Licensed Psilocybin Therapy in Colorado

Before any medicine is administered, every prospective client undergoes a thorough medical intake reviewed by our on-site physician. Our first priority is to do no harm. We screen carefully for contraindications, medication interactions, and personal history that may affect the appropriateness or timing of a psilocybin experience. No session is scheduled until our team is fully satisfied that it is safe to proceed.

Preparation sessions are held in the days or weeks before your journey. You and your facilitator will build a genuine relationship, exploring your intentions, your history, your hopes and fears. Together you will discuss set and setting: what you are bringing into the experience (your mindset, your intentions, your current life circumstances) and the physical and relational container in which it will take place. This is the foundation everything else rests on.

Journey sessions take place in a carefully designed healing environment. You will be invited, never required, to wear an eye mask, which many clients find deepens their inward focus and allows the experience to unfold more fully. The choice is always yours.

Intentional, unfamiliar music is played throughout the session. Curated specifically to enhance the psychedelic experience, these soundscapes serve as a gentle current beneath the journey, moving with the waves of the medicine, holding the emotional arc of the experience without directing it.

You have the right to request that your session be video or audio recorded. This is entirely your choice, and any recording belongs to you.

Your facilitator will offer a calming, steady presence throughout the session. They are an empathetic ear, a witnessing companion, a validating force. All parts of you are welcome here, whatever emotions, memories, or experiences arise, nothing needs to be hidden or managed. You will not be judged.

Appropriate touch is offered with your consent, holding a hand, a grounding touch on the shoulder, because sometimes words are not what is needed. We are here to support you through whatever is coming up, no matter what that is.

Throughout the session, your facilitator takes detailed notes on the arc of your experience. These notes are yours, you may request them when you leave, and they often become a meaningful resource during integration.

The journey does not end when the medicine does. Integration is the period after your session in which you return to your life and begin making sense of what arose, on your own terms, in your own time.

It is important to understand that integration is not interpretation. It is not the role of your facilitator to put the pieces of your journey together for you. That is your work, and it is precisely that work, the active meaning-making you do yourself, that provides lasting benefit. Research and experience both point to the same truth: when you do the work of integration, it sticks.

Your facilitator is available to sit alongside you in that process, as a supportive presence, a sounding board, a witness, but they will not tell you what your experience meant. You will find that yourself. And what you find will be yours to keep.

Facilitators at Entheogyn are available for ongoing integration sessions following your journey, should you choose to continue that relationship. The client-facilitator bond that forms through this work is one of the most powerful containers for transformation we know of, and we honor it as such.