Erin Pappas
Facilitator
Erin Pappas is a nurturing facilitator with a profound understanding of the human psyche.
Drawing from over 27 years of experience with psychedelics and 16 years in the medical field, she creates a safe, empathetic environment for clients to explore psilocybin's potential.
Erin is a graduate of the Changa Institute and a member of the American Psychedelic Practitioners Association.
Her approach merges ancestral wisdom with modern knowledge, fostering inclusive and supportive spaces for personal transformation.
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Lindsey Reinhart
Facilitator
Lindsey has been a Family Medicine Physician Assistant for over 14 years, encompassing a great deal of mental health and end-of-life care, in addition to providing profound expertise in psilocybin facilitation.
Certified in Reiki and Advanced Panic Healing, she combines plant-based medicine with energy and sound therapies.
Her extensive experience in clinical medicine and mental health provides a solid foundation for clients that choose to pursue their healing through psilocybin services.
In her free time, she enjoys rockhounding, beekeeping, and managing her hobby farm, reflecting her commitment to holistic wellness.
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John-Paul Crowe
Facilitator
John-Paul Crowe (JP) is a licensed psilocybin facilitator with a background in environmental sustainability.
Trained at InnerTrek, a comprehensive psilocybin facilitator training program, JP utilizes a non-directive approach informed by meditation and scientific research. Originally from South Africa, he now resides in Bend, focusing on personal growth, spiritual inquiry, and overcoming trauma.
JP's facilitation is grounded and non-judgmental, creating a safe space for clients to explore their inner landscapes.
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Frank Larson
Facilitator
Frank Larson, a former surgeon with over 30 years of experience in healthcare, now focuses on mental health through plant-based medicines.
He played a key role in Oregon's Measure 109 and graduated from InnerTrek’s facilitator program. A member of several psychedelic associations, Frank uses a mindfulness-based approach to assist those with addiction, anxiety, and depression.
His participation in Mazatec ceremonies enriches his practice, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life. Frank enjoys hiking, kayaking, and meditating in nature.
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Brad Piper
Facilitator
Brad Piper is a licensed psilocybin facilitator who is immersed in the supportive and informed psychedelic community in Central Oregon and committed to assisting others in their journeys. I feel psilocybin can help provide people with a fresh look at so many aspects of their life or assist in supporting a change they may be seeking. Change can be difficult as we grow and become ingrained in our behaviors and habits. Psilocybin can give people the additional support needed to break old thought patterns, allowing us to grow and have a new perspective on any issue we set our inventions too.
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Josh Goldstein
Facilitator
Hi, I’m Josh Goldstein, I bring a diverse range of experience to this work, enabling me to meet you exactly where you are on your personal journeys. With an extensive background in both science and education, and 15 years of experience working in therapeutic environments, I aim to adeptly guide, both individuals and groups as they delve into their inner landscapes. I have nearly 30 years of personal engagement with plant medicine which has afforded me profound insights into facing the various aspects of ourselves that too often linger in the shadows.
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Flow Zeda
Facilitator
Flow Zeda is passionate about guiding individuals to break free from limitations and step into their fullest, most vibrant selves through transformative psilocybin facilitation. With over 15 years of professional experience in healing and expressive arts, an Oregon state facilitation license, and extensive training with Innertrek, Flow brings a wealth of expertise to her work.
She has guided hundreds of clients in healing, growth, and self-discovery by blending ritual, expressive arts, spiritual counseling, holistic healing, and science-based practices. Her approach fosters creativity, self-acceptance, and freedom in body, mind, and spirit.
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Molly Jacobs
Facilitator
With a background in psychology, clinical research, and neuroscience, Molly integrates somatic therapeutic modalities into her work as a Psilocybin Facilitator.
She helps clients navigate trauma, addiction, grief, and anxiety, while promoting nervous system regulation and balance.
As a space holder, Molly offers support through ceremony and nurturance, aiming to empower clients in their healing journey.
A lifelong farmer and herbalist, she weaves her connection to the natural world into sessions, fostering resilience and connection with oneself, others, and the earth.
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Cheri Plantenberg
Facilitator
With over 20 years in psychology and trauma recovery, Cheri Plantenberg is a skilled psilocybin guide trained at The Changa Institute.
She integrates self-care, meditation, and sound healing into her practice, respecting the insights from indigenous traditions.
Cheri fosters a safe environment for transformative healing journeys.
Outside her professional life, she is passionate about writing, gardening, and enjoying outdoor adventures with her family in the Pacific Northwest.
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Megan West
Facilitator
Megan West, with over 15 years of counseling experience, holds degrees in Psychology and Community Counseling. She specializes in addressing depression, anxiety, grief, addiction, trauma, and more.
Recognizing the limitations of traditional talk therapy, Megan embraces psychedelic therapy, particularly psilocybin mushrooms, to help clients access deeper subconscious healing.
Combining her expertise in traditional therapy with mindfulness and empathy, she guides individuals in safe, holistic environments through personal journeys of self-discovery and reconnection to themselves and their loved ones.
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Maci Antonuccio
Facilitator
Maci Antonuccio is a licensed facilitator and reiki practitioner with over a decade of experience working with psilocybin.
She provides compassionate support for individuals dealing with grief, depression, anxiety, and PTSD, with a special focus on grief journeys. After losing her youngest child, Maci founded "Loss Moms on Mushrooms," a community for mothers healing from child loss through psilocybin therapy.
She creates a safe space for clients to explore their emotions. In her free time, Maci enjoys nature, painting, and spending time with her family and pets.
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River Jenkins
Facilitator
River is a graduate of the SoundMind Institute Psychedelic Facilitator Training Program with twelve years of experience working with psychedelic medicines.
She believes in the potential of psychedelic medicines to nurture and expand both individual and collective healing.
In addition to psilocybin facilitation, River is a harm reduction worker and supervisor at the Fireside Project, the world’s only psychedelic support line.
She also conducts research in psilocybin- and MDMA-assisted psychotherapy. In her free time, she enjoys building an off-grid permaculture community and exploring the Pacific Northwest with her dogs.
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