Amanda is a mother, death/grief doula, nature-lover, dreamer, massage therapist and experienced psilocybin facilitator. She draws from over 21 years of experience in the healing arts to support transformative psilocybin journeys.

Frank, a former surgeon, brings humility to his facilitation work and uses a mindfulness-based approach to support individuals facing substance use challenges, anxiety, depression, PTSD, feelings of being stuck, or those seeking personal growth or spiritual reconnection. He is an active member of several professional psychedelic associations and regularly participates in peer review with fellow psilocybin facilitators.

JP is a licensed psilocybin facilitator and sustainability consultant whose personal journey with meditation and psychedelics has been central to his own growth and healing. Inspired by these experiences, he now supports others in making the most out of their own work with psychedelics. JP guides clients with a calming, sensitive, and non-judgemental presence.

Brian integrates scientific rigor with psychedelic care, drawing from mindfulness, ACT therapy, and research-backed methods to support safe, meaningful journeys.

Phyllis’s journey with plant medicine began in her teens, and led her through decades of study and practice—including 21 years in Hawai‘i immersed in yoga therapy, Tibetan Buddhism, and indigenous wisdom—and more than thirty years as a yoga therapist and hypnotherapist. As one of Oregon’s first licensed psilocybin facilitators, she integrates neuroscience, somatics, and expanded states of consciousness to guide transformative healing journeys. Phyllis brings compassionate presence, deep listening, and a spirit of joy and playfulness to her work.

Sabrina has worked with thousands of clients, families, and couples over the years, helping them to navigate struggle (be it trauma, loss, or life stress), move through transitions with more grace, parenting with less conflict, relationships with more tenderness, and to find and trust their inner wisdom in all things.

In addition to her work as a licensed facilitator, River is a harm reduction worker, psychedelic integration specialist, and psychedelic peer supporter as a supervisor with Fireside Project. She also works as a research associate in Phase III clinical trials for psilocybin- and MDMA-assisted psychotherapies for PTSD, Major Depressive Disorder, and Substance Use Disorder.

As a trauma-informed psychotherapist, Kyong’s approach to facilitation is rooted in safety, trust, and intention. She specializes in working with complex trauma, relationship challenges, anxiety, and depression. She has served as a study therapist on several clinical trials involving psychedelic-assisted therapy, which has strengthened her belief in the healing potential of psychedelic medicine.

David combines his experience building inclusive organizations, executive coaching, and over 25 years of meditation practice to guide individuals and groups through transformative psychedelic experiences. In addition to Odyssey Meditation and Leaders retreats, he leads Practicums Retreats at InnerTrek for students training to be facilitators.

Kayli (Associate Marriage and Family Therapist) is a passionate and experienced psychedelic therapist, blending clinical psychology with transpersonal and somatic approaches to guide clients toward healing and transformation. With nearly 15 years of intentional work with psilocybin, she brings a trauma-informed, mindfulness-based perspective to her practice and is dedicated to training the next generation of facilitators.

Laurent was a firefighter and paramedic who worked at Portland Fire & Rescue for 30 years. His psilocybin facilitation work is informed by his own powerful healing journeys, training in Somatic Experiencing, and 20 years experience as a member of PF&R’s peer support team.

Josh is a leading psilocybin facilitator with 15 years of experience in therapeutic settings and nearly 30 years of personal plant medicine practice. He facilitated the first legal psilocybin ceremony for veterans and played an instrumental role in a collaboration with Project New Day. His calm and grounded presence creates an atmosphere where people feel safe to be authentic, vulnerable, and raw.

Ulysses is a bilingual psychotherapist who thoughtfully bridges clinical practice with ceremonial wisdom. His approach weaves evidence-informed care with the cultural, spiritual, and relational understanding that has long accompanied plant medicines. Rooted in a person-centered philosophy, Ulysses creates a supportive, safe, and welcoming environment for individuals exploring psilocybin-assisted healing.

Ken is a licensed psychologist with a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Washington and extensive expertise in treating addictive behaviors. He has served as a Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford and Northwestern Medical Schools and spent nearly 20 years with the Department of Veterans Affairs training residents and postdoctoral fellows in evidence-based psychotherapies. Following a transformative psychedelic experience in 2020, he transitioned into natural medicine, becoming a certified psychedelic-assisted therapist and Director of Training and Education for the Heroic Hearts Project.

Terri is a trauma-informed therapist who blends evidence-based modalities with somatic practices to regulate the nervous system. She explores all areas of her clients' healthcare and daily habits that could affect mental health.

Henry helps clients translate insight into meaningful changes in daily life and relationships. His approach differs from traditional self-improvement models focused primarily on striving or performance. Instead, he helps clients explore and gently release the tension, protective patterns, and internal constriction that can obscure the essential self. His facilitation style emphasizes deep listening, emotional honesty, nervous system awareness, and creating spaces where clients can reconnect with their own intuition, creativity, and inner authority.

Drew is a licensed professional counselor, a licensed facilitator in both Oregon and Colorado, and a military veteran who healed his own trauma with psilocybin. His work is grounded in Meaning-Centered Therapy, and he specializes in complex trauma, existential distress, depression, anxiety, and relationship work.

With over 20 years in the mental health field and 16 years in private practice, she specializes in trauma-informed, relational, and experiential healing work. Susannah integrates somatic awareness, mindfulness, parts work, expressive arts, humor, and nature-based practices into her facilitation approach. She is especially passionate about supporting parents, caregivers, healthcare providers, first responders, neurodivergent adults, individuals healing childhood trauma, and those navigating anxiety, burnout, grief, or major life transitions.

Alex is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, intuitive counselor, and domestic violence and sexual assault prevention advocate in Ashland, Oregon. Shaped by nearly a decade in various mental health and human service agencies, her approach to facilitation is trauma-informed, person-centered, and highly attuned.

Caroline Holm is a licensed facilitator who cultivates a safe, compassionate space for clients to explore new perspectives and process emotions. Her approach supports clients navigating loss, anxiety, depression, parental wounds, creative blocks and other challenges, empowering them to reconnect with their innate ability to create meaningful and lasting change.

Kathleen is a licensed psychotherapist and licensed psilocybin facilitator with over 15 years of experience in clinical mental health practice. She blends evidence-based psychology with a relational approach. With a clinical focus on complex trauma, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and family and couples dynamics, her work is grounded in a strengths-based philosophy, helping clients access inner resources, shift entrenched patterns, and move toward greater peace, belonging and emotional well being.

Dr. Anne Metz is a full-time counseling faculty member with extensive clinical experience and advanced training in psychedelic therapy, and she is licensed in five states to practice therapy. Dr. Metz brings rigorous scrutiny and intellectual curiosity to psychedelic therapy; she's at the forefront of this revolutionary mental health treatment, challenging overstated claims while offering realistic hope to those struggling with mental illness and addiction.

Dr. Becca Meyer is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than fifteen years of experience. With deep educational roots in psychodynamic psychology, Dr. Meyer also employs a variety of evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT). Integrating these modalities, Dr. Meyer helps clients understand their challenges, reduce their symptoms, and effect systemic change to generate healing and growth.