Legal Psilocybin Retreats in Oregon
Small-group and private psychedelic retreats near Ashland, led by Oregon-licensed facilitators from a team that has guided over 1,000 people through legal psilocybin retreats.
Reviewed by past participants on Retreat Guru and Third Wave
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Oregon is the first US state where adults can take psilocybin at a licensed service center with a licensed facilitator. Confluence Retreats builds a full psychedelic retreat around that: weeks of preparation, two guided sessions, cabins in the forest, meals, transport and months of integration support afterwards.
Our founding team spent nearly a decade running legal psilocybin retreats in Europe under the Synthesis brand before bringing the model to Oregon. We are stewarded by the nonprofit Hi-U Foundation, on land with a long Indigenous healing heritage.
You want to try psilocybin, and you want to do it legally, safely and with people who know what they are doing.
Our Psilocybin Retreat Programs
Pick a group retreat for shared support at the best price, a private retreat for one-to-one attention, or a single session if you only have a day.
5-Day Group Psilocybin Retreat
5 days, 4 nights
Two guided psilocybin sessions with a day of integration between them, plus breathwork, meditation, forest bathing and farm-to-table meals.
$6,400 all-inclusive except flights
8 participants max
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2 Psilocybin ceremonies
1:1 & Group Preparation and integration Calls
Professional, licensed facilitators
Farm-to-table meals
Preparation and integration workshops
Breathwork & meditation sessions, along with other practices
3-Day Private Psilocybin Retreat
One high-dose psilocybin session with dedicated facilitators and a program built around you, with the same cabins, meals and integration support.
$4,900 all-inclusive except flights
Private, just you
3 days, 2 nights
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1 X high-dose psilocybin mushroom sessions
Professional, licensed facilitators
Farm-to-table meals
Preparation and integration workshops
Breathwork & meditation sessions, along with other practices
One-Day Psilocybin Session
About 6 hours · Licensed service center
A single facilitated session in Ashland with preparation and integration support. You arrange your own stay, and we can help you plan it.
$3,200 session, center and psilocybin fees
Why Choose a Licensed Psychedelic Retreat in Oregon
A licensed psychedelic retreat gives you regulated psilocybin, trained facilitators and a screening process, none of which an unlicensed retreat can promise.
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Safety First
Oregon-licensed and regulated, with facilitators bringing 5 to 10+ years of experience. Small groups of up to 8, careful screening and lab-tested psilocybin.
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A Research-Informed Model
Developed by experienced facilitators with academic partners, and refined over nearly a decade of supporting 1,000+ participants in legal retreats.
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From Preparation to Integration
1:1 and small-group calls before and after the retreat, plus an online resource hub with live sessions and on-demand tools, so insights carry into daily life.
Is a Psilocybin Retreat Legal in the US?
In Oregon, yes. Since 2023, adults 21 and over can take psilocybin at a state-licensed service center with a licensed facilitator, with no prescription or diagnosis needed. Colorado now has a licensed program too. Most other US retreats run in a legal grey area.
Your sessions take place at Omnia Group Ashland, a licensed psilocybin service center and our partner, with psilocybin grown by licensed manufacturers and lab-tested for strength.
Licensed under the Oregon Health Authority’s psilocybin services program
Open to adults 21 and over, after a health and safety screening
Your health information is kept in HIPAA-compliant systems
What Happens at a Psychedelic Retreat
Your retreat starts weeks before you arrive and carries on for weeks after you fly home, with two guided psilocybin group sessions in the middle.
Screening and Preparation
2 to 4 weeks before
Two 90-minute online group workshops
One 90-minute session with your facilitator
Safety intake, intentions and dosing plan
Preparation resources and live sessions on Nectara
Your Five Days in Oregon
Seed, Sprout, Root, Flower, Bloom
Airport pick-up, opening ceremony and forest bathing
A lower-dose session on day 2, a deeper one on day 4
Breathwork, meditation and integration circles
Healthy meals, rest and time on the land
Aftercare and Integration
4 to 6 weeks after
Two 90-minute online group integration workshops
One 90-minute integration session, one to one
A personal integration plan
The Nectara community and weekly live sessions
How Much Does a Psilocybin Retreat Cost?
Each price covers everything except your travel to Rogue Valley International Airport in Medford, apart from the one-day session.
$6,400 · 5-day group retreat. Two sessions, four nights in a cabin, meals, transport, preparation and integration.
$4,900 · 3-day private retreat. One high-dose session, two nights, meals, transport and one-to-one support.
$3,200 · One-day session. Facilitation, service center and psilocybin fees. Your stay is arranged separately.
For the group retreat, a $3,200 deposit holds your place, followed by $2,100 thirty days before the start and $1,100 just before you arrive. Because the retreat is run by a nonprofit, two sessions with lodging, meals and support cost less than most people pay for two sessions alone.
Scholarships can reduce the price by about 10%, and payment plans are available on request. The Psilocybin Access Fund and the Sheri Eckert Foundation also help people pay for licensed sessions in Oregon.
Is a Psychedelic Retreat Right for You?
People come to us at very different points in life. You may recognise yourself in one of these.
You’re curious about psilocybin. You have waited for the right way to try it, as a first experience or a deeper one.
You’re seeking meaningful change. Patterns keep holding you back, and you are ready to move past them with more clarity.
Something still feels missing. You have achieved a lot, yet feel disconnected from your values, purpose or sense of fulfilment.
You’re open to the unfamiliar. You sense there is more to life than meets the eye and want to explore it with respect.
