Vision
To be a trusted partner in mental health by offering compassionate, science-based, diverse and individualized care, and by being a servant-leader in the psychedelic assisted mental health field, facilitating learning and growth in our communities and for professionals entering the mental health and psychedelic healing fields.
mission
Our mission is to be a beacon of hope by uniting traditional mental health care with the proven healing potential of psychedelics to foster profound personal growth, emotional healing, and enhanced mental clarity, helping people navigate life’s challenges with greater ease and resilience.
Meet our Facilitators
We are dedicated to guiding transformative, safe, and healing psychedelic journeys to help you grow.
Sam Gross
About Me
Welcome! I’m Sam Gross, a certified psilocybin facilitator, veteran, and mental health professional passionate about helping people reconnect with themselves, process emotional pain, and create meaningful, lasting change.
My work is shaped by experiences in military service, entrepreneurship, leadership, trauma recovery, and supporting others through personal transformation. I believe healing happens best in environments rooted in emotional safety, authenticity, compassion, and human connection.
My Approach
My approach is trauma-informed, science-based, and deeply person-centered. I work with adults navigating trauma, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relationship struggles, identity questions, burnout, and the lasting effects of painful life experiences. I believe meaningful healing happens through safety, connection, honest exploration, and experiences that help people reconnect with themselves in a deeper and more compassionate way. I emphasize preparation, trust, integration, and relational safety throughout the process.
Working With Men
Working with men has become an important part of my work because many have spent years carrying pressure, suppressing emotion, and trying to hold everything together without support. Beneath the surface, many men struggle with loneliness, shame, burnout, relationship difficulties, trauma, or a disconnection from themselves that they rarely feel safe talking about openly. As a veteran, entrepreneur, and someone who has personally navigated emotional growth and healing, I understand how difficult it can be to slow down, be vulnerable, or ask for help. My goal is to create a space where men can show up authentically, explore what they are carrying without judgment, and reconnect with themselves in a deeper and more meaningful way.
Education & Training
In addition to being a licensed psilocybin facilitator, I am currently completing my Master of Social Work (MSW) with a focus on Advanced Clinical Practice at Portland State University and will graduate in June 2026. My long-term focus includes trauma, psychedelic integration, men’s mental health, and veteran care.
What to Expect
In our work together, you can expect a compassionate, confidential, and nonjudgmental environment where your safety and emotional experience are deeply respected. Whether you are seeking healing from trauma, relief from emotional suffering, or a deeper sense of connection and purpose, I would be honored to walk alongside you in that process.
Holly Fleischer
About Me
Hello! I’m Holly Fleischer, a trained psilocybin facilitator and psychology student passionate about helping people reconnect with themselves, navigate emotional pain, and move toward healing in a compassionate and meaningful way.
My path into this work has been shaped by personal experiences with trauma, mental health struggles, relationships, motherhood, emotional growth, and witnessing the transformative potential of safe, supportive healing spaces. I believe healing happens through connection, honesty, self-compassion, and feeling truly seen and understood—not through shame or judgment.
My Approach
My approach is warm, trauma-informed, and deeply person-centered. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, relationship struggles, emotional overwhelm, self-worth challenges, and periods of transition or disconnection. I believe meaningful healing often happens when people feel emotionally safe enough to slow down, explore their experiences honestly, and reconnect with themselves in a more compassionate and authentic way.
Psilocybin, when approached intentionally and responsibly, can create opportunities for emotional insight, healing, self-understanding, and lasting personal growth. I emphasize preparation, emotional safety, trust, and integration throughout the process.
Working With Women
I feel deeply called to work with women because I understand how often women carry emotional pain, self-doubt, burnout, trauma, and the pressure to care for everyone else while neglecting themselves. Many women spend years feeling unseen, emotionally unsafe, overly responsible, or disconnected from their own needs and identity. Through my own experiences with trauma, healing, motherhood, relationships, and personal growth, I strive to create a compassionate and supportive space where women can feel genuinely heard, accepted, and safe enough to explore their experiences openly. My goal is to help women reconnect with themselves, build self-compassion, strengthen relationships, and move toward healing in a way that feels authentic, empowering, and sustainable.
Education & Training
In addition to being a trained facilitator, I am currently earning my Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Oregon State University and plan to pursue a Masters in Counseling focused on trauma-informed and relational mental health care. My long-term interests include trauma, women’s mental health, attachment, psychedelic integration, and compassionate, accessible healing practices.
What to Expect
In our work together, you can expect a supportive, confidential, and nonjudgmental environment where your experiences and emotions are treated with care and respect. Whether you are seeking healing, clarity, emotional growth, or a deeper connection with yourself, I would be honored to walk alongside you in that process.
Let’s embark on this transformative journey together. Contact us today to learn more about how psilocybin facilitation can benefit you.
FAQ
We are based out of Bend, OR but work with service centers around the state to aid in the accessibility of our services.
Perspective clients who live out of state are welcome to travel to Oregon for services. There are no laws prohibiting this.
The preparation session(s) and Integration session(s) will be conducted via remote meeting (such as Zoom). Travel to Oregon would be required for the administration session.
No, Oregon does not require a referral or prescription for you to access psilocybin services.
The state of Oregon requires you be 21 or older.
Psilocybin facilitation involves guiding individuals through a psilocybin experience in a safe, supportive, and therapeutic manner. Facilitators provide preparation, guidance, and integration support to help individuals navigate their psychedelic healing journey.
The state of Oregon passed Measure 109, which allows the regulated use of psilocybin in Oregon, on November 3, 2020 in the general election. This measure made Oregon the first state in the United States to legalize the use of psilocybin.
For your safety, psilocybin services are unavailable if you are taking Lithium or have taken Lithium in the past 30 day, or if you have ever been, or are currently, diagnosed with psychosis.
Psilocybin is a naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in certain species of mushrooms, often referred to as magic mushrooms. It has profound effects on perception, cognition, and consciousness.
Psilocybin experiences can vary widely depending on factors such as dose, set (mindset, intentions), and setting (physical environment). Common effects include alterations in perception, mood enhancement, introspection, and profound insights.
Integration involves reflecting on and integrating insights, emotions, and experiences from the psilocybin journey into daily life. This may involve journaling, therapy, meditation, creative expression, or engaging in supportive communities.