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professionally guided psilocybin Therapy
Psilocybin experiences that help you move forward
Pioneering safe, legal psilocybin journeys
In 2023, Odyssey made history by hosting the first legal psilocybin retreat in the U.S.
Find the approach that feels right for your journey
- You strongly prefer the privacy of a one-on-one setting
- You have deep trauma to work through or a complex mental health history
- You are okay with planning your own travel, including accommodations and meals
- You need flexibility around your work or family schedule
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Real experiences you’ll relate to
Professionals who bring together science, wisdom, and deep care
Trained with MAPS · Stanford alum
Stanford-trained aerospace engineer turned psychedelic therapy advocate. After overcoming lifelong anxiety through psilocybin, Gabe founded Odyssey to bring safe, structured, and transformative care to others.
Indigenous apprenticeship · 7+ years facilitation
Frank is a licensed psilocybin facilitator who believes we all can achieve wholeness and inner freedom. His medical background gives him the ability to listen for the nuances that make each individual unique, and he uses this expertise to help the psilocybin traveler in their journey toward true transformation.
PhD in Clinical Psychology · Portland Psychotherapy Institute
Brian integrates scientific rigor with psychedelic care, drawing from mindfulness, ACT therapy, and research-backed methods to support safe, meaningful journeys.
SoundMind Institute · Fireside Project
River is a licensed psilocybin facilitator with over a decade of experience. She offers grounded, compassionate support rooted in harm reduction and integration, helping clients navigate their journeys with care.
96% of our clients strongly recommend Odyssey
We've carefully vetted facilitators and service centers across Oregon, partnering only with the most exceptional.
Our entire experience follows best practices from clinical trials and psychedelic research studies.
Rigorous medical screening, compassionate guidance, and meticulous attention to your wellbeing at every step.
Lifetime access to monthly integration circles, plus up to five additional support sessions at no cost for those in need.
Research and Evidence You Can Trust
In 2006, Roland Griffiths and his team at Johns Hopkins published a seminal paper studying the effects of psilocybin in healthy volunteers. They found substantial and sustained positive effects, and that psilocybin was overwhelmingly safe when administered in a controlled setting. At a 14-month follow-up, 95% of the study participants ranked the experience as among the top five most meaningful experiences of their lives (Griffiths et al. 2008, 2011). This landmark study was key to launching the psychedelic renaissance.
Ross et al. (2016) studied the effects of psilocybin on depression and anxiety in cancer patients, finding that “psilocybin produced immediate, substantial, and sustained improvements in anxiety and depression… improved spiritual wellbeing, and increased quality of life.” More than six months later, a majority of participants rated the experience as among the most personally meaningful and spiritually significant of their lives, and 87% reported increased life satisfaction or wellbeing due to the experience.
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