.

Psilocybin often induces a unitive experience—a profound feeling of connectedness with oneself and the universe. This can often provide relief from the isolation experienced by those suffering from substance use disorder. For many, this is the first inkling that a better life is possible. Psilocybin can also reveal the root cause underlying addiction. 

Ryan specializes in empowering his clients to discover and understand these deeper issues. He asks his clients to have at least one week of sobriety before embarking on a psilocybin journey. This brief time helps create the distance needed to fully embrace the potential benefits of psilocybin.

Ryan believes that the most crucial part of the psychedelic process is integration. He will work with you to create a plan for moving forward and to help ensure you don’t fall back into old patterns. Psilocybin won’t make your issues disappear; however, it will help you deal with them in a more constructive way.

Ryan honors both the spiritual and materialist/scientific approach to psilocybin as believes that the two are not mutually exclusive. Whether your intention is to address personal challenges, expand your consciousness, or whatever else, Ryan offers guidance and support tailored to your unique needs, empowering you to navigate the adult-use process with confidence.

When he’s not promoting the benefits of plant medicine, Ryan enjoys exploring the outdoors, reading sci-fi novels, and being a dad to his two young children.

Kayli has a MA in Clinical Psychology and nearly fifteen years of experience working with individuals to elevate their lives. She intimately understands how psilocybin can be used to help us remove blocks, allowing light and insights to flow more freely. Working from a trauma-informed, mindfulness-based approach, she is deeply attuned to the mind-body connection. She has a warm, open, non-judgmental style and a unique capacity to hold space for those facing issues around self-worth, relationships, anxiety, depression, and intergenerational trauma. Her intentional and intuitive practice will guide you in your exploration as you work to break patterns, heal wounds, and move into alignment with your highest self.

Lara (aka Luna) is a holistic life coach and spiritual counselor as well as a licensed psilocybin facilitator. As a student of InnerTrek, she had the honor of participating in the first legal group ceremony in the state of Oregon — and in the nation — since the 1960s.

Lara has a B.A. in Arts & Letters from Portland State University (Summa Cum Laude). In addition to being a certified life coach and licensed psilocybin facilitator, she’s also a formerly certified Peer Wellness Specialist (PWS) with a solid foundation in mental health and trauma-informed care. She’s completed certificate programs in Somatic Attachment Therapy, Integrative Somatic Parts Work, and Applied Polyvagal Theory in Therapeutic Yoga through The Embody Lab.

Lara believes in a holistic approach to healing the psyche and soul through the marriage of psychology and spirituality. Her practice is informed and inspired by attachment theory, somatic parts work and Internal Family Systems (IFS), the arts, tarot, and astrology. All are paths to explore the subconscious and expanded states of consciousness.

Lara has more than a decade of education and experience in the art of personal transformation. But her greatest gifts are her presence, empathy, and devotion in service to love. She can help you nurture your relationship with mushrooms to transform your relationship with yourself and all of life. She’s here for the lovers and dreamers, sensitive souls and free spirits, and the inner child within us all. This includes highly sensitive persons (HSPs) and empaths as well as those healing from insecure attachment and codependency. She feels especially called to support women on the spiritual path to rebirth the self by healing the mother wound.

This is a safe and nurturing space for your inner child to heal and feel held through shadow work that feels like play. Lara's here to hold space and be your guide as you explore your inner landscape. Some of this may be familiar terrain and some may be uncharted territory. We can illuminate the darkness and find the light within. It would be her honor to support you on your path to healing and wholeness.

Michael Kelly is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, mindfulness instructor, and life coach dedicated to guiding individuals through life's most profound transitions and challenges. His unique approach integrates cutting-edge psilocybin facilitation with time-honored mindfulness practices and practical life coaching.

Guiding Transformative Journeys: Psilocybin Facilitation, Mindfulness, and Life Coaching

PERSONAL JOURNEY:

Michael's path to becoming a wellness guide is rooted in his own transformative experiences:

• Navigating the corporate world for three decades

• Embracing mindfulness as a tool for personal growth

• Caring for a child with special needs

• Supporting loved ones through serious illnesses and end-of-life transitions

These experiences infuse his practice with authenticity, empathy, and practical wisdom.

