Meditation and PSychedelics Retreat
The first legal meditation and psilocybin retreat in the USAA six-day, all-inclusive retreat set in Oregon’s beautiful Willamette Valley, including two guided psilocybin journeys woven into a contemplative meditation retreat.

- Sam Harris
Program
Hosted at beautiful venues
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Service Center
Fernlove is truly one-of-a-kind — the only licensed service center in the state nestled deep within nature. Surrounded by sprawling acres of lush forest, healing and transformation unfold in the heart of the wilderness. Note that the psilocybin session itself takes place in remodeled accessory building (not outdoors).
Retreat Leaders

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.

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.

- C-IAYT certification
- BA in Psychology


Mark Abramson founded Stanford University’s Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Clinic in 1995, to which a mix of students, the public, parents, Silicon Valley workers, and patients are referred. The clinic helps treat a broad range of medical conditions using mindfulness practices to support better health and happiness.

Mark Abramson founded Stanford University’s Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Clinic in 1995, to which a mix of students, the public, parents, Silicon Valley workers, and patients are referred. The clinic helps treat a broad range of medical conditions using mindfulness practices to support better health and happiness.



Michael Baime, MD, is director of the Penn Program for Mindfulness at the University of Pennsylvania. He has taught mindfulness and meditation since 1981, and practiced meditation since age eight. Trained as a primary care physician, his teachings are relevant to all caregivers.

Michael Baime, MD, is director of the Penn Program for Mindfulness at the University of Pennsylvania. He has taught mindfulness and meditation since 1981, and practiced meditation since age eight. Trained as a primary care physician, his teachings are relevant to all caregivers.


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.
This facilitator is in high demand—please start with an exploratory call to check availability.
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.
- B.S. Louisiana State University
- Facilitation Certification from InnerTrek





























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What Our clients say
[Odyssey was a] trusted partner in this life-changing journey. During the session I felt an unprecedented boundlessness and fearlessness, and a huge sense of love, allowing, flow, courage, connection, gratitude. Over the past weeks I feel an enduring uplift in compassion, open-heartedness and allowing, and moments of transcendence.

I was overwhelmed with the professionalism and clear passion for [Odyssey's] mission and love for the clients they serve. This journey clarified and validated many of my spiritual beliefs. It also gave me a clear image that we are all connected in this world and each person is on their own path of discovery if they are willing to acknowledge it. I feel it gave me more grace and acceptance to my fellow humans. I am still assessing some aspects of my journey. This exceeded my expectations and I feel it has cleared a path for more enlightenment and growth.

My second journey was profound. All of the reasons that I came were exposed and mostly resolved. Some were incredibly intense but most were beautiful. I came to a feeling of total peace and relaxation that I hadn't felt in sixty years. I had no idea what to expect, but after completing my six day group retreat, it was incredible. Being taken care of in the most safe and beautiful location allowed me to open up with the group and explore.











