Group Psilocybin Therapy Denver | Group Sessions | Psychedelic Therapy Den
Denver, Colorado · Small-Cohort · Themed Journeys

Group Psilocybin Therapy & Experiences

Intentional, small-cohort healing experiences, each built around a specific theme or focus. You receive the depth of your own personal work, supported by the connection and insight that a shared therapeutic space makes possible.

Every Group, Without Exception

A Complete Therapeutic Arc

Our groups are not ceremonies without clinical structure. Every group, regardless of theme, follows a complete therapeutic process designed for safety, depth, and lasting change.

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Screening & Intake

Every participant receives individual clinical screening to ensure safety, readiness, and appropriate group fit. No group skips this step.

Individual
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Preparation

At least one individual session plus one group preparation meeting, clarifying intentions, building psychological readiness, and establishing group trust and safety.

Individual + Group
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Psilocybin Session

A professionally guided 6–8 hour journey at our licensed Denver healing center. Each participant follows their own inner experience within the shared group setting.

6–8 Hours
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Integration

Post-session integration sessions, individual and/or group, to process insights, translate learning into daily life, and support lasting change.

Ongoing
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Intentionally Small Groups are generally capped at 4 participants. Small enough for genuine individual attention within a shared setting.
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Themed & Focused Each group has a specific clinical and experiential focus, and every cohort is intentionally curated. These are not generic group sessions.
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Your Own Journey You receive your own individual experience. Groups don't require you to engage in group therapy. You share the space, not the journey.
Our Group Offerings

Themed Groups for Every Path

Each of our groups is built around a specific clinical and experiential focus, and is led by one or more of our experienced, state-licensed facilitators working together. Reach out at info@PsychedelicTherapyDen.com to learn more or express interest in any offering.

Group Investment · Per Person
$1,500
all-inclusive · natural medicine included
One transparent, all-inclusive rate covering the complete therapeutic arc: screening, preparation, your guided session, integration, and the psilocybin medicine itself, a $200–250 value on its own. No add-on fees, no surprises.
What's included
  • Clinical screening & individual intake for every participant
  • Individual and group preparation sessions before the journey
  • 6–8 hour guided psilocybin session at our licensed Denver center
  • Integration session, individual and/or group
  • Psilocybin medicine included, provided by our center (a $200–250 value)
  • Licensed clinical facilitators present throughout

Additional preparation and/or integration sessions are available at additional cost.

🎵 Sound & Somatics

Resonant Body

Sound, Somatics & Emotional Processing

Designed for individuals who feel "stuck in their head" or disconnected from emotional experience. This group uses sound and somatic awareness to support deeper emotional processing and reconnection to the body.

Emotional release Nervous system regulation Embodiment Sensory awareness
July 25, 2026 · 2–4 participants · Curated sound journey · Consent-based expression Full Details →
Men's Groups

Men's Groups: Inquire Within

New men's cohorts are forming on an ongoing basis, centered on connection, emotional depth, and authentic expression: to oneself, to other men, and to a more grounded sense of identity. Reach out to add your name to the list, and we'll let you know as soon as a date is confirmed.

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Women's Groups

Women's Groups: Inquire Within

New women's cohorts are forming on an ongoing basis, including offerings centered on intuition, inner authority, and embodied wisdom. Reach out to add your name to the list, and we'll let you know as soon as a date is confirmed.

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Mixed & All-Genders Groups

Mixed Groups: Inquire Within

Not every cohort is organized by gender. We regularly form mixed, all-genders groups built around shared themes and stages of life, from emotional processing and reconnection to life transitions and personal growth. Reach out to add your name to the list, and we'll let you know as soon as a date is confirmed.

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More Groups on the Way

New Cohorts Forming Regularly

Beyond the offering listed above, we are continually developing new themed cohorts, including men's and women's groups as well as offerings built around other focuses and stages of life. Dates for upcoming groups are posted here as they are confirmed. If you don't see a group that fits, reach out to share what you're looking for or to join our interest list, and we'll let you know when something relevant opens.