TRANSFORMATIVE SERVICES:

• Psilocybin experience facilitation for profound personal insights and growth

• Daily mindfulness practice support group for sustained well-being

• Life coaching to navigate major life transitions

• Supportive programs for caregivers and those facing health challenges

Michael's approach is deeply personalized, drawing on evidence-based practices and ongoing research in psychedelic therapy and integrative wellness.

Committed to making transformative experiences accessible, Michael offers flexible scheduling, online options, and sliding scale fees.

Whether you're seeking personal growth, facing a life-altering diagnosis, or supporting a loved one through illness, Michael provides the guidance and tools to navigate your journey with courage and grace.

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Michele is a writer, cognitive behavioral hypnotherapist, and licensed psilocybin facilitator with an MSc in psychology. She is also a certified breathwork coach and reiki practitioner and is working towards Oregon professional counselor licensure.

She believes that as conscious beings, we are both drawn to and anxious about (or even averse to) change – “the only constant in life” according to Greek philosopher Heraclitus. Born in Singapore, Michele lived in Perth (Australia), Sulawesi (Indonesia), London, Boston, and Hong Kong, so she understands what it’s like to have to adapt often, and to live between cultures. She specializes in life transitions, conscious aging, infertility and childlessness, creativity, codependency, addiction, third culture identity issues, and intergenerational, cultural, and religious trauma.

Before working in mental health, she was a journalist for media outlets like Al Jazeera, Dwell, AFAR, CNN, Psychologies, Harper’s Bazaar and The Wall Street Journal. She is also a biographer and fiction writer whose stories have been published in two collections, and in literary magazines and anthologies in the US, Canada, Hong Kong, and Singapore. As a writer, she’s learnt that through understanding our personal stories, we can explore our life’s meaning and purpose, and better navigate those big changes. Her work is guided by a desire to help her clients discover how to find more freedom, peace, and joy through their psilocybin journeys.

Her approach is person-centered, existential, spiritual, holistic, and culturally responsive. Michele engages in ongoing therapy herself and has regular journeys with psilocybin and other plant medicines. This helps her work with her own shadow parts so she can better serve those she supports.

In her free time, she enjoys forest walks, meditation, yoga, vacations in remote places, weaving, eating good food, reading about the wisdom and mystery traditions, quantum physics, and alternative healing, napping with her cats, picnics, and spending time with her loved ones.

Ben Kramer is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, a Marine Corps Veteran, and an ex-firefighter, passionate about supporting fellow veterans and first responders in his work. During his five years of active duty, he served in combat, achieving the rank of Sergeant before his honorable discharge. After serving in the military, Ben began his seven-year career as a firefighter/EMT. These experiences give him first-hand insight into the challenges within these communities and how best to serve them. The research suggesting the profound efficacy of psilocybin for treating conditions such as PTSD, depression, and addiction gave Ben an undeniable drive to contribute to this transformative work. Outside of facilitating, Ben is also an ambassador for the Heroic Hearts Project, a nonprofit committed to helping veterans with PTSD access psychedelics, and an educator for future psilocybin facilitators at Clinical Cognitive. He is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of every psilocybin participant, providing all a secure space for healing and growth.

Dr. Lindsey Lerner is a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma and existential issues. Her journey through personal traumas, growth, and healing inspired her to pursue this path. Guiding individuals through life and death anxiety is more than a profession for her—it's a deeply personal calling rooted in the belief that everyone deserves compassionate support during uncertain times.

With 15 years of experience in mental health, Dr. Lerner is dedicated to understanding each person's unique journey. She has seen the transformative potential of psilocybin and integrates it into her practice to offer specialized facilitation services. These services are designed to ease existential fears and foster inner transformation.

Dr. Lerner creates a safe and supportive space for clients to explore their relationship with themselves and their inner worlds. She works collaboratively with clients to help them live more fully and face their fears with courage. Her approach combines professional expertise with a heartfelt commitment to holistic healing, informed by her own experiences with non-ordinary states of consciousness and the healing potential of plant medicines.

Whether dealing with existential angst, facing end-of-life concerns, or seeking a deeper understanding, Dr. Lerner is there to walk alongside her clients on their journey toward peace and acceptance. Together, they navigate the inner world with courage, unlocking the transformative potential of psychedelics to cultivate profound meaning and connection in life. As Ram Dass said, "We are all just walking each other home." Dr. Lerner considers it her greatest honor to walk with her clients.

