I offer group psilocybin services for people who feel drawn to gather. The work is held with care and trained facilitation, while each person remains free to choose what feels right for them.
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“Group work is community medicine. We do this together, and you still get to decide what is yours to share.”
Amy CharlesworthI offer legal group psilocybin services through Oregon’s regulated system. Participants share the time and the support of a trained facilitator. This is a lower-cost option than individual services. The group does not decide what your experience means. You are never required to share.
There is structure and accountability, alongside room for quiet. You can participate in the ways that feel right, ask for support, or take space. It is your choice, and you can use it or not.
The session is one part of the process. We make room for what comes before and after, too.
Before the group, we meet and talk through your intentions, questions, and practical needs. We make time to understand the service and what participation involves. Each preparation session includes 50 minutes together within a 60-minute block. You can use the protected last 10 minutes for notes, a short meditation, and preparing for your next meeting or commitment. I take that time too, so I can be fully present for the next person.
On the session day, I provide a steady setting and trained facilitation. Each person has their own experience. Silence, movement, and asking for support are all choices.
We reconnect after the session to reflect and consider what, if anything, you want to carry forward. There is no prescribed lesson or outcome. Each integration session includes 50 minutes together within a 60-minute block. You can use the protected last 10 minutes for notes, a short meditation, and preparing for your next meeting or commitment. I take that time too, so I can be fully present for the next person.
You can share or stay quiet. You can ask a question, change your mind, or decide this is not for you. I will explain what to expect and make space for your questions before anything is decided.
Group services cost less than one on one sessions because participants share some of the costs. The price per person is set by the number of people in the group and which additional inclusions are offered. Preparation and integration matter most.
I will share the exact price and inclusions when each group opens. You can review everything and decide whether it works for you before signing up.
Oregon has a regulated psilocybin services program. Services take place through licensed service centers and follow state rules. They are not medical care or a substitute for medical or mental health support.
No. We do this together, but you choose what you share. You can listen, be quiet, or ask for support. We will talk about group agreements and consent during preparation.
I will email the people on this interest list when a group opens, with the dates, exact price, and what is included. You can decide then, with no obligation.
That is something we can discuss before you decide. Group participation has practical and personal considerations, and I will make room for questions about the setting, process, and Oregon requirements.
Leave your name and email and I will send a note when a group opens. You can look over the details and choose for yourself.
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Flight Guide offers preparation and integration coaching, focused on pattern breaking and pattern forming, from a licensed Oregon psilocybin facilitator. This is not therapy, medical treatment or mental health care. You must be 21 or older.