A licensed psilocybin healing center nestled on a half-acre sanctuary in the Denver Metro — held by licensed therapist-facilitators, rooted in the earth, and built to feel like home.
A private garden property designed for deep healing — not a suite in an office park.
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Therapist-Facilitators
Every guide is both a licensed psilocybin facilitator and a licensed mental health therapist.
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Fully Licensed
Colorado-licensed Natural Medicine Healing Center operating under Proposition 122.
Who We Are
A place that holds you from the moment you arrive.
Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary was born from a simple but profound belief — that where you heal matters just as much as how you heal. Nestled on a half-acre property with a living serenity garden, our space was designed to feel like home from the moment you walk through the gate.
You are welcomed into a private, unhurried space where soft light filters through living plants, the garden is always within reach, and every detail has been chosen to make you feel genuinely held. This is a place where deep healing can happen because the environment itself is part of the medicine.
"The environment you heal in is inseparable from the healing itself."
Our sanctuary is warm, intimate, and rooted in nature — a cozy, home-like setting where you are received with care, held with skill, and never rushed through the most meaningful work of your life.
What makes us different
Every facilitator is also a licensed therapist
The same person who prepares you, guides your journey, and supports your integration is a clinically trained professional who holds your full arc.
Nature as part of the medicine
Half-acre serenity garden, living plants, natural materials — the environment itself is designed to hold and ground you.
Unhurried, home-like, intimate
A private property — never a shared office suite. You will feel the difference the moment you arrive.
Continuous care, no handoffs
From first consultation through final integration — one relationship, one voice, one therapist-facilitator, the whole way through.
Our Process
Prepare. Journey. Integrate.
Every healing arc follows three carefully held phases — clinically grounded, personally tailored, and supported by the same therapist-facilitator from first conversation through lasting transformation.
Your journey begins well before your session day — and that is entirely intentional.
After your complimentary consultation, you will be matched with a therapist-facilitator who works with you through 2–3 dedicated preparation sessions. These are not intake paperwork. They are real, meaningful therapeutic work that lays the foundation for everything that follows.
Trust & Safety
You and your facilitator will build a genuine felt sense of safety — the single most important factor in a positive journey experience. You will arrive on session day knowing your facilitator deeply, and knowing they know you.
Explore Your Intentions
Rather than rigid goals, we help you arrive at open, curious intentions — framed as invitations. What do you most want to understand about yourself? What are you ready to release? What are you hoping to open to? Your facilitator will help you move from anxious outcome-thinking into a posture of receptive curiosity.
Medical & Psychological Review
Your full history is reviewed to confirm psilocybin is appropriate for you, screen for any contraindications, and discuss any medications or substances that may affect your experience. We discuss what to expect — the arc of the experience, what physical sensations may arise, and how to work with the medicine rather than against it.
Journey Plan
Together you will curate the details of your session day — from the music that will hold you, to whether you would like access to the serenity garden, to any personal items or ceremonial elements that feel meaningful to bring. We ask that you take at least one full day off before your journey to rest, minimize stimulants, and arrive as grounded as possible. The quality of your preparation is directly reflected in the depth of your experience.
Your session day is held entirely within the sanctuary — warm, quiet, and intentional in every detail.
Arrival & Grounding
You will be welcomed by your facilitator and given unhurried time to settle in, connect with the space, and transition out of the busyness of everyday life. This opening ritual — whether a brief grounding meditation, a walk through the serenity garden, or simply sitting together in stillness — helps your nervous system arrive fully before the medicine does.
Intention Revisiting
Before ingestion, you and your facilitator revisit your intentions one final time, allowing you to arrive at the experience with clarity and openness rather than expectation.
Ingestion & The Journey Itself
Psilocybin is administered in a carefully considered dose, calibrated across your preparation sessions. Effects typically begin within 15–60 minutes. The active experience lasts approximately 5–8 hours — a private, softly lit room, a couch or mattress, blankets, an optional eye mask, and a curated music journey throughout.
Your facilitator remains present for the entirety of the session. They will not direct your experience — the medicine does that. They are there to ensure you feel safe, seen, and supported. You may experience shifts in sensory perception, emotional release, deep introspection, or moments of profound clarity and connectedness.
You may also encounter challenging terrain — memories, emotions, or sensations that feel difficult to meet. These moments are not obstacles. They are often where the most meaningful healing lives. Your facilitator is trained to help you move through rather than away from whatever arises.
Re-entry
As the experience gently closes, your facilitator guides you through a soft landing — grounding exercises, nourishing food and water, and unhurried time to begin integrating what arose. You will not leave until your facilitator is confident you are grounded and ready. Transportation must be arranged in advance — driving yourself home is not permitted on session day.
The journey is where the door opens. Integration is where you walk through it.
