• Medical Screening

• Preparation sessions

• Facilitated medicine session

• Integration support

• Collaborative intention & relational process guidance

Step 1- Schedule a Consultation

Receive Education on Psychedelics, Orientation on the Journey

Step 2
Pay Your Deposit & Form Your Circle
A $300 non-refundable deposit per person reserves your group’s place within the summer offering. Deposits are applied toward your total balance and include:

• Initial screening & consultation

• Securing your ceremony date

• Your first group intention setting session

Step 3 Plan Your Journey
Psilocythem currently offers medicine spaces in Seattle and Portland. Groups are also welcome to choose a personally meaningful location. Groups are responsible for shared travel or lodging costs for facilitators when applicable.

PRICE: $900-$1300

Psilocythem uses a sliding scale pricing model rooted in the principles of solidarity, reciprocity, and sustainability. All participants receive the same quality of care and support at varied costs so that more Queer and LGBTQIA+ folx can access trauma-conscious psychedelic care and relational healing spaces.

This model is part of an ongoing commitment to reducing financial barriers while also sustaining the labor, preparation, emotional care, and resources required to facilitate this work responsibly and ethically.

Participants are invited to self-select where they fall within the sliding scale with honesty and care for both themselves and the wider community. The higher end of the scale helps make lower-cost access possible for others within the community.

When choosing where you land within the scale, you may consider:

• Your current income and financial stability

• Access to savings, family support, or generational wealth

• Housing stability and access to resources

• Your ability to meet basic needs with relative ease

• Whether paying at a higher tier would create inconvenience or genuine hardship

• Your desire and capacity to support broader access to care for others

The intention of this model is not guilt or financial scrutiny, but collective care. Those with greater access to resources help widen the doorway so more people can enter.

Healing ecosystems thrive through reciprocity. Like a forest canopy sharing light with younger growth, this model allows the practice to remain both accessible and sustainable.

A Trauma-Conscious Relational Approach

These relational pathways are trauma conscious and intentionally designed to tend the thresholds that often emerge for folx navigating:

• Dysphoria & transphobic fatigue

• Complex PTSD

• OCD

• Religious trauma

• Histories of childhood sexual abuse

Care within the circle is not organized around pathology or “fixing,” but around creating enough spaciousness, attunement, consent, and nervous system safety for new possibilities of connection, embodiment, pleasure, and belonging to emerge.

These circles are structured not to orient around pain, but to organize around pleasure, curiosity, imagination, relational trust, and aliveness.

At times, difficult or activating experiences may arise during medicine work. Participants are gently supported in allowing emotions, sensations, memories, and insights to move through their full cycles with care and integration while remaining connected to themselves, the body, and the group.