Ready for Inner Liberation?

Facilitating psilocybin journeys for those seeking clarity, healing, and personal growth after life’s turning points.

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

Psilocybin Journeys & Integration Support
Portland, Oregon (and soon, Denver, Colorado)

Feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step? At a turning point in life and not sure how to move forward? Whether you’re carrying heaviness, longing for purpose, or simply tired of feeling stuck, you’re not alone. Many people come to this work ready to shed old layers, explore what’s possible, and reconnect with who they truly are. If you’re ready for something to shift—even if you’re not sure what that looks like yet—this may be the place to begin.

I’m Lisa Snyder, a state-licensed psilocybin facilitator in both Oregon and Colorado, trained through InnerTrek—the first state-accredited psychedelic facilitation program, founded by the architects of Oregon’s psilocybin law. With over 25 years of experience in community building and healing advocacy, I bring grounded presence and a trauma-informed lens to every session.

I specialize in supporting those navigating burnout, depression, anxiety, parent loss, grief, LGBTQ+ identity, feeling stuck, women’s issues, creative blocks, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. My work is rooted in compassion, curiosity, and creating safe, intentional space for personal transformation.

I credit my work with you as deepening my intentions to “lean in” in two key areas of my life. First is in my creativity, and second is in my desire for authenticity in communicating in my key relationships. So one area is solo, and one area heavily involves others. I know the solo efforts in creativity are paying off, and I’m hopeful the relationship work is too, though that cannot be measured solely by what I get from it. I will say that post-journey I have a calmness now that benefits me at times of difficult communication. I find I rarely get as upset as I used to when things trigger me. It’s as though I have an increased comfort level with honesty, both what I give to and what I get from those close to me, that has definitely changed. It feels like an artifact of my journey experience, so I’m going with it.

So all this is a long way of acknowledging with gratitude the part you played in supporting me in this transformative experience. I’ll never forget it, or you. Thank you for helping me.

J.S., Portland, Oregon