Psilocybin Facilitators
Find the Right Psilocybin Mushroom Facilitator For You
Discover our growing community of trusted, licensed psilocybin facilitators in Colorado
If you are seeking legal psilocybin mushroom therapy in Colorado, you’re in the right place.
Reflective Healing Center was one of the first micro-healing centers to receive state licensure in Northern Colorado. Today, we are so proud to support the growing public interest in psilocybin therapy by creating a collaborative community of licensed psilocybin facilitators.
Who Are Our Psilocybin Facilitators?
Reflective Healing psilocybin facilitators are graduates of a DORA-approved psilocybin training program, and all have licenses to practice psilocybin services in the state of Colorado.
Our members are a mix of Clinical Facilitators and Non-Clinical Facilitators. Clinical Facilitators are licensed to provide mental health services in the state of Colorado, such as a licensed professional counselor (LPC) or licensed clinical social worker (LCSW).
Non-Clinical Facilitators may be licensed mental health professionals in other US states, or come from an adjacent background, such as coaching or spiritual leadership.
Many of our psilocybin facilitators have been personally trained by our Founder, Dori Lewis, through the Elemental Psychedelics Mushroom Facilitator Training Program. All affiliated facilitators are vetted and closely aligned with our core values of safety, ethics, and integrity at Reflective Healing Center.
How Can I Request a Psilocybin Session at Reflective Healing Center?
Your first step is to fill out our psilocybin interest form. Once we have your responses, we will review them and pair you with the therapist or facilitator who is the best fit for your needs. If you see a facilitator you connect with in the directory below, you can also request them on your interest form.
We appreciate your patience as we review every submitted form and reach out with information on next steps.
Discover more about the rest of our process on our Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy page.
Can I Schedule a Psilocybin Session if I am Based Outside of Colorado?
Yes! You can travel to Colorado for your psilocybin session, and you must have at least one preparation and one integration session in the state if your provider is a licensed mental health professional in Colorado. Our team can work with you to put together a personalized retreat option that includes pre- and post-session support in addition to your psilocybin journey.
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I am passionate about supporting people in connecting with their innate gifts, embodied empowerment, and capacity to move through life with greater pleasure and ease. My work centers on helping you anchor the wisdom that naturally emerges when you come into deeper relationship with yourself. I understand the sensitive, creative, and sometimes tender landscapes of the human psyche—the places where fear, resistance, and longing coexist. I bring warmth, practicality, and gentleness to help those parts find safety and integration.
Beyond the individual, I attune to the systemic and cultural influences that shape each person’s experience, welcoming the unique kaleidoscope of identities and histories that make you who you are.
For over a decade as a somatic art therapist, I have had the honor of working with trauma survivors, supporting LGBTQ+ clients in self-celebration, tuning into the strengths of neurodivergent clients, supervising new clinicians, and engaging transpersonal explorations within therapy. I am now deepening this work through psilocybin and ketamine-assisted therapy, blending embodied creative processes with the transformative potential of medicine work.
I am a Registered Art Therapist (ATR-BC), Certified Sensorimotor Psychotherapist, Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). I am a Naropa University graduate and a lifelong learner.
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For over a decade, Becky has supported individuals as they navigate trauma, anxiety, and the tender thresholds that arise when life is asking for change. Becky is especially drawn to working with people stepping into a new season, when something old is dissolving and something new is asking to emerge, seeking deeper alignment.
Her work is rooted in a deep respect for the wisdom of the human psyche and the healing capacity within altered states of consciousness. Her work is informed by an embodied understanding of healing that honors the nervous system, the body, and the rhythms of nature. Becky brings a steady, grounded presence to the therapeutic relationship, shaped by her connection to movement, nature, and contemplative practice.
She integrates a robust clinical background with careful, ethical engagement with altered states of consciousness, offering a supportive and well-held container for growth, healing, and integration.
Becky holds a BA in Psychology and an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor through the state of Colorado, certified in EMDR therapy, and has been in private practice for 11 years. She is certified in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy through Naropa University.