Psilocybin creates a remarkable window of neurological openness — a period in which the brain is unusually receptive to new patterns of thought, feeling, and behavior. Without intentional integration support, the insights from a journey can fade or remain disconnected from daily life. With it, even a single session can produce lasting shifts that ripple forward for months and years.
Meaning Making
In the days and weeks following your session, you will meet with your therapist-facilitator for 3–6 integration sessions — licensed therapy sessions designed specifically around your experience. Together you will translate imagery and emotions into understanding you can carry forward, identify the shifts in perspective or behavior that feel most alive and worth anchoring into your life, and work through anything that felt unresolved or difficult to hold alone.
Personal Integration Practice
Your facilitator will help you build a practice tailored to your continued unfolding — journaling, somatic work, meditation, time in nature. Together you will explore whether additional sessions, ongoing therapy, or community support would serve your continued healing.
Because your facilitator is also your licensed therapist, your integration sessions are genuine clinical therapy — not a debrief. The same person who held you through your journey is now helping you build a life that reflects what you found there. That continuity of relationship is one of the things that makes our model genuinely rare.
The journey is where the door opens. Integration is where you walk through it.
Your safety is the architecture of everything we do.
Every protocol, every screening question, every moment of facilitator presence exists for one reason — to ensure your experience is as safe, supported, and therapeutically sound as possible. Here is exactly how we protect you.
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Step 1
Comprehensive intake screening
Every client completes a thorough screening before any preparation begins. We screen carefully for contraindications including:
Personal or family history of psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar I disorder
Significant cardiovascular conditions or unmanaged hypertension
Lithium, SSRIs/SNRIs, and MAOIs — reviewed with medical consultation when needed
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Active suicidality or recent severe psychiatric crisis
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Step 2
Medical oversight & personalized dosing
A licensed physician medical director reviews every client and is available on all session days. Dosing is never one-size-fits-all.
All psilocybin is sourced from Colorado-licensed, regulated manufacturers with verified purity and potency. No guesswork. No contaminants.
Dose is collaboratively determined across your preparation sessions and is never increased on session day without your full, informed consent.
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Step 3
Continuous safety during your journey
Your therapist-facilitator is present for every moment of the 6–8 hour session
Trauma-informed grounding techniques available throughout
Emergency protocols in place; nearest hospital mapped; physician on call
Full informed consent documentation before every session
No driving on session day; facilitator clears you before departure
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Step 4
Post-session support & aftercare
Before your session, you and your facilitator build a personal post-journey support plan together. Integration sessions begin within days of your journey.
Your therapist-facilitator remains reachable between sessions if anything unexpected surfaces. You are not alone in what comes after.
3–6 integration sessionsOngoing support available
"That honesty is part of how we keep you safe. If psilocybin is not right for you right now, we will tell you — and point you toward what is."
Fully licensed & compliant
Colorado Natural Medicine Healing Center
Colorado Natural Medicine Health Act (Proposition 122)
All facilitators: active Colorado NMHF license + licensed MH therapy credential
Every service is delivered by a licensed mental health therapist who is also a licensed psilocybin facilitator. Preparation and integration sessions are clinical therapy — not just check-ins.
Reserve your place where medicine and nature meet.
We open to a select number of clients at a time to ensure every person receives the depth of care this work requires. Join our waitlist to be among the first invited when new availability opens.
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No commitment — joining the list simply reserves your place. No payment, no obligation.
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Legal & Medical Disclaimer
Legal · Medical · Therapeutic Disclaimer
Important disclosures for everyone considering our services.
We publish this in plain language because trust starts with transparency. Read it fully before booking a consultation or natural medicine session.
Last updated: May 2026Jurisdiction: Colorado, USAApplies to: All Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary services
01 Legal status & licensing
Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary operates as a licensed natural medicine healing center under the Colorado Natural Medicine Health Act of 2022 (C.R.S. Title 12, Article 170), enacted by voters as Proposition 122 and implemented by SB23-290. Services are delivered in accordance with rules promulgated by the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) Natural Medicine Division and the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), codified at 1 CCR 212-3 and 4 CCR 755-1.
Our healing center is separately licensed by the City and County of Denver under the 2025 municipal natural medicine ordinance administered by Denver Excise & Licenses. Local zoning sign-off, fingerprint background checks, and site inspections are conditions of our continued operation.
We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operating on behalf of any federally recognized American Indian tribe. We do not represent that our services constitute traditional Indigenous ceremony or medicine, and we explicitly disclaim any such claim as required by C.R.S. § 12-170-105 and the Denver ordinance.
