Frequently Asked Questions

Psilocybin Therapy in Oregon:

Support is offered with presence and respect for the direction the journey aligns with.

Not at all. Many people arrive with uncertainty or curiosity. Sessions welcome openness, and clarity can emerge naturally during preparation or the experience itself.

In cases where specific accessibility needs require additional support, a care attendant may be permitted with advance approval from the service center.

No. Preparation and integration support are available whether or not psilocybin is used. Those exploring this path—or working independently—are welcome to begin wherever they are. Support can begin from that point of exploration.

Every journey is different. Experiences may include emotional release, insights, physical sensations, or visual imagery. There’s no single way a journey unfolds. Support is offered with presence and respect to align with the direction of the journey.

These themes are not uncommon. Experiences often arise from lived memory. Support is offered in a calm and grounded way, with presence that aligns with the direction of the journey. Safety is central to this work, and you remain in charge at all times.

Sessions are paced and held with care. If strong emotions, discomfort, or fear arise, support is offered to help regulate the nervous system and return to a sense of internal safety. The pace of the journey is honored.

Within Oregon’s legal framework, a range of psilocybin dosages is permitted. The appropriate dose is selected based on readiness, intention, and comfort. If questions arise that cannot be immediately answered, additional information or consultation will be sought.

No. For safety and legal reasons, you must arrange for someone else to drive or escort you home or back to where you’re staying. Driving after a psilocybin session is not allowed under Oregon law.

Emotional movement is welcome. A calm, present atmosphere is maintained with respect for personal rhythms and feelings. Support is available in ways that honor the needs of the experience while upholding safe, ethical boundaries.

Sessions may be adapted with care to accommodate physical, sensory, or other accessibility needs. Please share any specific support needs during the intake process so we can assess together whether this service is the right fit.

Psilocybin is not considered addictive, and many studies support its safety in appropriate settings. Still, it is a powerful compound. Your physical and emotional health will be reviewed to help determine whether psilocybin is an appropriate next step.

Some medications—especially SSRIs and antipsychotic prescriptions—may reduce the effects of psilocybin or increase risks. It’s important to consult with your prescribing provider or a licensed pharmacology specialist for guidance. Referrals are available upon request.

Integration refers to reflecting on your experience and exploring how insights may support your life going forward. This is where meaning often takes root. One to two integration sessions are included. Additional support may be available when appropriate. Longer-term needs may be best served by a trusted resource, and referrals can be offered as part of the transition. The intention is to help each person feel steady, supported, and prepared to move forward with greater clarity.

Licensed service centers throughout Oregon provide private, legal, regulated environments designed for this work. Sessions may be scheduled in Ashland, Medford, or other locations depending on need. Once reservations are confirmed, details about the space and setting will be shared.

Yes. Integration sessions are included, and follow-up conversations may be scheduled as appropriate. While there are no additional charges for extra support within reason, long-term support needs may be best addressed through other trusted providers.

Yes. All personal information is kept strictly confidential and stored securely in accordance with Oregon Health Authority (OHA) guidelines. Your privacy and safety are always respected.