Experience psilocybin therapy in Oregon to gain insight and shift your perspective

With full legal accreditation and over 40 years of personal & professional experience, OmTerra provides preparation, psilocybin facilitation, and post-session integration for individuals and groups.

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Psilocybin Facilitation at OmTerra

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Consultation & Intake

Begin with your free consultation, meet your facilitator virtually, ask questions and see if psilocybin is right for you.

If you decide to move forward, complete our intake forms to see if you qualify medically and legally to receive these services.

30min-1hr
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Preparation

Either in-person or virtually, work with Steve to create a plan for your psilocybin session.

Set intentions, discuss music preferences, and answer any questions you may have.

Two 1-2 Hour Sessions
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Psilocybin Session

Meet at the Psilocybin Service Center, where the medicine will be purchased and consumed. Sessions are at Omnia or Satya in Ashland, OR.

Steve will accompany you in a safe, private space for the duration of your experience.

5-8 Hour Session
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Integration

Optional but highly recommended, the goal of integration is for you to process your psilocybin experience in a safe space and be intentional about ongoing growth and healing.

Two 1-2 Hour Sessions

Psilocybin Session Pricing Plans

We believe that finances shouldn’t block you from healing, flexible payments and pricing plans are available.

Psilocybin Session
Starting at:
$1,800
2 Preparation Sessions (1-2 hours each)
1 Psilocybin Session (5-8 hours)
2 Integration Sessions (1-2 hours each)
Psilocybin Retreat
Starting at:
$3,400
A week with Steve Elfrink
Psilocybin sessions on Tuesday & Thursday
2 Preparation Sessions (1-2 hours each)
2 Psilocybin Session (5-8 hours each)
4 Integration Sessions (1-2 hours each)
Nature Hikes in Southern Oregon
Group Psilocybin Session
Starting at:
$900/pp
2 Preparation Sessions (1-2 hours each)
1 Psilocybin Session (5-8 hours)
2 Integration Sessions (1-2 hours each)
Group Psilocybin Retreat
Starting at:
$1,600/pp
A week with Steve Elfrink
Psilocybin sessions on Tuesday & Thursday
2 Preparation Sessions (1-2 hours each)
2 Psilocybin Session (5-8 hours each)
4 Integration Sessions (1-2 hours each)
Nature Hikes in Southern Oregon
OmTerra does not provide psilocybin, it is purchased at the Service Center
While I now have a deep conviction in the model, I know I wouldn’t have been able to accomplish what I have if it weren’t for Steve’s effective guidance and mastery of the process. His authenticity, calm demeanor, patience, reassuring manner, and his care and concern for my well-being was something I hadn’t experienced before. I also deeply respect Steve’s journey to get to where he is today.

Henry C.

  

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I have been a friend and colleague of Steve Elfrink ever since I met him in 2010 over 14years ago. His résumé well summarizes his experience in marketing, education, and organizing conferences in the psychedelic space. He has also worked with various therapists in developing and conducting psychedelic therapeutic protocols.

Dennis McKenna, PhD

  

President & Principal Founder | McKenna Academy of Natural Philosophy | Ethnobotanist

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I wanted to express my sincerest gratitude for this week. I've learned more about my body in the past 4 days than I have in the past 5 years working with plant medicine. Thank you for holding space and allowing me to feel safe enough for my body to express itself.

Jonathan C.

  

Client

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Steve is an amazing guide on the journey to self-discovery. With unwavering kindness & compassion he adeptly navigates through your brightest and darkest experiences. Rest assured, your voyage is in capable hands, ensuring not only safety but also profound personal growth. Steve's guidance opens up new perspectives, fostering positive, out-of-the-box thinking and bringing tranquility to your soul.

Inessa Z.

  

Client

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Steve's professionalism in ceremonies ensured my sense of safety. His openness, kindness, and availability, especially for meaningful conversations, were appreciated. Steve's genuine care for participants in group work, crucial during ceremonies, created a positive and secure atmosphere for me and the entire group.

Teri R.

  

Ceremony Participant

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Financial Consultant

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Steve introduced me to a plant medicine group, integral to their integrity. They offered vital relief for those with internalized trauma. Steve's role in post-sitting support for integrating insights was inspiring. He lives the path of medicine work, understanding the importance of support and integration, making it a Way, not just a passion.

Edward P Schultz

  

Colleague, Ceremony Participant

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What I also always appreciated about Steve is his ability to fully show up as a kind, caring and compassionate man. His heart and soul are in this work.

Alexandre Tannous

  

Colleague

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Ethnomusicologist, Sound Therapist & Sound Researcher

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Holistic psychedelic therapy revolutionized my life, fostering a profound mind-body-spirit connection. Beyond reducing anxiety and depression, it teaches emotional navigation, improving relationships. Highly recommend for transformative experiences.

Danielle A.

  

Client

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Is Psilocybin Therapy right for me?
"Psilocybin has provided me with many of my greatest insights into the nature of reality and my place in it.”
– Steve Elfrink, OmTerra

Insight gained from psilocybin experiences can be used to achieve deep healing. This is going to be a journey, as opposed to a destination, and it is not the right solution for everyone.

Psilocybin is great for gaining insight and a shift in perspective for those dealing with low levels of trauma, anxiety, depression, and more.

Psilocybin does not tend to interact well with high levels of trauma and PTSD, for that we recommend PSIP Ketamine therapy.

It's essential to integrate the insight you gain with psilocybin, and use it to create real change in your life.

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Take the intake quiz with no commitment to educate you on the available therapy modals and which one will suit your unique case.

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FAQs

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What is Psilocybin?

Psilocybin is a naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in certain species of mushrooms. It has been used for centuries in various cultures for its psychoactive and therapeutic properties.

