Tom says, "I had been kicking around the idea of doing psilocybin for about 3 years.. I had watched every movie about it, listened to so many podcasts, etc.. I believed in the medicine and felt the time was right a few months ago." See more
Dave says, "I had seen research about psilocybin being helpful in treating addiction. The Confluence provided a safe, comfortable space where I was encouraged and able to explore my relationship with alcohol addiction in a new light that has been very productive and helpful going forward." See more
DEVON says, " I could say how my actual experience with the plant medicine was, but it’s not really important. Everyone has a different experience. While I might consider myself a strong man, I also liked to believe that I was also “Soft in the middle”." See more
Jasmin says, "I have only good words to say about this retreat. The team was incredibly welcoming and made me feel right at ease from the moment I arrived, soothing my nerves." See more
Silas says, "To say these medicine ceremonies changed my life for the better is an understatement. I used to wake up every day in a fight with myself to embrace the day and not be ruled by negativity and overwhelm." See more
Lauren says, "Alexis was so pleasant and the space made me feel comfortable and invited. The whole process was beautifully laid out with a sacred alter and flowers to remember that we are from the earth." See more
Traditional psilocybin retreats typically unfold over 3-7 days in carefully chosen natural settings that support deep inner work. The journey begins with preparatory discussions and intention-setting ceremonies, where participants explore their hopes while building trust with experienced guides. Most retreats include 1-2 ceremonial psilocybin sessions lasting 4-6 hours each, held in comfortable spaces with eye masks and carefully selected music. Throughout the experience, trained facilitators remain present to offer support when needed while honoring each person's unique process. Between ceremonies, guests engage in integration activities like art therapy, movement practices, sharing circles, and time in nature - allowing insights to settle into everyday awareness. Many retreats incorporate practices from various wisdom traditions, such as meditation, breathwork, or sacred song, though approaches vary widely based on the retreat's cultural context and lineage.
Safety protocols are woven throughout the experience, starting with medical screening and preparation calls weeks before arrival. The actual mushroom ceremonies are held in protected containers where participants can fully surrender to their journey while knowing support is readily available. Rather than seeking specific outcomes, the emphasis remains on creating conditions for natural healing and insight to emerge. Experienced guides recognize that each person's innate wisdom knows exactly what's needed - the facilitator's role is simply holding space for that wisdom to surface.