How Does Psilocybin Help Anxiety & Depression?
Studies into psilocybin have shown that this psychedelic drug could help those with treatment-resistant depression.
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By enhancing neuroplasticity, psilocybin mushrooms can help the brain create new connections, which can aid those struggling with anxiety and depression.
Our Caring Approach to Anxiety & Depression
Oregon Psychedelic Solutions Group, we understand that seeking and asking for mental health support for conditions such as anxiety and depression is an incredibly personal journey. Our team of qualified, licensed facilitators boasts diverse backgrounds and specialties to help guide our clients.
We encourage clients to take some time to speak with our facilitators and learn which may be the right fit for them. Then, schedule a consultation with the facilitators you’re considering working with prior to making your decision.
Unlock Healing at Oregon Psychedelic Solutions Group
After you have selected your facilitator, your healing journey will unfold in the following steps.
Preparation & Orientation
Your facilitator will:
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Review and help you complete the state-required paperwork
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Discuss intentions and goals for your session
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Share guidance to help you choose your psilocybin dosage
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This session usually lasts approximately two hours and can be completed via Zoom.
Administration Session
You and your facilitator will settle a tranquil and cozy room at a facility of your choice, where you will receive your psilocybin dose.
After consuming the psilocybin, relax to your personalized playlist with a comfortable, soothing eye mask.
This session’s duration will vary based on your dose but is usually 5-6 hours.
Integration Session
Within a day or two, your facilitator will follow up to discuss your administration session.
Together, you will explore ways to incorporate the benefits and insights you experienced during your journey into your daily life.
This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.