Is Psilocybin Safe?

Yes, psilocybin is considered safe when used in a controlled, therapeutic setting with proper guidance. According to a 2016 study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, psilocybin has a "favorable safety profile" and "no serious adverse effects" were reported in controlled environments . Another study in Neuropharmacology in 2017 found that "psilocybin is physiologically safe and well-tolerated" when administered by trained professionals . Additionally, a 2020 review in Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology highlighted that "psilocybin has a long history of safe use in both indigenous cultures and clinical research" .

Is Psilocybin Legal in Oregon?

Yes, under Measure 109, psilocybin services are legal in Oregon for therapeutic use. This measure, passed in November 2020, allows licensed facilitators to administer psilocybin in a controlled, professional setting. Steve Elfrink is a licensed psilocybin facilitator.

What is Psilocybin Facilitation?

Psilocybin facilitation involves a licensed professional guiding an individual through a psilocybin experience. This includes preparation, the psilocybin session itself, and integration afterward to help process and make sense of the experience.

Who is not eligible for psilocybin services?

Individuals who fall into the following categories are generally not eligible for psilocybin services:

  • Medical Exclusions:
    • Uncontrolled high blood pressure
    • Serious heart conditions
    • History of stroke
    • Severe liver or kidney disease
  • Psychological Exclusions:
    • Current or past diagnosis of schizophrenia, psychotic disorders, or bipolar disorder
    • Severe depression with suicidal ideation
    • Severe anxiety or panic disorders
    • Active substance use disorders
  • Situational Exclusions:
    • Pregnant or breastfeeding women
    • Individuals currently using medications that could interact negatively with psilocybin (e.g., certain antidepressants, antipsychotics)

Are there any age restrictions for psilocybin services?

Yes, participants must be at least 21 years old to be eligible for psilocybin services in Oregon.

What Should I Bring to a Session?

Wear comfortable clothing and bring any personal items that make you feel at ease. And, a water bottle, any favorite snacks for the end of the session.

Are There Risks Involved?

While psilocybin is generally considered safe when administered in a controlled setting, there are potential risks, including psychological distress or challenging experiences. Facilitators are trained to manage and mitigate these risks.

What Can I Expect During a Psilocybin Session?

A typical session includes three phases:

1. Preparation: Discussion of intentions, expectations, and concerns.

2. Administration: Consumption of psilocybin in a controlled setting with the facilitator present.

3. Integration: Post-session support to help process the experience and integrate insights into daily life.

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What is psilocybin and what has it got to do with healing?

Psilocybin is a naturally occurring compound found in certain mushrooms, often referred to as "magic mushrooms." Research suggests that psilocybin may have potential benefits for working with mental health issues, and its effects are thought to be linked to several mechanisms, including neurogenesis, neuroplasticity, anti-inflammatory properties, and its impact on the Default Mode Network (DMN).

  1. Neurogenesis
    Neurogenesis is the process by which new neurons (nerve cells) are created in the brain. It is essential for learning, memory, and overall brain health. Psilocybin may promote neurogenesis by stimulating the growth of new neurons, particularly in regions of the brain associated with mood regulation and emotional processing. This could potentially help individuals with mental health issues by enhancing their brain's ability to adapt and heal.
  2. Neuroplasticity
    Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new connections between neurons. Psilocybin may enhance neuroplasticity by altering the brain's connectivity patterns. This can lead to changes in thought patterns and behaviors, which can be particularly beneficial for individuals dealing with conditions like depression or anxiety, where rigid thinking patterns are often a challenge.
  3. Anti-Inflammatory Effects
    Chronic inflammation in the brain has been linked to various mental health disorders, including depression and anxiety. Some studies suggest that psilocybin has anti-inflammatory properties and can reduce inflammation in the brain. By decreasing inflammation, psilocybin may help alleviate symptoms associated with mental health issues.
  4. Default Mode Network (DMN)
    The DMN is a network of brain regions that becomes active when our minds are at rest and we engage in self-referential or mind-wandering thoughts. Overactivity of the DMN has been associated with conditions like depression and anxiety. Psilocybin appears to temporarily reduce the activity of the DMN. This "quieting" of the DMN may allow individuals to break free from negative thought patterns and gain new perspectives on their problems.

In practical terms, a psilocybin experience is often described as a profound and introspective journey. During such experiences, individuals may have heightened self-awareness, a sense of connectedness with others and the universe, and a shift in their perception of reality. These effects can be therapeutic when guided by a trained professional in a controlled and supportive setting.

It's important to note that while psilocybin shows promise for mental health issues, it is not a standalone treatment.

Psilocybin is not a cure-all, and its effectiveness can vary from person to person. It should always be considered as part of a comprehensive well-being treatment plan, which may include ongoing therapy and lifestyle changes.

Experience Matters

Steve is a certified and licensed psilocybin provider with over four decades of deep knowledge and insight into the world of psychedelics.

His expertise is not only based on academic or observational studies, but also on personal experiences, including participation in an FDA-regulated psilocybin study. In this study, Steve underwent a regimen of three progressively increasing doses over a span of three months, culminating in one of the highest doses ever documented in an FDA-sanctioned research.

In addition to his own journeys with substances such as psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, ibogaine, ayahuasca, peyote, and DMT, Steve has had the privilege to train and collaborate with some of the foremost experts in the field of psychedelic therapy.

For the past four years, Steve has been actively facilitating therapeutic sessions at OmTerra, primarily utilizing cannabis and ketamine. His therapeutic approach, especially with clients suffering from C-PTSD, depression, and anxiety, is deeply empathetic, informed by his personal challenges with C-PTSD, brushes with suicide, periods spent in psychiatric care, experiences in drug treatment centres, and the shortcomings he found in conventional western psychiatric methodologies.