02 Federal law notice
⚠ Federal Schedule I substance
Psilocybin and psilocin remain Schedule I controlled substances under the federal Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. § 812). Although Colorado has decriminalized and licensed certain natural medicine activities for adults 21 and older, federal law does not recognize this exception. Participation in our services may carry federal legal risk, particularly for individuals subject to federal employment, security clearance, immigration status, professional licensure, child custody, or travel restrictions.
You are solely responsible for evaluating whether participation is consistent with your federal obligations. We strongly recommend consultation with a qualified attorney before booking if you hold federal employment, possess a security clearance, are a non-citizen, work in a federally regulated industry, or are involved in any custody, divorce, or immigration proceeding.
Natural medicine and natural medicine products may not be transported across state lines. Possession outside Colorado, including in airports operating under federal jurisdiction, may constitute a federal offense.
03 Age & eligibility
Services are restricted to adults 21 years of age or older as required by C.R.S. § 12-170-103. Government-issued photo identification is required at intake. We do not provide services to minors under any circumstances.
All participants must complete our intake screening and informed-consent process. We reserve the absolute right to decline service to any prospective participant for whom our facilitators or medical advisor determine that the risks outweigh the potential benefits, or for whom our services are not clinically appropriate.
04 Medical disclaimer
Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary does not practice medicine and does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or cure. Information presented on this website, in marketing materials, in preparation sessions, and during integration is offered for general educational and harm-reduction purposes only.
Natural medicine services are not a substitute for evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment by a licensed physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, licensed therapist, or other qualified healthcare provider. Nothing we publish should be construed as a claim that psilocybin or any natural medicine cures, treats, mitigates, or prevents any condition.
If you have any medical or psychiatric condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are currently taking prescription medication, obtain medical clearance from your prescribing physician before booking.
In a medical or psychiatric emergency
Call 911, go to the nearest emergency room, or call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). Do not wait for a response from our team. This website is not monitored 24/7 and is not an emergency service.
05 Contraindications
Natural medicine services are not appropriate for everyone. We publish the full list below so you can assess fit before contacting us.
Absolute or strong contraindications
Personal history of psychosisIncluding schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or prior psilocybin-precipitated psychosis.
Bipolar I disorderParticularly with a history of mania or hypomanic episodes.
Active suicidalityCurrent ideation with plan or intent; recent attempt within 12 months.
First-degree family historyOf schizophrenia or bipolar I disorder (parent, sibling, child).
Seizure disorderActive epilepsy or history of unprovoked seizures without neurology clearance.
Pregnancy or breastfeedingInsufficient safety data; services are deferred until after weaning.
Active substance use disorderUntreated alcohol, stimulant, or opioid use disorder requiring primary treatment first.
Conditions requiring medical clearance
Controlled hypertension, coronary artery disease, or any prior cardiac diagnosis.
Migraine with aura, history of stroke or TIA, or any cerebrovascular condition.
Diabetes (Type 1 or Type 2) requiring insulin or oral medication.
Autoimmune, thyroid, hepatic, or renal disease under active management.
History of complex trauma, dissociative disorders, eating disorders, or borderline personality disorder.
Any condition not listed above for which you take a daily prescription.
You must disclose all conditions truthfully at intake. Non-disclosure or misrepresentation of health information voids our duty of care and may result in immediate cessation of services with no refund, in accordance with C.R.S. § 12-170-105.
06 Medication interactions
Psilocybin interacts meaningfully with many prescription medications. We require disclosure of every prescription, over-the-counter medication, supplement, and recreational substance used in the prior 90 days.
Medications requiring discontinuation or specialist consultation
Lithium — strong relative contraindication; seizure risk reported. Discontinuation must be supervised by your prescriber.
Antipsychotics (typical and atypical) — blunt or block psilocybin effects; require psychiatric coordination.
SSRIs / SNRIs (sertraline, fluoxetine, escitalopram, venlafaxine, duloxetine, etc.) — typically attenuate the experience; tapering must be physician-directed.
Tricyclic antidepressants — may potentiate cardiovascular effects.
Tramadol, dextromethorphan, MDMA — serotonin-syndrome risk if combined.
Never adjust medication on your own
Do not stop, taper, or modify any prescribed medication without your prescribing physician's direct supervision. Abrupt discontinuation of psychiatric medication carries serious risk.
07 Psychological & therapy disclaimer
Our facilitators hold one of two license types issued by DORA: Facilitator (NMF) or Clinical Facilitator (NMCF). The distinction matters and is disclosed for every staff member.
A facilitator licensed solely under DORA's natural medicine program does not practice psychotherapy, counseling, or the practice of medicine as those terms are defined under Colorado law. Where a member of our staff additionally holds a Colorado mental-health license (LCSW, LPC, LMFT, LAC, PMHNP, or MD), psychotherapy services delivered are governed by the rules of their secondary license and are legally and operationally distinct from natural medicine services.