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Your Group Facilitators

The People Who Hold the Space

Alongside Michael P. Biggans, our lead clinical facilitator, these experienced, state-licensed facilitators lead our themed groups, each bringing a distinct background, from sound and somatic work to theatre and narrative.

Natural Medicine Facilitator

Tiffany Bendelow

MPH, Epidemiology · Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator · Sound Practitioner · DJ & Producer
"Relational, Intuitive, and Deeply Attuned"

Tiffany Bendelow is a licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator in Colorado working at the intersection of sound, somatic awareness, and psychedelic care. With over a decade of experience in clinical research and a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology, her work is grounded in both scientific rigor and a deep respect for the intelligence of the human nervous system.

Her facilitation style is relational, intuitive, and deeply attuned, centered on creating a space where individuals can safely explore expanded states of consciousness while remaining anchored in their own agency. She approaches this work through a trauma-informed lens, with sensitivity to the nuanced dynamics that can arise in altered states.

Tiffany believes that expanded states offer a meaningful pathway for individuals to reconnect with purpose, soften long-held protective patterns, and access forms of insight that are not purely cognitive, but deeply embodied. Her work supports clients in moving beyond intellectual understanding into lived, felt experience.

In addition to her facilitation work, Tiffany is a DJ, producer, and sound practitioner, and the founder of Resonant Medicine, a practice devoted to the use of sound and frequency as a modality for healing and integration. She thoughtfully incorporates sound into her sessions as a supportive, non-directive element, helping to regulate the nervous system and deepen the experiential process.


Holds complexity without forcing a single framework, welcoming multiple perspectives, belief systems, and ways of making meaning within the same space
Sound and somatic integration, incorporating curated sound as a non-directive, nervous-system-regulating element of the session experience
Devoted to internal intelligence: insight is not imposed, but remembered. Clients arrive as they are, discovering what feels most true and resonant for them
Focus Areas & Groups
Women's Groups Inner Oracle Resonant Body Embodied Insight Cycle Sound Healing Somatic Awareness Life Transitions Clarity & Reconnection
Natural Medicine Facilitator

Brian Stanton

MFA, Acting (CalArts) · Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator · Neurodynamic Breathwork Facilitator · Founder, Psychetheatrics®
"Somatic, Storytelling, and the Inner World"

Brian Stanton brings a unique perspective to psychedelic facilitation through a lifetime career in theatre, storytelling, and embodied emotional work. His work lives at the intersection of storytelling, embodiment, identity exploration, and psychedelic preparation and integration. His background in performance, narrative exploration, and somatic expression informs his approach to every phase of the process.

Brian has extensive experience working with individuals navigating adoption, misattributed parentage (NPE), donor-conceived identity, grief, abandonment, and identity exploration. His facilitation style is grounded, calm, trauma-informed, and somatically oriented, with an emphasis on preparation, emotional awareness, trust in the inner healing process, and integration through reflection, breath, movement, and narrative.

Brian is the founder of Psychetheatrics®, a practice that bridges theatre, somatic practice, breathwork, and psychedelic preparation, facilitation, and integration. He co-founded the LA non-profit theatre company Lone Star Ensemble and is the creator of the award-winning solo play BLANK and the award-winning film @ghostkingdom, both exploring the emotional complexities of adoption, identity, and connection.


Identity and origin work: adoption, NPE, donor-conceived identity, disrupted lineage narratives, and the search for belonging
Somatic and embodied expression: movement, breath, voice, and archetypal play as pathways into the inner world
Narrative and meaning-making: helping clients find and integrate their own story through the lens of theatre, creativity, and personal myth

Focus Areas & Groups
Men's Groups Roots & Identity Adoption & NPE Grief & Loss Life Transitions Somatic Integration Breathwork
Why Group

The Case for Group Psilocybin Therapy

Psilocybin work has been practiced in communal settings across cultures for generations, and contemporary clinical models are returning to that structure for good reason. Journeying alongside a small, carefully chosen cohort changes the character of the experience: participants are held not only by their facilitators but by the quiet presence of others moving through their own process at the same time.