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Erin is a licensed therapist with 15 years of experience supporting high achieving individuals and women in the middle years of life through profound inner transformation. As a mushroom facilitator, she offers a grounded and trauma informed approach that helps people return to their deepest clarity and truth.
Her work is rooted in the understanding that healing is not created from the outside. It is a natural and intelligent process already alive within each person. In ceremony, Erin is not guiding clients toward a specific outcome. She creates a safe and attuned environment where the body, the psyche, and the nervous system can reorganize themselves in their own timing.
Erin draws inspiration from the natural world and the way living systems heal and come back into balance through connection and subtle internal shifts. She trusts that the same quiet intelligence exists within every person and that it reveals itself when given space, safety, and presence.
Her way of facilitating is steady, intuitive, and deeply compassionate. She offers a space where clients can soften into what is true, meet themselves with tenderness, and access insights that often lead to lasting change.
Erin’s work is not about becoming someone new. It is a return to what has always been there.
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I am a mother, spouse, Buddhist practitioner, follower of Christ, and a lifelong lover of wild places. My work weaves together contemplative practice, end-of-life care, and psychedelic facilitation. I completed my Psilocybin Facilitator Training through Naropa University and Elemental Psychedelics and am currently a chaplain-in-training with Upaya Zen Center’s Buddhist Chaplaincy Program. Grounded in compassion, presence, forgiveness, and bearing witness, my approach honors the sacred and the secular as inseparable expressions of human wholeness.
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I am currently retired. I have previously enjoyed careers in academic and corporates science as a Moleculr Biologist, and as an FAA Certificated aircraft and helicopter pilot as well as an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic with Inspection Authorization. For the last 25 years we have lived in Alaska and owned and run an aircraft and helicopter maintenance and rebuild shop in Anchorage, as well as a charter fishing business in Seward, AK. I have had Prostate Cancer twice in the last seven years. I have been facilitating psilocybin journeys with cancer patients since getting my Psilocybin Facilitator Certification in 2023. I earned my Death Doula Certificate in early 2025 to support my Facilitation practice.
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Psilocybin-Assisted Coaching | Trauma & Integration Specialist
Jamie offers preparation, psilocybin-assisted journeys, and integration to those seeking meaningful, lasting change and a deeper connection to self. She specializes in guiding clients through deep healing and personal transformation using psilocybin, somatic practices, and parts work. She supports individuals by helping them access their own inner healing intelligence through carefully supported, altered states of consciousness.
Jamie has completed advanced training with Elemental Psychedelics, Fluence, and the IFS Institute, has facilitated multiple psilocybin and ketamine sessions, and has co-facilitated psilocybin retreats. She is also a licensed therapist in Pennsylvania. Her extensive background in this field ensures that each session—whether preparation, journey, or integration—is conducted with the highest standard of care, ethics, and respect for the medicine. With a warm, grounded, and holistic approach, Jamie creates a safe and personalized healing journey for each person.
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Jen brings compassion to therapy and psychedelic facilitation, believing deeply in each person’s innate capacity to heal, grow, and transform. She views it as an honor to walk alongside clients as they reconnect with their inner wisdom through skilled, supportive guidance.
Jen holds a master’s degree in Military and Emergency Responder Psychology from CSU-Global and is a Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) and Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC). She is EMDR-trained and specializes in addiction, trauma, anxiety, and working with military members, veterans, first responders, and their families—communities for whom she holds deep respect and care.
Her work is grounded in a constructivist approach, emphasizing collaboration, meaning-making, and honoring each client’s lived experience. Jen is currently enrolled in a comprehensive psychedelic therapy training program through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, with a particular interest in psilocybin-assisted therapy for trauma, addiction, and persistent patterns of disconnection. Her facilitation style is ethical, intentional, and centered on thorough preparation and integration to support lasting, meaningful change.
