Compost old patterns and create space for a new path forward.
You don’t have to know exactly what comes next to know something is ready to change.
I’m Lisa Snyder, a state-licensed psilocybin facilitator offering supported, non-directive psilocybin experiences for people navigating grief, burnout, identity, change, and major life transitions.
You don’t have to arrive knowing exactly what needs to change.
Sometimes you only know that something feels old, heavy, unfinished, or no longer quite fits.
Psilocybin can create space to loosen what has become rigid, listen inward, and become curious about what you are carrying, what you may be ready to release, and what wants to emerge next.
I think of some of this work as composting.
Not throwing the past away or pretending it didn’t matter, but allowing what we’ve lived through to change form and become part of the ground from which something new can grow.
You can honor what brought you here without carrying all of it forward.
You don’t necessarily need to know what comes next. Sometimes the first step is creating enough room to notice what is already beginning to shift.
I create spaces for things we’re often expected to figure out alone.
I’m a state-licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon, community builder, and grief-support practitioner.
I came to this work through my own life, too. I lost both of my parents to cancer in my twenties, have been an out lesbian for nearly 30 years, and have lived through grief, burnout, reinvention, uncertainty, creative change, and more than one version of myself.
That lived experience shapes how I show up: grounded, curious, non-directive, and deeply respectful of the fact that your experience belongs to you.
I don’t believe my job is to hand you answers. I’m interested in helping create enough space for you to hear yourself more clearly.
More About MeSometimes knowing you want something to shift is enough of a place to begin.
People often find me when they’re navigating grief or loss, burnout, depression, anxiety, identity, neurodivergence, creative blocks, entrepreneurship, or simply the feeling that the way they’ve been living no longer quite fits.
You don’t need to be in crisis. You don’t even need to know exactly what you want. Curiosity is enough.
A psilocybin journey is more than Journey Day.
We prepare together before the experience, spend Journey Day together at a licensed Oregon psilocybin service center, and meet afterward for integration.
Preparation
We build trust, talk through what is bringing you here, explore what you are carrying, and prepare for the practical and emotional parts of the experience.
Journey Day
A full-day, supported psilocybin experience in a licensed Oregon service center, with me alongside you as your facilitator.
Integration
We reconnect afterward to talk about what happened, what is still unfolding, and what — if anything — you want to carry into everyday life.
Grandmas Try Magic Mushrooms for the First Time
I served as the lead facilitator and a producer for CUT.com’s viral film featuring three grandmothers participating in legal psilocybin services in Oregon.
The video gives viewers a rare look at the care, preparation, humor, emotion, and humanity that can be part of a supported psilocybin experience.
Watch the VideoSometimes grief simply needs somewhere to exist.
I also offer one-on-one, non-clinical grief support for adults navigating loss.
Grief isn’t something I believe we necessarily complete, resolve, or leave behind. Over time, it can change shape.
Sometimes the work is simply having somewhere to talk honestly about the person you lost, what has changed, what you miss, and the life that continues afterward.
Explore Grief SupportWhat people have shared with me
Immediately after my journey, I had strong feelings of ease and calm. I continued to have a more subtle sense of ease about my life.
One of many gifts from my journey is that I find it easier to ask for and accept help from others. It is also easier to offer support to others in the ways that I can.
I have a calmness now that benefits me during difficult communication. I have an increased comfort with honesty that has definitely changed.
You don’t have to know whether this work is right for you yet.
If you have questions, are curious about psilocybin, or simply want to talk about what is bringing you here, I’m happy to connect.
We can start there.
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