Note: Group zoom meetings will on Thursday evenings 3 weeks before and 3 weeks after the retreat.

Because of the communal space, this retreat is open to all female and non-binary identifying cancer survivors, and follows a suggested donation model.

What’s included:

• 2 State-regulated psilocybin ceremonies for 1 person at a local service center

• 1 Medical screening with an MD

• Accommodations 4 nights/ 5 days. These range from $2000-$5000 inclusive of ceremony & programming. See options below.

• 3 group preparation sessions (4.5 hours)

• 3 group integration sessions post retreat (4.5 hours)

• 5 one-hour private coaching sessions for 1 person

• 3 healthy meals per day at the retreat for 1 person

• Art therapy

• Qigong

• NOT INCLUDED: Travel.

• Note: Psilocybin costs vary depending on dosage and must be paid for directly by the guest at the service center. We’ve assumed roughly $50-80 for a small dose and $150+ large dose ceremony.

See a typical retreat Schedule

Our Mission

Our mission is to create safe, legal, and affordable access to healing experiences. While we offer our retreats at cost, we recognize that even this may still be out of reach for some. If cost is a barrier, please reach out to us directly. Pay what you can—we’ll work with you. What matters most is that we reach the people this retreat was created for: the Young Survivor and AYA (adolescent and young adult) cancer community.

Our programs are designed to offer the highest standards of safety, care, and integrity—without the price barriers that usually keep people out. We offer our retreats at cost so that healing can remain accessible to survivors, thrivers, and caregivers who most need it.

The market rate for what we offer—a private room, expert facilitation, medical screening, and integration coaching—would typically cost $7,000 or more. Through our nonprofit model and the generosity of donors, we make it possible for participants to attend for roughly half of that amount. If you wanted to go do this on your own without the support, it would cost $1500 for a single ceremony. 

Still, we understand that even the at-cost rate can be a stretch. Many participants raise funds through friends, family, and community—and this toolkit will help you do the same.

Those who are able to contribute the full amount help make it possible for others to attend. It’s a community model built on reciprocity, not profit. Participants are invited to self-select their contribution based on their means.

If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact us directly at info@survivorshipcollective.com.