Frequently Asked Questions

We are approximately 30 minutes from the Portland airport in a beautiful 1920’s farmhouse with cozy appointed private rooms. The vibe is like being at home.

There are many options depending where you want to stay within the city. The closest hotels to Mindtrek are: TownePlace Suites By Marriott 3900 SW 114th Ave. Beaverton, OR 97005 503-605-9368 To find an Airbnb in our area: Things to do in PDX: ​

We are grateful that Oregonians have approved this service but please keep in mind that we are working under the state regulatory framework. Psilocybin is still federally illegal and there are higher operating costs as a result. We believe that Psilocybin can be transformative and want to make sure this opportunity stays in safe hands. These regulations, which consist of facilitator education, strict service center rules, significant paperwork for our clients, and costly licensing, ensure that Oregon's model is built to last.

It really depends on your intention and circumstances. Sometimes one powerful journey can push the reset button. But if you have a long ongoing issue, we recommend doing two or three sessions. It is often said that the first journey is about building a relationship with the mushrooms. Once you understand your relationship, it can be easier to go deeper and do more work. There is no limit to how far you can go, but it is usually best achieved incrementally. Someone on a spiritual track may continue to do journey work for the rest of their lives. Someone who is working on a specific issue may do one or two sessions and be done. Chances are, you won’t know how far, or deep, you want to go until you have done your first journey.

Your payment to Mind trek covers the cost of the facilitator, including the preparation session, sitting for the journey, and the integration session that follows your experience. It also covers the cost of the room rental but it does not cover the cost of the psilocybin which must be paid with cash at the service center the day of the journey session.

The day before your journey we recommend self care; a walk in the woods, yoga, breathwork, or just quiet contemplative time writing in a journal. The day of your trip we suggest wearing comfortable clothes, eating a light breakfast and bringing a favorite snack and beverage to your session.

Your session will take place in a private room furnished to feel like a home- cozy beds, clean sheets, comfortable chairs, blankets, darkening curtains, eye shades, music, aromatherapy, light snacks and beverages will be provided.

It might. But it doesn’t mean you will have an unproductive or unpleasant journey. Sometimes the hardest sessions are the best. And it’s the very reason one would want a facilitator there by your side for support.

Given state guidelines, only a support person/ caregiver is allowed in the room with you. But in general, unless you need physical help, we advise this is a time to go at it alone. If you need support during your session, your facilitator is there as your guide.

Yes! You will have a preparatory session before your journey where you can meet your guide over video conference ( or in person if you desire). You will go through your paperwork and your intentions for your journey. We look forward to meeting you.

We so often see that the caregiver, or person inquiring, needs just as much support, if not more. As counterintuitive as it may feel, it can be more productive if that person does a session simultaneously with the person they are trying to help.