At the Survivorship Collective our goal is to create the conditions for healing and harm reduction. We organize retreats and integration programming. Psilocybin services are provided through licensed facilitators or state-approved healing centers. We do not provide medical treatment or therapy, or sell, supply, or administer psilocybin. Our role includes education, harm reduction, housing, meals, peer support, and integration programming.
Safety First: Every participant is carefully screened by medical professionals, provided an individual safety plan, and supported by licensed facilitators.
7-Week Program: Our healing arc includes 3 weeks of preparation, a 5-day retreat, and 3 weeks of integration, ensuring long-term support. Afterwards, participants are invited to join our monthly ongoing integration circles.
Indigenous Wisdom & Ritual: We do not offer psilocybin services directly. Rather, we honor the deep lineages of sacred medicine work and partner with respected wisdom keepers who are also state-regulated facilitators to help root the experience in reverence and care. Participants pay for services directly to the provider.
Community Healing: Healing doesn’t happen in isolation. We bring survivors together in small, intimate affinity groups where community becomes medicine.
Trauma-Informed Approach: Our entire model is built around consent, pacing, and emotional safety. No one is pushed. Every step is invitational.
This is a space for survivors and thrivers to explore meaning, connection, and healing in ways that are ethical, state-regulated, and grounded in tradition.