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This offering includes:
• At least one preparation session
• Psilocybin for the administration session (up to 50 mg)
• Use of our Winter Sanctuary Room
• One integration session
For those who feel drawn to a different journey space, sanctuary room upgrades are available for an additional $100-$200, depending on the room selected. These sessions are all-inclusive, with no surprise or dose-based fees, any additional services are always optional and agreed upon in advance.
Below you will find the facilitators practicing at Ripple Journeywork. Some offer the all inclusive $1,215 package, while others set their own pricing. All of our facilitators care about equitable access.
Each facilitator brings their own presence, experience, and approach to preparation and integration.
If you have questions or would like help finding a supportive fit, you are always welcome to reach out.

Lewis often resonates with people navigating uncertainty, cultural transitions, or unfamiliar experiences. His cheerful and approachable nature helps clients feel grounded and more at ease.
Lewis speaks English, French, and Spanish, bringing a global perspective shaped by life in Oregon and time abroad. He continues to serve in crisis response and community outreach, roles that have strengthened his steady and compassionate presence.
His interest in psilocybin facilitation emerged through personal lived experience and years spent exploring healing, personal growth, and meaningful change. His background in French, Political Science, and international study informs his cross-cultural and multilingual approach to facilitation.
Lewis offers two preparation sessions and two post journey integration meetings, creating a thoughtful sense of continuity throughout. He is personable, attentive and dedicated to supporting clients from beginning to end.
All Inclusuve-$1,215

Willow often works with people navigating grief, illness, spiritual questioning, transitions, and periods of profound personal re-orientation. Many arrive at a threshold moment in life, sensing that familiar ways of relating no longer fit and that something deeper is asking for attention.
For more than twenty-five years, Willow has explored ritual, movement, sound, contemplative practice, and the art of deep listening. Her work is informed by an enduring relationship with the natural world, ancestral awareness, and practices that cultivate presence, reverence, and connection across generations.
Willow approaches facilitation as a practice of companionship rather than direction. Sessions unfold through careful listening, intuitive attunement, and respect for each person’s lived experience, inner rhythms, and unfolding process. Her presence is calm, spacious, and spiritually oriented without imposing belief or interpretation.
Every other month, Willow offers one equity-based rate of $444 as part of an ongoing commitment to accessability.
All Inclusive — $1,215

Sam connects especially well with individuals navigating major life transitions, grief, caregiving, identity exploration, and end-of-life conversations. He works naturally with young adults, activists, and others reflecting on purpose, relationships and living in alignment with their values.
A lifelong Oregonian, Sam draws inspiration from ecology, community, and the relationship between people and place. He believes healing and belonging are deeply connected to how we care for one another, relate to the natural world, and find our place within the larger systems that shape our lives.
Personal experiences with psilocybin have deepened his interest in ntentional living and relational care. His background in educational leadership, environmental policy, and ecology continues to influence how he thinks about stewardship, collective responsibility, and the role people play within their communities.
Sam values taking time to build trust and believes meaningful work often unfolds through thoughtful preparation, deep conversation, and sustained connection over time. His presence is reflective and grounded, offering people space to slow down, examine important questions, and engage their experience with curiosity and self compassion.
All Inclusuve-$1,215

Especially drawn to supporting women, mothers, neurodivergent individuals, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and those navigating grief, identity exploration, or major life transitions. Jocelyn values honesty, gentleness, and meeting each person exactly where they are.
Jocelyn’s work is informed by many years of study in Hatha Yoga, herbalism, and the healing arts, alongside a deep connection to seasonal living, creativity, and community care. Motherhood has been one of her greatest teachers, shaping her understanding of patience, presence, and compassionate support.
Warm, intuitive, and somatic approach, centered on creating spaces that feel calm, beautiful, and emotionally supportive. Inspired by nature, music, and the arts, Jocelyn encourages clients to slow down, reconnect inward, and listen closely to the wisdom already within them.
Inquire directly for current pricing, availability, and session options.

Especially passionate about supporting individuals navigating trauma, identity transitions, grief, major life changes, and experiences of marginalization or systemic hardship. Samantha brings a compassionate, non-judgmental approach shaped by years of work alongside underserved and highly impacted populations.
For the past six years, Samantha has worked as a Criminal Defense Investigator in indigent defense, supporting individuals navigating serious criminal charges and complex life circumstances. Earlier in her career, she worked as a residential counselor in a secured psychiatric youth facility serving adolescents experiencing significant emotional and behavioral distress.
These experiences deeply shaped her approach to facilitation and strengthened her commitment to emotional safety, personal agency, and compassionate care. Samantha holds a Master of Science in Psychology from the University of Oregon, with a focus on trauma-informed approaches to psychedelic therapy.
Steady, thoughtful, and ethically grounded facilitation style centered on trust, preparation, and integration. Samantha views psilocybin not as a cure, but as a catalyst for meaningful inner exploration within a supportive and well-held environment. Her approach emphasizes transparency and staying fully present with clients through complex emotional experiences.
Inquire directly for current pricing, availability, and session options.

Many people drawn to Shelah are carrying more than they outwardly let on, including caregivers, entrepreneurs, deeply sensitive individuals, and those navigating recovery, depression, creative burnout, religious and spiritual reframing, or LGBTQIA2S+ identity. She often resonates with people who have spent much of their lives surviving, masking parts of themselves, or feeling pressure to stay strong no matter what.
Shelah first encountered psilocybin during a period of deep questioning in her youth, which changed the way she understood fear, shame, belonging, and connection. Her background includes nursing, harm reduction work at large events, and years spent supporting people through emotionally intense and unpredictable situations.
She also holds deep respect for the indigenous traditions and lineages that have carried these practices across generations. As Co-Founder of Ripple Journeywork, she helped create a space intentionally designed to feel welcoming, private and connected to nature.
Shelah has an authentic and emotionally grounded presence that helps many people feel safe enough to fully exhale. Drawing from both nursing and decades of psychedelic experience, her approach is highly personalized, collaborative, and rooted in compassion.
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