Group psilocybin sessions
Your own journey, held in community
Preparation, administration, and integration alongside a small group walking a similar path, within Colorado’s regulated Natural Medicine framework.
Small by design
Held by a facilitator, and by each other
Group sessions bring four to six participants together for preparation, administration, and integration. You prepare together, share the administration session in the same space, and gather afterward to begin making sense of it.
The experience itself is still your own. What the group adds is company: people who chose to be here for their own reasons, and who understand what the day asked of you.
Every participant completes the same medical clearance we require for individual work. One to two clinical facilitators support the group throughout.
Is this the right fit?
People choose a group for different reasons
- You want a judgment-free space where no one needs to explain or perform.
- You’ve wondered if you’re the only one carrying what you carry, and you’d like to see that you’re not.
- You’re open to the deep human connection that often forms when people go through something meaningful together.
- You already have a group that wants to journey together, on a date set aside for you.
- You want the structure of fixed dates and a clear beginning, middle, and end: preparation, the experience, and integration.
Whether psilocybin services are appropriate for you is a clinical determination. We make it together, and we’ll tell you if this isn’t the right path, or if individual work would serve you better.
The healing journey
Preparation, administration, and integration
Five steps, from clearance to integration.
- Before your cohortMedical clearance visitWith a licensed medical provider.
- Before your cohortPrivate preparation sessionWith a clinical facilitator.
- Day 1Group preparationMeet the group, set intentions, review safety and what to expect.
- Day 2Group administrationThe guided psilocybin session, with 1 to 2 clinical facilitators supporting the group throughout.
- Day 3Group integrationBegin processing the experience together.
- In person
- We gather in person at our Fort Collins space, set up to feel calm, private, and welcoming.
- After administration
- You may not drive after the administration session, so plan for a ride home and support that evening.
- After the cohort
- You keep access to our multidisciplinary team through The Wholeness Center. In collaboration with you, a recommendation for more support will be made, which may include additional one-on-one preparation or integration sessions.
Upcoming cohorts
Every other month, or on a date of your own
Group cohorts run every other month, with four to six participants in each.
Coming with your own group?
If you already have a group that wants to journey together, we can schedule a special date just for you. Every participant still completes medical clearance and preparation, and our team helps you find dates that work for everyone.
Ask About AvailabilityOne package, everything included
Request a complimentary quote
Contact our team for a complimentary quote. Some services may be billable to insurance, depending on your plan, and we verify your benefits before you commit.
Get a Complimentary QuoteHow payment works. Your medical clearance visit is charged on the day of that appointment. Once you are cleared, the remaining balance holds your place. It is due no later than two weeks before your cohort, and your spot is confirmed when it is paid.
The group package includes
- Medical clearance visit
- One private preparation session
- Group preparation
- Guided administration session
- Group integration
Veterans and public service professionals
For those who serve
We offer group sessions at a reduced rate for veterans, active military, firefighters, EMS, and law enforcement, with the same dates and the same clinical structure. Some services may be billable to insurance. For more information and a complimentary quote, contact our team today.
Two ways in
How group and individual work compare
| Group | Individual | |
|---|---|---|
| Setting | Shared with 4 to 6 participants | Private, one-on-one |
| Scheduling | Cohorts every other month, or a special date for your own group | Scheduled around you |
| Preparation | 1 private session and 1 group session | 1 or 3 private sessions |
| Integration | 1 group session | 1 or 3 private sessions |
| Support in the room | 1 to 2 clinical facilitators | Your facilitator |
| Cost | Complimentary quote | Complimentary quote |
Some people want company. Sitting in a room with others who are doing their own work can make what you carry feel less singular, and hearing someone else’s story often makes people feel less alone. Some people feel a strong connection during the session itself. Others find it in the conversations before and after. Connection is a possibility here, not a requirement.
This is normal and completely understandable. This is what group preparation is for. You meet the group and the facilitators, ask your questions, and get a feel for the room before the day itself. You don’t have to feel close to anyone, connection can build slowly, and you set your own boundaries the whole way through.
No. In preparation and integration, you share what is comfortable to you.
We ask every participant to keep what others share inside the group, and we go over those expectations in your individual preparation and again in group preparation. Our facilitators follow applicable privacy requirements and we request that all participants, while not legally obligated, respect the privacy of others by keeping the experience within the space it is held.
Our facilitators are right there with you, ready to support. Psilocybin can change perception, thinking, emotion, and your sense of self for a while. Fear, confusion, strong feelings, or an unexpected memory can come up. If they do, tell a facilitator. You don’t have to make sense of anything in the moment, and you don’t have to react any particular way. We can’t promise the day will always feel comfortable or predictable. In preparation, we’ll talk through your history and the kind of support you’d want.
You don’t need to explain it well. “I’m uncomfortable” or “I need support” is enough. You’re not responsible for anyone else’s experience, and you can bring a concern to a facilitator privately. Before the session, we’ll talk through how to reach us.
There’s no right way to go about the experience. Some people are expressive and some are quiet. Some see vivid imagery, and others notice something subtler. Be kind to yourself - You don’t owe anyone a breakthrough. A session that felt ordinary or confusing can still be worked with in integration.
Nerves don’t mean something is wrong, in fact, they can be normal. Say what you’re worried about, ask questions, and talk with your provider privately. You don’t have to settle every uncertainty before you decide. Participation is voluntary, and you’re entitled to clear information about the process, the risks, the alternatives, and your choices around consent. Your individual preparation meeting is a good time to ask about the room, the music, eye masks, communication, and privacy.
Integration is time to look at what stood out, what was hard, and what you want to take with you. You can do that on your own, with the group, or both. Your provider will help you determine appropriate follow-up support.
Contact us
Ready to join a cohort?
There’s no single right way to begin. Our team helps you think through timing, fit, and what to expect.
Talk to Our TeamAll services are available to adults 21 and older and are subject to medical clearance. Psilocybin is not approved by the FDA to treat any condition, and psilocybin services are not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment. Outcomes vary. Psilocybin remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law.
This is not emergency care. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or go to your nearest emergency department.