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Jenny Epstein Kessem, MA, LPC, BC-DMT, ACS, NMIT is a Colorado-based psychotherapist and dance movement therapist with more than two decades of clinical experience in mindfulness and body-centered therapy. She serves adults in her private practice, in individual and couple settings, and has particular joy in serving couples. She also created the Relational Unmasking program for neurodivergent adults to explore unmasking in group spaces. She is proudly neurodivergent herself.
Jenny’s friendship with mushrooms and mushroom foraging goes back 24 years. She is approved by the State of Colorado to serve psilocybin as an NMIT and is accepting clients, particularly those wishing to explore embodiment, authenticity, and themes of life and death. She is a grateful 7 year cancer survivor, and continues to explore what mushrooms teach us about life (and death).
Jenny is the proud mama of two kids. She loves fluid movement forms such as dance, especially Contact Improvisation, swimming, and walking in nature.
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I am a licensed attorney, former magistrate, mom of two young boys, and licensed psilocybin facilitator trained by Elemental Psychedelics in Fort Collins, Colorado. I have dedicated my legal career to public service working as a public defender and Guardian ad Litem for at-risk youth. After confronting and witnessing deep trauma and failings within the justice system for more than a decade, I am inspired and called to psilocybin facilitation as one hopeful way to meet the vast need for healing outside of it.
Throughout my professional career and personal exploration of psychedelics, I have come to believe that there is transformational medicine everywhere. I am passionate about helping others find their own inner healing, authenticity, and guidance through psilocybin journeys, integration and beyond.
With deep reverence for all that the mushrooms may share: opportunities to enrich our day-to-day life experience; reflect deeply on what it is to be human; relate to pain and grief; encounter cosmic realms; expand joy and purpose; and invite renewal and growth into our lives, I am grateful to hold space in partnership with this mysterious and beautiful medicine.
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I'm a former U.S. Army Special Forces Communications Sergeant, a CSU graduate, and a legal psychedelic facilitator. Underneath those titles is someone who believes in the slow work of return: to the body, to truth, to relationship, to purpose, to the ordinary life still waiting on the other side.
I came to this work the long way. Through grief and depression, through military service and the strange quiet that follows once the chaos subsides. Beneath all of it sat a humbling truth: surviving and being alive aren't the same thing.
For years I knew how to endure, perform, keep moving. What took longer was learning to feel again, soften without falling apart, and to let the parts of myself find their way back to life.
Psychedelic work met me there. It taught me that healing isn't only about what we set down, but what we're finally willing to carry. There's beauty in vulnerability.
Now I do that same work with others. To sit with another person in the dark without rushing them toward the light. Veterans. High performers. People mid-dissolution, mid-becoming, somewhere between who they were.
If something is asking for your attention, let's talk.
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Koelle Simpson is a somatic therapist, life coach, horse whisperer, spiritual mentor with more than twenty years of experience supporting clients. She is an advanced Somatic Experiencing practitioner through Dr. Levine as well as a DARe Attachment Theory practitioner through Dr. Heller. Additionally, Koelle is a Psychedelic Somatic Institute (PSIP) therapist and holds a bachelor’s in psychology from Naropa University. Koelle began supporting clients with psychedelic therapy in 2010. Over the past fifteen years she has come to appreciate the profound growth and inner transformation that can take place when sacred entheogens are held with reverence and mindful facilitation.
Throughout Koelle’s personal healing journey, starting in early childhood, horses became an important of part discovering how to restore trust in herself and others. This journey to transform the effects of trauma led her to become the founder of an internationally renowned Equus Coaching(R) movement. Today, Koelle supports individual clients and leads nature-based retreats throughout the US and abroad, all of which are guided by the wisdom of animals. She strives to be a humble student of life and marvels at the magic and resilience of the human spirit. Koelle lives in Fort Collins, Colorado with her husband Patrick Gaines.