Areas of Focus: End of life, terminal diagnosis/chronic conditions, existential anxiety, trauma/CPTSD, neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQIA+, generational trauma, body image, and persistent mental health diagnoses.

Francesca Loux is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Breathwork Facilitator, and VITA Certified Empowerment & Intimacy 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. 

Francesca brings an open mind and a calming, grounded presence to each session for which she holds space. While the psilocybin session itself can provide deep insights, she understands that the most successful experiences begin with in-depth preparation and continue with thoughtful integration. She is committed to making sure that all who work with her feel as informed, safe, and comfortable as possible through every step of this process.   

In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and exploring new destinations, both abroad and near her home in the Pacific Northwest. She also hosts retreats and workshops locally and internationally.

Francesca’s 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. Francesca brings an open mind and a calming, grounded presence to each session for which she holds space. While the psilocybin session itself can provide deep insights, she understands that the most successful experiences begin with in-depth preparation and continue with thoughtful integration. She is committed to making sure that all who work with her feel as informed, safe, and comfortable as possible through every step of this process. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and exploring new destinations, both abroad and near her home in the Pacific Northwest. She also hosts retreats and workshops locally and internationally.

Evelyn MacLean graduated from Synthesis Institute in June 2023 and developed an interest in psychedelics early in 2022 after a friend shared their transformative experience in Costa Rica, describing it as "six years of therapy in six hours." Feeling stuck in her own life at the time, Evelyn was intrigued and began an in-depth exploration of plant medicines through videos and books.

Her first guided psychedelic experience proved to be a pivotal awakening for her, leading to significant personal transformations. Since then, Evelyn attributes the profound changes in her life to the influence of plant medicine. These changes include losing over 50 pounds, discontinuing six medications, and making a significant career shift. She credits psychedelics with providing a unique wisdom that has dramatically altered her life for the better.

Motivated by her experiences, Evelyn decided to focus on helping others discover their best selves. Her career has always been driven by work that is fulfilling to her heart, beginning at age 19 when she became a licensed massage therapist, a passion she continues to enjoy 36 years later. Evelyn has also worked as a literacy specialist and dyslexic remediation educator for 25 years, and has owned and operated a tutoring center for the past 16 years. Now, at 56, she is ready to embark on a new chapter in her life, working in the field of psychedelics.

Evelyn believes that psychedelics have the power to open the heart, mind, and soul, and considers it a gift and a privilege to work in this field. She is committed to assisting individuals who seek healing and peace in their lives, emphasizing the innate healing capabilities that she feels mushrooms have helped her to access.

Mandy Miller ensures thorough preparation and integration to maximize the therapeutic experience and support its lasting effects. Her role is to provide a container for clients to weave curiosity and trust into their process of healing and discovery. Mandy 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 uses a relational, somatic, and nature-based framework designed to keep clients feeling supported and safe.

To set up a 20-minute consultation meeting and learn more about her work as a therapist, please visit her website. Mandy looks forward to discussing solo or pair session scheduling. 

Curiosity. Healing. Transcendence. Participating in psilocybin-assisted therapy offers boundless possibilities. Whatever your motivation for seeking this therapy, Mandy would love to support you in discerning how it can work best for you.

She welcomes clients exploring psychedelics for the first time, as well as those experienced who seek an intentional, therapeutic journey. 

Mandy has experience working with a wide range of intentions, including recovering from relational/developmental trauma, substance dependence, mood impairments, improving relationships, and strengthening spiritual practice. All ages, genders, and ethnicities are welcome.

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

Addiction, major life transitions or just “being stuck.” Jadryn brings a wealth of knowledge, empathy, and lived experience to his practice.

Jadryn specializes in crafting personalized, nuanced, and cathartic experiences that delve deep into the psyche, helping you to unblock emotions, bypass expectations, and uncover your true self. His approach is grounded in music, empathy, and a profound respect for the power of psychedelics and our own inner healer.

With professional experience working with Veterans, First Responders, individuals undergoing major life transitions (Career, Marriage, Divorce, Birth, Death, leaving a cult, high demand religion or group, or returning to civilian life) Jadryn's guidance is both

compassionate and trauma-informed. Furthermore, Jadryn recognizes the financial constraints that can accompany seeking healing and growth. That's why he offers a sliding scale fee structure, helping mitigate the cost as to lessen the barrier for those in

need of support. His dedication to accessibility underscores his commitment to making transformative experiences available to all who seek them. 

