Licensed psilocybin facilitation · 21+
Steady, psilocybin facilitation in Colorado.
Preparation, a facilitated session and integration, held one-on-one by a licensed facilitator, for adults 21 and over. Facilitation is not medical care or psychotherapy, and no outcome is promised.
- 2states licensed: Colorado and Oregon
- 15 mincomplimentary first consultation
- 6–7 hrfacilitated session, one-on-one
- EN · RUsessions in English or Russian
Offerings
How I can walk with you
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- Psilocybin Facilitation Preparation, dedicated space-holding, and supportive integration for adults seeking personal growth and self-exploration.
- Psychedelic Integration Processing, grounding, and making personal meaning of non-ordinary experiences.
- Holistic Wellness Consultations Comprehensive structural reviews focusing on lifestyle balance, individual intentions, and whole-person harmony.
- Wellness Alignment Support Collaborative, non-prescriptive guidance to help you navigate your system's balance and long-term vitality.
- Holistic Wellness Planning Whole-person care addressing lifestyle, relationship alignment, and mind-body harmony.
- Nervous System Regulation Somatic and mind-body approaches to support balance, centering, and relief from everyday stress.
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Meet Masha
Hi, I'm Masha.
As a licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator (NMCF) in Colorado and Oregon, my work centers on holding dedicated space for grounding, insight, and self-exploration.
My approach is deeply informed by my years in clinical practice, together with training in parts work (IFS) and somatic approaches, allowing me to bring a high level of trauma-informed awareness and nervous system insight into non-prescriptive spaces.
My own lived experience as a woman and an immigrant shapes how I show up to support your path. I am committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming environment for adults seeking deeper self-understanding, growth, and systemic harmony.
In my own words
A few short reflections
Three brief reflections on the questions people bring me most.
Length 0:43TransformationMasha reflects on the shifts she has witnessed in people who arrived feeling stuck and hopeless, and how integration helps a new outlook take root.
Length 1:15Freedom from PatternsMasha describes the change she sees most often: a new freedom to respond instead of react, and release from the patterns and loops carried for years.
Length 1:13Integration Is KeyThe common misconception, Masha says, is that the medicine does the work. She explains why preparation and integration carry the real change.
Facilitation experience
One-on-one psilocybin facilitation
Five stages, one person, one facilitator, from the first conversation to the integration session two or three days after the journey.
- Steady, experienced support before, during, and after the journey
- A full day of dedicated one-on-one space at a licensed center
- Integration that helps the experience settle into lasting change
Complete experience, $2,500, private pay
- Complimentary 15-minute consultation
- 90-minute intake & eligibility review
- 50-minute preparation session
- Facilitated psilocybin journey (approximately 6–7 hours)
- 50-minute integration session, 2–3 days following the journey
Every participant begins with an intake and eligibility review to ensure the experience is an appropriate fit and to support a safe, intentional process.
My approach
Curiosity, compassion, and collaboration
I will work with you to explore the root elements of stress, strengthen nervous system regulation, and cultivate meaningful, lasting personal development.
I start by asking what you actually want from this, then I say plainly whether I am the right person for it. If I am, we build the arc together: preparation, the day, and the weeks after. If I am not, I tell you who might be.
Frequently asked questions
Asked, and answered plainly
Is psilocybin legal?
Psilocybin facilitation is available through state-licensed programs in Colorado and Oregon.
Are you a licensed facilitator?
Yes. I hold the Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator (NMCF) license in both Colorado and Oregon: Colorado NMCF license #47, Oregon Psilocybin Services facilitator license FL-a3655714. Both are public records with the state licensing offices.
Do you provide psilocybin?
No. Psilocybin is provided through licensed programs and facilities in accordance with applicable state regulations.
Do you offer preparation and integration support?
Yes. Preparation and integration are the heart of this work. Facilitation includes dedicated preparation sessions beforehand and supportive integration afterward, and standalone integration sessions are available for experiences you have had elsewhere.
Are these services medical or psychiatric treatment?
No. Psilocybin facilitation services are distinct from medical, psychiatric, or psychotherapy services and are provided within the scope of state facilitation regulations.
Is the first consultation free?
Yes. Every engagement begins with a complimentary 15-minute consultation, a relaxed conversation about your intentions and whether working together feels like the right fit. You can book yours directly.
Do you accept insurance?
No. Facilitation services are private pay and are not covered by insurance.
Are sessions available in Russian?
Yes. Russian is my first language, and every offering, from the first consultation through integration, is available in English or Russian.
Do you offer services beyond psilocybin facilitation?
Yes. I also offer holistic wellness consultations, wellness alignment support and planning, and nervous system regulation sessions, each grounded in the same whole-person approach.
How do I get started?
The easiest way is to book a complimentary 15-minute consultation directly. Prefer to write first? Reach out through the contact form and I will find a time that works for you.
Contact Masha
Let's connect
Reach out to request a complimentary 15-minute consultation. I will ask about your intentions, answer your questions, and talk through whether working together is a good fit.
Services available in English and Russian (Я говорю по-русски)
Prefer to skip the back-and-forth? Pick a time that suits you and the consultation is set.
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Recent writing
Nine Fridays in Tricycle Day: what I told their readersTricycle Day puts one reader question a week to a network of licensed facilitators. I was in nine issues running, from July 17 to September 11, and this is all nine with the longer answers attached.September 15, 2026
The piece of psychedelic wisdom I disagree withTricycle Day asked facilitators which bit of common psychedelic wisdom they would argue with. Mine is the one that hands all the credit to the medicine and none to the ordinary Tuesday that follows it.September 20, 2026
Asking your family for support before a journeyA reader in Lone Tree asked how to tell her family about an upcoming journey so they would know how to help. What to ask for, what to say about the day after, and a script you can send as it is.September 13, 2026
When a journey gets hardThree of the questions Tricycle Day put to me were about the difficult end of this work: the moment a journey turns, anger that arrives with force, and a memory you cannot verify.September 11, 2026
Psilocybin and GLP-1 drugs: the timing questionA reader asked what someone on a GLP-1 medication should know before working with psilocybin. Onset can come late, the day may run long, and the medication conversation belongs with the prescriber.September 9, 2026
Mushrooms and San Pedro: two teachersTricycle Day asked their licensed facilitators how mushrooms and San Pedro compare. My answer made the August 28 issue; this is the longer version.August 31, 2026