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Kylie House, M.D. is a psychiatrist who values complexities, mysteries, seemingly opposite truths, and surprises. These leanings have certainly drawn her toward her work with psychedelic medicines. From the western perspective, she has appreciated the technical knowledge gained of these medicines from the linear and deductive scientific approach, and she endeavors to use her medical knowledge and skills when needed. At the same time, she continues to be humbled by the wisdom imparted from these medicines, who, as her indigenous teachers have taught her, bring their own conscious energy to the interdependent nature of our wellbeing.
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Metabolizing trauma lies at the heart of my work—guiding the passage from carrying trauma as an identity to stepping into a larger belonging with oneself and the world. I approach this journey through the wisdom of the body in movement, listening to the language of sensation, emotion, thought, and spirit as they weave together a path toward resilience. My practice welcomes the fullness of human complexity—plural identities, political realities, and layered stories—inviting each person to rediscover their own somatic dialogue. Through embodied practices, I hold space for clients to reconnect with the deeper current of their spiritual selves and to feel more at home in their skin.
This work grows from over sixteen years as a therapist, educator, and international trainer, where I have witnessed healing emerge in many forms. Alongside therapy, I support other therapists as a teacher, supervisor, and mentor, walking with them as they cultivate their own presence and path. My calling is both personal and collective: to accompany others in remembering that healing is not only recovery from pain, but also an opening into aliveness, relationship, and belonging.
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Lindsay Jensen-Evans is a Breathwork Guide, Ceremonialist, and Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator based between the North Shore of O'ahu and Colorado.
She works with those who feel ready to go beyond insight and into a deeper relationship with themselves, through the body, through ceremony, and through direct experience. For those navigating life transitions, sensing that greater depth is available, and feeling a curiosity to explore. Her approach is grounded in nervous system awareness, careful preparation, and deep respect for the intelligence within each person's process.
With a background in medical anthropology, Lindsay has devoted herself for more than two decades to the study of expanded states, embodiment, and healing. She holds a Natural Medicine Facilitator License in Colorado and completed her Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Practitioner training through the SoundMind Institute.
Her certifications span breathwork facilitation, somatic and trauma-informed practice, psychedelic integration, and holistic health coaching. She remains in ongoing mentorship and deepening study within the ceremonial lineages and psychedelic healing traditions she has trained in.
Lindsay believes this work is about reconnecting to Universal Love and remembering our true nature.
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Hello! My name is Sarah. I am a former pediatrician who is now wandering the wilds of earth and heart to learn more deeply the true nature of healing.
I believe that each of our lives is, without exception, a holy expression of love. I believe that we belong here…here to our own bodies and nervous systems and hearts; here to this animate Earth; here to this present moment. I believe that healing is the journey of coming home, again and again, to this eternal center of love and belonging. Mushrooms can be powerful allies on this journey home.
My formal training in psychedelic facilitation is through the Synthesis Institute in the Netherlands, and through Elemental Psychedelics here in Colorado. Extensive experience with the nature-based Animas Valley Institute has provided the primary map by which I navigate the mysterious terrain of the psyche.
I am here as a companion on the journey home to yourself; my goal is to help you listen to the deepest callings of your Soul and to walk your own truest path wherever it may lead.
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With over 30 years in private practice, I am an experienced psychotherapist specializing in integrative mental health and chronic health conditions. My work is grounded in a holistic mind–body–spirit approach, recognizing the interconnected nature of emotional wellbeing, physical health, and the nervous system.
I am a Certified EMDR Therapist and have training in somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and transpersonal psychology, allowing me to work with trauma, complex emotional patterns, and embodied stress responses. I have extensive experience supporting individuals navigating chronic illness and long-term health challenges.
I am also a trained psilocybin therapist and hold an NMIT license, offering preparation and integration within an ethical and therapeutically grounded framework. Additionally, I am a Level II Reiki practitioner, incorporating somatic and energetic awareness when appropriate.
My approach is collaborative, compassionate, and depth-oriented, supporting meaningful and lasting healing.
If you are interested in setting up a consultation for psilocybin services with one of our Member Facilitators, please complete our interest form and specify the facilitator you would like to connect with.