Mushroom Facilitator Group Consultation

Elemental Psychedelics is pleased to announce our drop-in virtual consultation group for mushroom medicine facilitators. This is an ongoing virtual consultation group for newer mushroom facilitators who are developing their skills and finding their way into this emerging field.

Together, we’ll explore the embodied art of facilitation, with an emphasis on somatic awareness, presence, nervous-system attunement, and learning to skillfully “be with” participants through the unfolding of a mushroom journey.

This is a space to learn from one another, deepen your confidence and embodied presence, explore ethical and relational questions, and develop your own authentic approach to facilitation. Through shared inquiry, somatic skill building, and case consultation, we’ll support one another in growing the skills, discernment, and grounded presence needed to hold safe, ethical, and compassionate containers for mushroom work.

Every third Wednesday of the month | 5:00–6:00 PM MT | Virtual

Open to clinical and non-clinical facilitators

Feel free to drop-in to this monthly group anytime you like! The cost is $60 per session. Elemental will send you the DORA required consultation form for anyone with a NMIT license.

Note that a minimum of three people is required each month for the consultation group to run, so please submit your RSVP if you are planning to join us! If the minimum is not met, we will notify you of cancellation within 24 hours of the session time and will refund the fee. The session fee is otherwise non-refundable.

Once you RSVP and pay the session fee, you will receive a confirmation email with the zoom link to join. For any questions, email: admin at elementalpsychedlelics dot com

We hope you will consider joining us for this very special Elemental consultation group!

DARCI MEYERS, MA (she/hers) is a Certified Hakomi Therapist, Buddhist chaplain, and author living in the high-mountain desert of southern Colorado. She has been in psychedelic healing spaces since the mid 1990s. She had the great fortune of studying with many pioneers in the field, both Indigenous and Western teachers and guides, with an emphasis on weaving Indigenous wisdom and Western psychological understanding. Darci also worked in hospice and palliative care for nearly 15 years, and guided mushroom retreats for parents who lost children in Jamaica. She has been facilitating psilocybin mushroom journeys, both with individuals and groups, in Colorado since 2015. Darci recently published her first book, The Marvelous Contentment of Belonging: Poetry, Prose and Prompts for Navigating Grief, after her husband's death in 2022. A meditation practitioner for more than thirty-five years, Darci’s writing is rooted in lived experience and in a deep relationship with the wild, animate world of the San Luis Valley.