Natural medicine services are not psychotherapy, nor a substitute for ongoing mental-health treatment. We recommend that participants maintain a relationship with an outside therapist or psychiatrist for the period surrounding their journey and during integration.
Possible psychological effects
Participants may experience, during or following an administration session, transient or prolonged states including but not limited to: intense emotion (fear, grief, awe, joy), confronting autobiographical memory, perceptual distortion, visual and auditory phenomena, ego dissolution, depersonalization or derealization, altered time perception, somatic discomfort, fatigue, headache, transient anxiety or depression, vivid dreams, sleep disturbance, and rarely, protracted perceptual changes (HPPD), psychosis, or worsening of underlying psychiatric conditions.
08 Informed consent
Colorado law (C.R.S. § 12-170-105 and 4 CCR 755-1 Rule 6) requires written informed consent before any administration session. Our consent process covers, at minimum:
The participant's complete and accurate health-information disclosure.
Risk factors identified based on that disclosure and any drug contraindications.
Realistic expectations for the preparation, administration, and integration sessions.
Explicit parameters for physical contact during sessions and the right to withdraw consent at any time.
The right to discontinue services at any time, with refund terms disclosed in advance.
Any audio or video recording occurring during services, and the right to refuse.
Safety planning, including identification of a sober support person and post-session transportation.
Financial disclosures, including all fees and any third-party services used to collect payment.
You will receive the full informed-consent document before your preparation session and will have time to review it with the facilitator, your physician, or counsel of your choice before signing.
09 No outcomes or therapeutic guarantee
We make no representation, warranty, or guarantee — express or implied — of any specific therapeutic, psychological, spiritual, emotional, or medical outcome. Testimonials, case studies, research summaries, and personal accounts describe individual experiences only and should not be relied upon to predict your experience.
The body of clinical research on psilocybin is promising but preliminary. No natural medicine is FDA-approved for any indication as of the date above. Outcomes vary substantially across individuals. A meaningful percentage of participants report no measurable change; some report worsening of certain symptoms.
10 Assumption of risk
Participation in natural medicine services involves inherent risks that cannot be fully eliminated, including but not limited to: adverse physiological reactions; psychological distress; falls, accidents, or injury in altered states; emergent memory or affective material; impaired judgment for up to 24 hours after administration; and the federal legal risks identified above.
To the maximum extent permitted by Colorado law, participants and prospective participants waive claims against Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary, its facilitators, employees, contractors, owners, and the property owner for any outcome arising from participation, except in cases of gross negligence, willful misconduct, or violation of statute.
11 Confidentiality & reporting obligations
Records related to participants constitute medical data under C.R.S. § 24-72-204(3)(a)(I) and are held in confidence. We do not share personally identifying information without written authorization, except where required by law or where one of the following mandatory-reporting exceptions applies:
Imminent risk of serious harm to self or another identifiable person.
Suspected abuse or neglect of a child, dependent adult, or at-risk elder under Colorado mandatory-reporter statutes.
Court order, subpoena, or lawful regulatory investigation by DOR, DORA, or Denver Excise & Licenses.
Adverse event reporting required by C.R.S. § 12-170 and DOR rule.
12 Cultural & spiritual respect
We honor the centuries of Indigenous stewardship from which contemporary psychedelic practice descends. We are not a religious organization; we are not affiliated with any federally recognized tribe; and we do not represent our services as traditional ceremony. We do not use the word "shaman" to describe our staff and we do not appropriate closed cultural practices.
13 External resources, testimonials, & research links
This website may link to external research, news coverage, professional organizations, and personal accounts. We do not control or endorse third-party content and are not responsible for its accuracy. Research citations are illustrative; outcomes from clinical trials conducted in controlled academic settings may not generalize to our services.
Testimonials, when published, appear with the express written consent of the participant and are edited only for clarity, length, and the removal of identifying information. We do not pay for testimonials.
14 Contact, complaints, & regulatory bodies
Questions about this disclaimer may be directed to our compliance lead at Delossoulpsych@gmail.com.
To file a regulatory complaint independent of Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary, contact:
Healing center licensure & facility complaints — Colorado Department of Revenue, Natural Medicine Division: dnm.colorado.gov
Healthcare-provider conduct — DORA Division of Professions and Occupations.
Acknowledgment
By using this website, scheduling a consultation, or participating in any Denver Psilocybin Sanctuary service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accept the terms of this disclaimer in full. This disclaimer is incorporated by reference into our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Participant Agreement.
We may update this disclaimer as Colorado rules, Denver ordinances, federal law, or our clinical practice evolve. Material changes will be posted with a revised "Last updated" date at the top of this page.
This page is informational and does not constitute legal, medical, or psychological advice. It is not a substitute for individualized counsel from a licensed Colorado attorney, your prescribing physician, or your mental-health provider.