Small-cohort healing experiences, each built around a specific theme and led by state-licensed facilitators. You do your own personal work, supported by the connection a shared therapeutic space makes possible.
Our next cohort is capped at five participants, so every person receives individual attention within the shared setting. Spots are filled through consultation and clinical screening. A new Women's Group and a mixed-gender Resonant Body Group, both led by Tiffany Bendelow, are being scheduled now — inquire within to be notified first.
A men-only cohort focused on connection, emotional depth, and authentic expression: to oneself, to other men, and to a more grounded sense of identity. Preparation and integration draw on somatic and narrative work.
We're actively scheduling new cohorts led by Tiffany Bendelow, including a new Women's Group and a mixed-gender Resonant Body Group centered on sound and somatic awareness. Dates will be announced here as they're confirmed.
New cohorts form on an ongoing basis, including men's, women's, mixed, and other themed groups. Send us your name and what you're looking for, and we'll reach out the moment a new date is confirmed.
Every cohort is led by one or more state-licensed facilitators. Meet the people guiding each group so you know who you'll be working with before you reach out.
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 style is relational, intuitive, and deeply attuned, and she works through a trauma-informed lens, creating a space where people can safely explore expanded states while staying anchored in their own agency. She sees these states as a pathway to reconnect with purpose, soften long-held protective patterns, and access insight that is felt and embodied rather than purely cognitive.
Tiffany is also a DJ, producer, and sound practitioner, and the founder of Resonant Medicine, devoted to sound and frequency as a modality for healing and integration. She weaves sound into her sessions as a supportive, non-directive element that helps regulate the nervous system and deepen the experience.
Brian Stanton brings a lifetime career in theatre, storytelling, and embodied emotional work to psychedelic facilitation. His work lives at the intersection of storytelling, embodiment, identity exploration, and psychedelic preparation and integration, and that background in performance and somatic expression informs every phase of the process.
He has extensive experience with people navigating adoption, misattributed parentage (NPE), donor-conceived identity, grief, abandonment, and identity exploration. His style is grounded, calm, trauma-informed, and somatically oriented, emphasizing preparation, emotional awareness, trust in the inner healing process, and integration through reflection, breath, movement, and narrative.
Brian is the founder of Psychetheatrics®, which bridges theatre, somatic practice, breathwork, and psychedelic work. He co-founded the LA non-profit theatre company Lone Star Ensemble and created the award-winning solo play BLANK and film @ghostkingdom, both exploring the emotional complexities of adoption, identity, and connection.
Michael P. Biggans is the founder and lead clinical facilitator at The Psychedelic Therapy Den. He co-facilitates the men's group, and oversees the screening, preparation, and integration process that anchors every group we run.
His approach is grounded and client-led, built on careful preparation, a trauma-informed stance, and a steady, non-directive presence throughout the session. He works to ensure each participant feels safe, informed, and supported from the first screening conversation through their final integration session.
These are not ceremonies without clinical structure. Every group follows the same full process, built for safety, depth, and lasting change.
Individual clinical screening for every participant, confirming safety, readiness, and group fit.
IndividualAt least one individual session plus a group meeting to clarify intentions, build readiness, and establish trust within the cohort.
Individual + GroupA guided 6–8 hour journey at our licensed Denver center. Each participant follows their own inner experience within the shared setting.
6–8 HoursPost-session integration, individual and/or group, to process what surfaced and translate it into daily life.
OngoingPsilocybin work has been practiced in communal settings across cultures for generations, and modern clinical models are returning to that structure for good reason. In a small, carefully chosen cohort, participants are held not only by their facilitators but by the quiet presence of others moving through their own process at the same time, so each person's journey stays entirely their own while surrounded by a sense of shared humanity.
The same rate applies to all cohorts. Questions about fit, timing, or payment are welcome at [email protected].
Additional preparation and/or integration sessions are available at additional cost.
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 state-licensed facilitators.
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, participants share genuine common ground from the outset. Those 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.
Not everyone is an appropriate candidate for psilocybin work. Certain medical conditions, medications, and mental health histories call for extra caution or make this work unsuitable, which is why individual screening precedes every group. If a group is not the right fit, we say so and help identify alternatives, whether an individual session or another form of support.
To learn more or discuss whether group work is right for you, schedule a free consultation or reach out at [email protected]. You can also explore our individual psilocybin sessions or couples journeys.
Whether you're ready to claim a spot in the Men's Group or still deciding which cohort fits, schedule a free consultation and we'll walk through it together. New mixed, women's, and themed cohorts are being scheduled now — ask to join the interest list to be notified first. Journeying as a couple? Visit our Couples Journeys page.