You want to be fully supported. You want every detail handled, from airport transfers to integration, by trained professionals.
Meet Your Licensed Facilitators
Every session is led by facilitators licensed by the State of Oregon, with one facilitator for every two participants.
Julianna Fultineer
A psychotherapist and former river guide with a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Counselor and Facilitator
Arin Amsler
Over a decade in professional psychedelic settings, and a certified coach and yoga therapist.
Facilitator and Coach
Facilitator, Meditation TeacherTsana Anders
Nearly two decades guiding movement, meditation and self-inquiry as a yoga teacher.
Psychiatric Nurse, FacilitatorAlix Shaw
A board-certified psychiatric nurse trained in Naropa University’s psychedelic therapies program.
The Venue
The Land: Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
From April to November you stay in private forest cabins in the Cascade-Siskiyou mountains, among creeks, old oaks, ponderosa pines and hiking trails. From December to March, retreats move to Illuminate Retreat, a private 35-acre estate in the hills above Ashland.
Five tribes once shared this land by treaty as a safe place for healing, around the Hi-U-Skookum spring. You are driven to and from the service center for each session, so you never handle transport while you are integrating.
Both venues are 25 to 45 minutes from Rogue Valley International Airport in Medford, with direct flights from Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver and Salt Lake City.
Reviews from Past Participants
“The entire program was thoughtful and while it wasn’t like I expected, it was everything I needed. I honestly don’t know of a more impactful 5 days in my life!”
Jason, Washington, USA · 5-Day Group Retreat
“As a doctor and psychotherapist I appreciated the way the setting was announced, as the setting is very important for me, and everything was even better than I hoped for.”
Bettina, Germany · 5-Day Group Retreat
“Having never used psychedelics before, I got so much more from my journey than I would have been able to on my own or with someone to simply sit with me.”
Kevin, California, USA · 5-Day Group Retreat
Enrollment Process
How to Book Your Retreat
BOOK YOUR EXPLORATION CALL
A free one-to-one call with our team about your intentions, questions and concerns.
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COMPLETE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY SCREENING
A short form, reviewed by professionals before your call.
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GET YOUR INVITATION
If the retreat is a good fit, we agree dates and the right program with you.
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PREPARE FOR YOUR RETREAT
You receive the practical details and join your first group preparation call.
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Psilocybin Retreat FAQs
About Confluence Retreats
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Confluence Retreats is a partnership between the nonprofit Hi-U Foundation and Omnia Group Ashland, a licensed psilocybin service center. Together they offer psilocybin retreats under Oregon’s legal psilocybin services program, with preparation, integration, transport, accommodation and meals included.
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Anyone aged 21 or over who passes our health and safety screening. Our participants range from people who have never tried psychedelics to very experienced ones, from many professions and ages.
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Yes. Our scholarships can usually reduce the price of a program by about 10%, and payment plans are available on request. The Psilocybin Access Fund and the Sheri Eckert Foundation also offer financial help for licensed psilocybin services in Oregon.
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Many people call it psilocybin therapy, but Oregon’s program is not a medical treatment. We provide legal, regulated psilocybin services that work best alongside ongoing therapy or coaching, especially in the months after your retreat.
On Psilocybin
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In large studies of drug harms, psilocybin mushrooms rank among the lowest for addiction and physical harm (Nutt et al., The Lancet, 2010). The real risks are psychological, which is why every participant is screened, prepared and supported. Our psilocybin comes from manufacturers licensed by the Oregon Health Authority and is lab-tested for strength.
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On the 5-day retreat, the first session on day 2 uses a lower dose of about 15mg psilocybin, roughly 2 to 2.5g of dried mushroom. The second session can go up to 30mg, roughly 4 to 5g. Your dose is never fixed in advance: you and your facilitator decide it together before each session, based on your intentions, experience and sensitivity.
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Often, yes. We review each application individually, including your medical and psychological history and current medication. If you take medication such as SSRIs, we work with psychedelic-friendly pharmacists and doctors to build a plan that keeps your experience safe.
The Confluence Retreat Experience
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You lie on a mattress in a comfortable room at the licensed service center, with an eye mask and carefully chosen music, in a group of up to 8 people. The sessions combine ceremonial elements with methods that research has shown support a deep, meaningful experience.
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Yes. We keep all personal information in HIPAA-compliant systems that meet the Oregon Health Authority’s standards, and we never share it with third parties.
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Yes. A second retreat is rarely a repeat of the first. Many people feel better prepared and more relaxed, and can focus their experience on a different part of their life.
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Land at Rogue Valley International Airport in Medford by 11:00 AM local time on the first day, as the shuttle leaves at 11:30 AM. On the last day, book a flight after 6:00 PM, since drop-off at the airport is around 4:30 PM. If the timing is hard, flying in the night before and staying near the airport works well.
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Each cabin has an enclosed bedroom downstairs and a queen bed in a full-height loft upstairs, sharing one bathroom. The loft is open rather than walled off, so it is less private than the downstairs room. Private accommodation upgrades are available.
Are you ready to join one of our retreats?
Psilocybin services at Confluence Retreats follow all guidelines set by the Oregon Health Authority. Our licensed Facilitators conduct sessions at licensed Service Centers. Please note that this does not include diagnosing or treating physical or mental health conditions, nor is it a substitute for services like psychology, medicine, naturopathic medicine, nursing, professional counseling, occupational therapy, social work, or other professions that require additional licensure.