The facilitation experience
The one-on-one facilitation experience is the heart of MycoMuse: a single participant, a licensed facilitator, and a carefully held arc that begins well before the journey and continues well after it. This page walks through the whole of it, what it holds, how it unfolds, and how to tell whether it is right for you.
What this experience gives you
Most people do not come to this work for novelty. They come because something wants to move, an old pattern, a grief, a question that talking alone has not answered, and they want to meet it in a setting that is safe, legal, and genuinely supportive. That is what the structure here is for.
You get steady, experienced support at every stage: a facilitator licensed in Colorado and Oregon whose earlier career was spent as a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner, and who brings that trauma-informed, nervous-system-aware attention into every room while keeping this work firmly non-clinical. You get a full day of dedicated one-on-one space, no group, no divided attention, at a licensed healing center. And you get integration afterward, because an experience that is never integrated tends to fade into a story instead of becoming a change.
How the experience unfolds
The arc has five movements, and each one earns its place.
A complimentary 15-minute consultation. A conversation, nothing more. What draws you to this work, what you are hoping for, and whether we are a fit.
A 90-minute intake and eligibility review. The careful part. We go through your health history, current medications, and circumstances, because some situations call for extra caution and a few make this work inappropriate. An honest no here is part of the care.
A 50-minute preparation session. We clarify your intentions, walk through exactly what the day will hold, and practice the skills you will lean on: breath, grounding, asking for what you need.
The facilitated journey, approximately six to seven hours. Held at a licensed healing center in Colorado or a licensed service center in Oregon, where psilocybin is provided under state regulation. My role through those hours is complete and simple: dedicated, attentive presence while you have your own experience.
A 50-minute integration session, two to three days after. We ground what surfaced, connect it to your daily life, and decide together whether further integration work would serve you.
Where and with whom
Everything happens within the state-regulated natural medicine programs of Colorado and Oregon. I never provide psilocybin; licensed programs and facilities do, under state rules. Sessions are held in English or Russian. This experience is open to adults 21 and older, and facilitation is distinct from medical, psychiatric, and psychotherapy services.
The practical details
The complete experience, all five stages, is $2,500, private pay. Insurance does not cover facilitation services. Scheduling moves at your pace; most people take one to three weeks between the consultation and the journey day, and there is no benefit in rushing the preparation.
Is it right for you?
The consultation exists to answer exactly that, honestly and without pressure. If you are curious, that conversation is free, unhurried, and the only next step there is.