The result is a setting that keeps each person's journey entirely their own while surrounding it with a sense of shared humanity. You are not asked to talk, perform, or process out loud. You share the room, the intention, and the arc of the day, and let your inner experience unfold at its own pace.

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Being witnessed reduces isolation For many people, the sense of carrying their struggle alone is part of the burden itself. Moving through a psilocybin session in the company of others who are doing their own deep work can ease that isolation and reframe personal pain as part of a shared human experience.
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Shared presence can deepen the work A group container tends to build a distinctive kind of safety and coherence. Many participants report that the simple, non-verbal presence of others steadies the nervous system and allows them to soften into the experience more fully than they might on their own.
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Connection supports integration The lasting value of psilocybin work is shaped in the days and weeks that follow. Shared integration, and the relationships that form within a cohort, give participants a rare source of understanding and continuity as they carry insight back into daily life.
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Themed cohorts create genuine common ground Because every group is organized around a specific focus, participants arrive already sharing something meaningful. That common ground creates coherence in the room and makes the connections that form more relevant and enduring.
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A more accessible path to quality care Group experiences deliver full screening, preparation, professionally guided administration, and integration at a materially lower cost than individual sessions, widening access to structured, facilitator-supported psilocybin work.
Group vs. Individual: choose your path
✓ Shared support & connection · Individual studio
✓ More accessible pricing · Higher cost, full private care
✓ Themed, community-built cohorts · Fully personalized pacing
✓ Witnessed, relational healing · Deep trauma & complex presentations
✓ Your own journey in shared space · Maximum facilitator attunement
Understanding the Work

Group Psilocybin Therapy in Denver, Colorado

Group psilocybin therapy brings a small number of participants together for a professionally supervised session with psilocybin, the active compound in psilocybin mushrooms, within a structured therapeutic framework. In Colorado, this work takes place under the state's regulated Natural Medicine program, which established licensed facilitators and permitted healing centers for supervised adult use. Our Denver center operates within that framework, with each session led by facilitators licensed by the state.

How a group session is structured

A group experience is far more than the session day itself. Every participant begins with an individual clinical screening to confirm safety, readiness, and fit, followed by both individual and group preparation to clarify intentions and establish trust within the cohort. The guided session itself typically lasts six to eight hours in a comfortable, supervised setting. Afterward, integration sessions help participants make sense of what surfaced and translate it into meaningful, durable change. This full arc, screening, preparation, session, and integration, is what distinguishes therapeutic work from an unsupported experience.

Who group work tends to suit

Group settings are often a strong fit for people drawn to shared, communal healing, those seeking a more accessible entry point into facilitator-supported psilocybin work, and individuals who find meaning in moving through the process alongside others navigating something similar. Because our cohorts are organized around specific themes, such as emotional processing and reconnection to the body, participants share genuine common ground from the outset. Individuals working through severe trauma or complex clinical presentations may be better served by individual sessions, and our screening process helps determine the most appropriate path for each person.

Safety, screening, and fit

Not everyone is an appropriate candidate for psilocybin work. Certain medical conditions, medications, and mental health histories call for additional caution or make this work unsuitable, which is precisely why individual screening precedes every group. If a group is not the right fit, we say so, and we help identify alternatives, whether that means an individual session or another form of support. Our aim is always the safest, most beneficial path for the person in front of us.

To learn more about our current offerings or to discuss whether group work is right for you, schedule a free consultation or reach out at info@PsychedelicTherapyDen.com. You can also explore our individual psilocybin sessions or couples journeys.

This page is provided for general educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Psilocybin services are offered in accordance with Colorado's regulated Natural Medicine program and are available only to eligible adults following individual screening. Suitability is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Denver, Colorado · DORA-Licensed · Summer 2026 Cohorts Open

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