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Legal psilocybin facilitation for adults over 21 years old in Oregon

What is Psilocybin?

Psilocybin mushrooms, commonly known as '“magic mushrooms”, are a powerful hallucinogenic plant medicine that has been in existence for centuries. There is a long history that links psilocybin mushrooms to being sacred and are closely connected to shamanism and spirituality in Mexico and Central and South America. They produce an altered state of consciousness effect that can lead to profound intrapersonal experiences and therefore interpersonal enhancements.

Research has provided scientific information to help find language and understand the mechanisms behind its therapeutic benefits, but much remains a mystery regarding how this plant can help heal deep unresolved trauma and heartache.

For more information about the research, you can visit one of the leading institutions for psilocybin research, Johns Hopkins University. Many more reputable institutions are carrying out similar research, feel free to explore more to gather more knowledge around the research.

Psilocybin mushrooms are now legal in Oregon under Measure 109, which is overseen by the Oregon Health Authority. Since 2023, individuals have been working to comply with regulations for manufacturing, operating service centers, and training psilocybin facilitators. This marks a significant milestone for the legalization of working with plant medicine.

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Are you being called to explore your inner world with psilocybin?

Exploring consciousness is a fundamental human right. Many people are turning to plant medicines to expand their minds and heal from past wounding, while others are simply curious about exploring their inner dimensions. Both ancient indigenous practices and modern research have revealed the positive effects of psychedelics for personal transformation and growth.

The following are reported possible effects studied in research that psilocybin can offer people:

✗ Reduction in depression and anxiety
✗ Relief from end-of-life distress
✗ Interruption of addictions
✗ Connection to the mystical or peak experiences
✗ Improved emotional processing and strengthening neuroplasticity

Please note that psilocybin is not recommended for everyone. There are certain risk and danger factor for some folks. It is cruicial to have an assessment and sometimes consultation with your medical providers to determine if psilocybin is a good fit for you. This is not a “magic pill” nor a panacea. Psilocybin can have negative adverse effects and it is important to have a thorough assessment and exploratory call with your facilitator before engaging in this modality.

Integration is essential to maintaining and digesting information explored or revealed in the journey. It is also important to note that not everyone will experience the same effects and some may not have an experience at all. These are some of the risks that are important to know before hand. See attached document for more information and book a call to explore if this may be a good fit for you.

What psychedelics have taught me…

My transformative journey into expanded states of consciousness began at age 20 during my first experience at Burning Man. The vibrant atmosphere at the event, where people freely expressed themselves, opened my eyes to new possibilities for the human spirit. Witnessing individuals embracing their true selves through art, fashion, interactions, and uninhibited self-expression completely shifted my perspective on life.

Burning Man catalyzed my personal growth, allowing me to explore my identity and liberation. With no constraints for over a week, no distractions from the outside world, and no limits to my exploration, I delved deep into my own consciousness, embracing the freedom to be myself.

The incredible experiences at Burning Man propelled me to pursue a master's in psychology and embark on the path of psychedelic therapy. It was a place where I discovered self-love and even met my beloved life partner. Since then, my journey has been thrilling and unexpected. I have expanded the lens of how I see psychedelic spaces from recreational to intentional, heart led ceremonial and ritualized containers. My path's continuous evolution in this field humbles and energizes me.

I am honored to continue this journey alongside you. Let's explore this work together and create new, meaningful experiences.

Education & Training

  • Masters Degree in Counseling

  • Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

  • Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator in Oregon

  • Psychedelic Educator and Speaker

  • Psychedelic Researcher with the Social Neuroscience & Psychotherapy Lab (SNaP Lab)

  • Former Lead Educator. Program Coordinator & Practicum Facilitator for InnerTrek Psilocybin Facilitation Training School

  • Certificate of Completion from Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) for MDMA-Assisted Therapy

  • Polaris Insight Center for Ketamine

  • Internal Family Systems Practitioner

  • Somatic & Attachment Trauma- Attuned Trained Provider

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“I’ve worked with Gina closely in psychedelic clinical trials. She is consistently heart-led, expertly attuned, is an exquisite communicator, receives and responds to feedback with grace, and she navigates both light and shadow with sophistication and ease. Most importantly, she is constantly honing her skills, re-centering, and evolving as a practitioner and as a human.

-Dr. Chris Stauffer

Director of the Social Neuroscience & Psychotherapy Lab

Begin the journey…

The package rate below does not include space rental or the cost of the psilocybin itself, which are paid directly to the facility where the journey takes place. The package is a minimum starting point for us. This is subject to changing based on the initial intake session.

Reciprocity

For millennia, indigenous peoples have worked with plant medicine allies in healing ways that tend to repair the soul, spirit, body, and mind. Many of us who are newer to working with plant medicine teachers are greatly indebted to those who walked before us, showing us how to mindfully and carefully be in relationship with these great teachers. In honor of reciprocity and being in right relationship to teachers and Native communities who stewarded many of these ways of sitting with plants, a portion of earnings from retreats and individual sessions is donated to local Native peoples and tribes in Washington and Oregon.

HOW IT WORKS

Getting started is simple.

01. Book a free consultation

Book a free 20-minute exploratory video call with me via the link below.

02. Complete Booking

Complete Proposal Package to start the process.

03. Prepare for journey

Establish care and connection to begin to the journey.

MORE INFO

Frequently Asked Questions

Oregon state laws are reviewed and updated annually. To find updated rules and regulations, see the OHA website for more information: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ph/preventionwellness/pages/oregon-psilocybin-services.aspx