PSILOCYBIN-ASSISTED THERAPY IN COLORADO

Deep, embodied healing through psychedelic medicine

Psilocybin-assisted therapy is now legally available in Colorado—and I'm offering this work through Wild Kin Collective in partnership with Vivid Minds Wellness, a state-licensed healing center.

This is therapeutic work grounded in nervous system science and relational healing—for anyone feeling called to transformation that goes beyond traditional talk therapy.

What I Offer

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Preparation & Integration Therapy

All of our therapy work—both before and after your psilocybin session—happens here at Clearing Clouds (in-person in Lakewood or virtually across Colorado). This is where we:

✨ Build trust and nervous system safety before you ever touch the medicine
✨ Clarify your intentions and create a plan tailored to your unique needs
✨ Practice grounding tools so you can stay present during intense moments
✨ Process and integrate your experience afterward—so insights become lasting change

Psilocybin Sessions at Vivid Minds Wellness

Colorado law requires that psilocybin sessions take place at a licensed healing center. Your actual medicine session will happen at Vivid Minds Wellness—a beautiful, sensory-supportive space designed for this work.

Also Available:

🌀 THC-assisted therapy (legal in Colorado for nervous system regulation and emotional processing)
🌀 Psychedelic integration therapy for past experiences
🌀 Preparation sessions for upcoming journeys

Psychedelic Therapy Colorado

Who This Work Is For

This work is for anyone seeking transformation that goes beyond traditional talk therapy. Whether you're processing trauma, exploring identity, navigating a major life transition, seeking spiritual connection, or simply feeling called to this medicine—you're welcome here.

I'm focused on supporting:

✔ Neurodivergent individuals and highly sensitive people
✔ Those healing from complex trauma or relational wounds
✔ Adults exploring late-in-life diagnoses or unmasking for the first time
✔ First-time or experienced journeyers seeking grounded, trauma-informed support
✔ Anyone recovering from confusing or destabilizing psychedelic experiences

You don't need a diagnosis to benefit from this work—just curiosity and commitment to your own healing.

What to Expect

Psychedelic-assisted therapy isn't your average talk-it-out approach. It's a transformative process that weaves together traditional therapeutic support with the profound insights that can emerge from a guided psychedelic experience.

The work unfolds in three distinct phases:

1. Preparation

This stage lays the foundation. We build connection and trust, clarify your intentions, and prep your nervous system for what's to come. You'll get clear on what you want from the experience—and what might get stirred up along the way.

2. The Journey

The psilocybin session takes place at Vivid Minds Wellness in a safe, supportive environment. Many choose to wear an eye mask, listen to calming music, and turn inward. The experience can surface emotions, memories, or realizations that have long been buried. Sessions typically last 6–8 hours and often bring unexpected clarity or healing.

3. Integration

This is where insight becomes change. In the days and weeks that follow, we'll meet to process what came up, reflect on its meaning, and begin weaving those insights into daily life. Psychedelics can open new neural pathways—this phase helps anchor those shifts into lasting change.

Without integration, the positive effects often fade within six months. But with intentional support? We're talking five years or more of transformative, meaningful change.

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What the Research Says (And Why It Matters)

Yes, psychedelic therapy is awe-inspiring and transformational — and it’s also backed by science. Here’s what the research is showing us — and why so many people are turning to psilocybin for healing that goes way deeper than symptom management:

Relief That Lasts — One year after treatment, 75% of people in a recent study reported significant improvements in their depression. And more than half? They no longer met the criteria for depression at all.

Rewiring the Brain (In a Good Way) — Brain scans revealed that psilocybin helps parts of the brain that don’t usually “talk” to each other start communicating. That shift interrupts patterns of overthinking and negative self-talk that keeps people stuck.

For When Nothing Else Has Worked — Multiple studies show that psilocybin can significantly reduce anxiety and depression—especially for folks who’ve tried everything else and still feel stuck. This isn’t just another band-aid.

A Deeply Meaningful Experience — Somewhere between 85–90% of participants say their psilocybin journey was one of the most meaningful experiences of their lives. Many report gaining powerful personal insight and a new way of understanding their emotions and challenges.

Ready to Learn More?

Want to understand my full philosophy, approach, and how I honor the origins of this medicine?

Ready to explore whether this work is right for you?

Visit Wild Kin Collective

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Your story, your culture, and your lived experience matter here — they shape every part of this process. I’m here to listen, honor your beliefs, and hold space in a way that feels right to you.

FAQs

Q: Where can I find psychedelic assisted therapy near me?

Short answer: it depends on where you live. Long answer: here in Colorado, we’re getting close. Licensed clinical facilitators (hi, that’ll be me soon!) will be able to offer psilocybin therapy once all the state regulations are finalized. If you want to be among the first to access it when the doors officially open, join the waitlist and I’ll keep you in the loop.

Q: Are psychedelics legal in Colorado?

Yes and no. Colorado has decriminalized psychedelics for personal use—so you won’t get arrested for having them — but regulated, licensed psychedelic therapy is still in the works. The state is rolling out a legal framework for psilocybin assisted therapy, and those sessions (the kind that happen with a trained facilitator in a safe, structured setting) are expected to launch later this year.

Q: What does it cost?

We’re not quite at the pricing stage yet — this work isn’t officially available in Colorado just yet — but here’s what I can tell you: prep and integration sessions may be eligible for insurance, but psychedelic sessions won’t be. When the time comes, I’ll offer a sliding scale to make this work more accessible, because healing shouldn’t be a luxury.

Q: What is psychedelic assisted therapy like?

Imagine a space where you can safely explore your inner world with a guide by your side. A typical session involves working with a trained facilitator (like me, when the time comes) in a safe, supportive setting. We’ll use psilocybin as a tool to help you access insights, shift patterns, and move through stuck emotions. The real magic often happens before and after the journey, which is why we’ll have prep sessions to get grounded and integration sessions to make sense of what came up — so you can bring those breakthroughs into your everyday life. If you want a detailed step-by-step walkthrough of the process and what to expect — grab a copy of the guide I created below.

Q: Do you offer psilocybin or ketamine sessions now?

Not yet—these sessions require a licensed healing center. However, I currently provide THC-assisted therapy and integration support. When Colorado’s approved healing centers open, I’ll be ready to offer psilocybin and ketamine-assisted sessions.