
Is This Work Sacred? Or Just Expensive?
Psilocybin facilitation is sacred work—but it’s also expensive. As the legal model unfolds, we’re forced to ask: are we offering healing or selling ceremony? And can we hold both truthfully, without losing the soul of the work?

The Money Myth: What Psilocybin Facilitators Actually Earn (and Spend)
Psilocybin facilitation isn’t a gold rush—it’s slow, sacred work. Most facilitators aren’t earning big, but even one session a month can shift a life. This is the truth behind the dream.

Are You Ready for This? The Hidden Curriculum of Psilocybin Training
Facilitator training teaches the tools—but cannot entirely capture the terrain. The real curriculum unfolds as you hold space for your clients. This isn’t just a job. It’s a practice.

Psychedelics Are Not Medicine (And Also Totally Are)
Psychedelics aren’t medicine in the way we’re used to thinking. They don’t fix—they reveal. In the space between story and sensation, healing emerges, not from the compound, but from connection, presence, and profound remembering.

How Many Clients Are Psilocybin Facilitators in Oregon Really Seeing?
Trying to get a better idea of how many clients can realistically be served by legal facilitators in Oregon

The Realities of Running a Self-Employed Psilocybin Facilitation Business
Reflecting on the challenges of running a sustainable facilitation business

Legal Facilitation in Oregon: A View from 2 years in
An update on the road of legal facilitation

Acadia Professional Learning Launches its First Colorado Natural Medicine Facilitation Cohort
Announcing the newest expandion of licensed psilocybin facilitation to Colorado