World class psilocybin services in the heart of Portland

Mushrooms can transform stuck patterns and move you more deeply into connection, authenticity, and wonder.

While your process of self-discovery and healing may be personal, you don’t have to do it alone. At IMMERSIVE, a community of care is waiting for you.

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Am I a fit for psilocybin?

Reimagining psychedelic experiences for the next 100 years

What would a world look like with no PTSD? Where depression, addiction and anxiety can be healed? Where we can navigate grief collectively? And what would community support look like in such a world?

These are some of the questions we are asking, and there’s much we are discovering.

Whether you are seeking transformational personal insight, need help with a mental health issue or trauma, or are connecting to your spirituality—there’s a place for you at Immersive.

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1:1 Journey

a psilocybin journey with a dedicated facilitator

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Our Services

Every detail of our space has been considered to support you on your journey. Have questions? Contact us

Groups

a small or large group, with facilitators available for support

Retreats

spend a weekend really diving into the work with a group

Interested in microdosing?

We offer a variety of community events focused on this combining art, music, or other offerings with mushrooms.

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"I did my first guided psilocybin journey at Immersive at the start of the year, with a set intention to release some past troubles and to begin the new year with a fresh mindset. It was such a good decision, and I highly recommend experiencing your own journey..." -Lexi T.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING:

Meet A Few of Our Facilitators

Book a discovery call today so we can match you with the facilitator that best fits your needs

Anthony Culver

(he/him) As a Firefighter and Paramedic, Anthony understands the stress and trauma that comes with being a first responder. Psilocybin has played a critical role in his ability to process traumatic calls and maintain a positive, enthusiastic approach to the job and life. He has been exploring the therapeutic potential of psilocybin and other psychedelics for over 15 years.

Michele Koh Morollo

(she, her)
Michele is a writer, cognitive behavioral hypnotherapist, and licensed psilocybin facilitator with an MSc in psychology. She is also a certified breathwork coach and reiki practitioner and is working towards Oregon professional counselor licensure. When supporting individuals on their journey, she intuits their unique needs and establishes an environment of safety and trust. Before working in mental healthcare, Michele was a journalist for media outlets like Al Jazeera, CNN, Psychologies, Harper's Bazaar, Dwell, AFAR, and The Wall Street Journal. She is also a biographer and a fiction writer whose stories have been published in literary magazines and anthologies in the US, Canada, Singapore and Hong Kong. Born in Singapore, Michele lived in Perth (Australia), Sulawesi (Indonesia), London, Boston, and Hong Kong, before relocating to Portland, Oregon. Her approach is person-centered, existential, spiritual, holistic, and culturally responsive. She specializes in life transitions, conscious aging, creativity, codependency, addiction, childlessness, third culture identity issues, and intergenerational, cultural, and religious trauma.

Jay Cusker

(he, him) LMFT, certified trauma professional, diverse populations, dual diagnosis, substance use, LGBTQ, family systems, and end-of-life.

Kayli Howard

(she, her) Kayli has a MA in Clinical Psychology and nearly fifteen years of experience working with individuals to elevate their lives. She intimately understands how psilocybin can be used to help us remove blocks, allowing light and insights to flow more freely.

Kimberly Reed

(she/her) MSW. EMDR, HOCI, Depth Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, Women's issues, Tarot, Song Circles, Ritual, Creativity