If you're seeking profound change and are ready to embark on a journey of self-awareness, love, and self acceptance, Jadryn is here to guide you every step of the way. With his dedication to helping others and his commitment to facilitating meaningful transformation, Jadryn is the trusted ally you need on your path to healing and self actualization.

Sarah Paul, PMHNP, is a licensed psilocybin facilitator and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience in psychiatric care. Specializing in treating PTSD, addictions, and other mental health disorders, Sarah combines her deep expertise in mental health with her passion for holistic healing. 

Her approach is grounded in empathy, lovingkindness, and a belief in the innate capacity for healing within every individual. With a strong background in neurology and psychopharmacology, she brings a well-rounded understanding to her integrative psychiatric practice in the Portland metro area.

Sarah completed her training in psychedelic-assisted therapy and psilocybin facilitation in 2023. Her extensive experience with psychedelics has shown her the profound impact these substances can have on personal growth, spiritual exploration, and psychological well-being. As a psilocybin facilitator, she is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive environment where clients can explore their consciousness, navigate personal challenges, and find deep meaning in their healing journey.

Sarah remains at the forefront of the evolving field of psychedelic-assisted therapy, staying informed on the latest research and developments. She is committed to ethical practices, upholding the highest standards of care, and prioritizing the well-being and autonomy of her clients. Her services are offered on a sliding scale, making transformative healing accessible to a broader range of individuals.

Kimberly Reed is a Certified Psilocybin Facilitator in the State of Oregon. First experiencing the power of plant medicine to assist in the lessening of depression in her early 20’s, Kimberly continues to follow the research and connect with other explorers in the field.

She utilized insights from the medicine to deepen her connection to the creative process, writing songs and playing in coffee shops around Ohio throughout the 90’s and singing in a post punk band in the early 2000’s. She also became deeply engaged in Social Work, working with the houseless population in Cleveland, Ohio and Transition Aged Youth in Portland, Oregon. 

She eventually returned to school and earned an MSW in 2015. She went on to start a private practice with a focus on healing the impacts of trauma through EMDR, HOCI (healing our core issues) and Motivational Interviewing. She became involved in the Portland Psychedelic Society in 2022 and graduated from Innertrek’s Psilocybin Facilitator Program in 2023. 

Kimberly has been deeply impacted by Women’s groups and has been a participant and leader of Song Circles, Full and New Moon Rituals, Meditations on the Tarot and SoulCollage® groups. 

She is drawn to Depth Psychology and spent 4 years in a Jungian influenced process group (Awakening in the Dream with Paul Levy) and stays active in Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung.

In addition, Kimberly loves her friends, following the Seasons, hiking, music, ecstatic dance, literature, theatre and film and long conversations over many cups of tea. She views plant medicine as a helper on the path to connecting with knowledge that lives deep within us and can lead to healing, growth, and creativity.

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.

She believes that what benefits one benefits all, driving her to foster connections with oneself, the community, and the broader universe. Linda champions the use of plant medicine, particularly psilocybin, as a tool to access intuitive wisdom for healing and transformation toward wholeness.

Committed to creating a safe and supportive space during challenging and vulnerable times, Linda welcomes individuals seeking a more spacious, aligned, and connected way of being. Her practice is inclusive and affirming, particularly committed to supporting the LGBTQI+ community with profound reverence.

Stacy Sheffler (they/them) is a licensed professional counselor in private practice in Portland, Oregon.  They received their Masters from Eastern Michigan University in 2003.  They are a supervisor for associate professional counselors. Stacy received their training and was certified by Fluence and are a Certified Psilocybin Assisted Therapy Facilitator in Oregon.

Stacy specializes in working with the LGBTQIA2S+ community.

Stacy offers a holistic and inclusive space for their clients to explore their inner selves and heal from within.  Stacy finds inspiration and peace in the healing properties of psilocybin. With a heart full of compassion and a mind open to endless possibilities, they continue to advocate for mental health awareness and LGBTQIATS+ rights, creating a safe and welcoming environment for all who seek healing and acceptance.

