Emergence | Women's Psilocybin Retreat

Sarah is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, spiritual mentor, and sacred ceremonialist who has been working with the mushrooms for the past 10 years. Her path into this work began in the traditions of a shamanic church and was later shaped through certification with the InnerTrek training program.

In addition to plant medicine, she is trained in meditation, sound healing, and energy healing. Her deepest calling is women’s work. For more than a decade, she has gathered women in circle to reclaim who they are, remember that they belong, and trust the wisdom that lives within them. It is her deepest honor to hold sacred space for healing, connection, and empowerment.

Keri Padon is an Oregon-licensed psilocybin facilitator, longtime practitioner of the healing arts, and an explorer at heart. For more than 15 years, she has cultivated a relationship with plant medicine, ceremonial traditions, and earth-based practices, including time spent learning and participating in traditions in the Amazon. Her approach is grounded in reverence, curiosity, compassion, and a deep respect for the individual nature of each person’s journey.

Keri’s background spans more than a decade of holding space through yoga, movement, retreat work, and Kambo practice, alongside extensive experience in operations and administration. She believes that meaningful transformation requires both presence and a well-tended container—and brings equal care to both.

At the heart of Keri’s work is a devotion to authenticity: helping people meet themselves with courage, curiosity, compassion, and room for whatever wants to unfold. She believes deeply in the transformative power of community and brings this perspective into both retreats and individual facilitation. Through her work, Jamie supports others in connecting with their inner healer, embracing their authentic selves, and building the supportive foundations needed for lasting healing, integration, and growth.

When she’s not holding space for others, you’ll likely find her hiking mountain trails with her dog, celebrating the seasons through ceremony and ritual, or dancing to live music.