Meghan is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in the treatment of adults with eating disorders and other complex mental health conditions including: PTSD, depression, OCD, anxiety and ADHD. She established her own level of care for adults with eating disorders, Meghan’s Place: Outpatient+ Eating Disorder Therapy. She feels most drawn in holding space for people who are struggling with eating disorders, body image distress, trauma, depression and other mental health conditions. She was in the first class of psilocybin facilitators through InnerTrek training program. She believes that client safety, trust, informed consent and a safe, calming presence are necessary for any psilocybin journey. Meghan feels immense honor and privilege to work with anyone on their healing journey and honors all abilities, identities and believes in empowering the client in their healing goals. She aims to continue to educate herself on how to best respect the indigenous origins of psilocybin.

Natasha is a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, Somatic Coach, and Breathwork Facilitator. Her academic background is in Public Health, with a Bachelor of Science focusing on Health Promotion and Health Behavior from Oregon State University. She studied under Gabor Maté’s program, Compassionate Inquiry, and is currently continuing her education in a three-year program with Somatic Experiencing, a body-based therapy that helps individuals heal from trauma.

Natasha is passionate about fostering nurturing and transformational spaces for both individuals and groups. She helps clients tap into their innate healing capacity and unearth material blocking their most authentic expression and connection to life. Trauma-informed, she provides a compassionate, judgment-free, and gentle presence, allowing clients to explore the full spectrum of their humanity and comfortably journey beyond the material world. She specializes in guiding clients into altered states of consciousness and has facilitated thousands of transformational breathwork sessions, a specific type of breathwork that provides deep experiences of altered states and connects individuals with their Inner Healer.

Natasha delights in the inherent wisdom of the natural world and views psilocybin as a loving tool and teacher on the path to wholeness. Through her own personal journey, psychedelics have played a major role in self-discovery, providing life-changing clarity and glimpses into the true nature of reality. She continues her self-study by devoting herself to the path of Zen Buddhism and participates in multiple week-long silent meditation retreats each year.

Before moving to Portland, Natasha worked for five years as a Flight Attendant and First Mate on a 66-foot sailboat, crossing the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by boat and air many times. Her affinity for paths of pilgrimage, paired with her calm and steady presence, provides a loving anchor for clients during long, explorative journeys both inside and out.

Susanne cares deeply about helping people heal from their past and embrace their future. 

She received her Masters of Social Work from Portland State University and spent 15 years serving through the Oregon Department of Human Services. Susanne brings these years of trauma informed and culturally humble practice to her facilitation services. In 2023 she was Oregon’s first recipient of the Healing Advocacy Fund’s psilocybin training scholarship. Susanne

completed psilocybin training through Clinical Cognitive Facilitator Training and is a licensed Oregon Facilitator. 

Susanne has experienced personal growth and healing with the use of psilocybin and is excited to help you navigate your personal experience.

She has a personal understanding of how psilocybin encourages us to access new ways to view old beliefs. She is passionate about helping people who feel like they have tried everything else western medicine has to offer. 

Her experience is working 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.

“Working in the psilocybin space is extremely rewarding when there is clear communication, education, and expectations. I strive to have a lot of dialogue with people I work with to ensure we are understanding the ‘why’ behind psilocybin facilitation. I believe that helping people gain access to psilocybin services is crucial, whether that is with me or another better suited facilitator. I believe psilocybin can open the door for your own unique journey to begin.”

$1,333 Individual package (includes consultation, preparation, administration, integration)

$1,999 Couple’s package (includes consultation, preparation, administration, integration)

Heidi Zehnder, a pioneer in the realm of psilocybin facilitation and a beacon of compassion in Oregon. As one of the inaugural graduates of psilocybin facilitator training, Heidi embodies the spirit of empathy and support.

With a heart that listens deeply and a spirit eager to assist, Heidi considers it a profound honor to guide individuals on their journeys towards healing and self-discovery through the transformative power of plant/fungi medicine. With humor and humility, Heidi will put your mind at ease with her holistic approach to psilocybin facilitation.

Drawing from her wealth of experience, Heidi specializes in providing gentle and nurturing support to individuals navigating the complexities of healing from various traumas such as sexual trauma, childhood trauma, and Complex PTSD. She also offers compassionate assistance to those struggling with anxiety, seeking to reclaim their joy, and navigating the transitions of perimenopause and menopause.

In Heidi's care, clients find not just a facilitator, but a trusted companion on their path to reclaiming their lives and embracing newfound growth and resilience.