About

Jason has over 17 years of non-profit leadership experience and has a Master's degree in Nonprofit Administration. His focus has been on increasing mental health services to underserved communities. Jason is an advocate for foster youth and military veterans to receive services that help them live full and productive lives.

 

He's changed legislature in Oregon to allow Equine Assisted Physical Therapy to be covered by OHP and hopes to take the same measurers to allow Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy (PAT) to be covered by insurance. Making PAT available to the masses.

 

Jason has personal experience in using psilocybin to overcome PTSD, depression, and anxiety. He believes using psilocybin with a trained mental health therapist can lead to breakthrough sessions thus allowing clinical clients to live productive lives.

Jeanette is a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon since April 2023, and the founder of Lucid Cradle, which serves as her private practice in Central Oregon (licensed psilocybin service center August 2023 – June 2025). She predominantly serves individual clients, and mostly works with larger psilocybin doses. Many of Jeanette’s clients to date have been veterans and first responders, and people seeking to process severe trauma, overcome addictions or eating disorders, and face end of life distress. Her approach to psilocybin facilitation is deeply informed by depth psychology principles, Attachment theory therapeutic assumptions, and tools developed through her professional art practice. 

 

Jeanette earned her BA in Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and completed her graduate work (MA & PhD in Clinical Psychology, emphasis in Somatic Psychology) at the Santa Barbara Graduate Institute. Before becoming a licensed psilocybin facilitator, Jeanette worked as a Residential Counselor at a crisis shelter for youth ages 11-18, offered psychotherapy to individuals and families, was an administrator of a residential facility, ran the private practice of a psychiatrist specializing in treatment of opioid dependence, served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer and was a foster parent, among others. Born in Moldova and raised in Germany, she is fluent in German and Russian.

Marlin has been a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon since June 2023.  He has been the Operations Manager of Oregon Psychedelic Solutions – Service Center in Beaverton as well as the Lead Instructor and Practicum Supervisor at Clinical Cognitive Facilitator Training. 

Marlin is passionate about the use of psilocybin as a tool to support individuals through transformative journeys of self-discovery and healing. He dedicates himself to creating safe and supportive spaces, so people can explore the immeasurable potential of psilocybin mushrooms.   

 

People find Marlin to be warm, empathetic, and guiding. He works closely with clients during their preparation sessions to help them clarify their intentions and prepare for their psilocybin experiences, providing guidance on set and setting. This work helps Marlin create a secure and nurturing environment and establish a deep sense of trust and rapport.  Marlin has an affinity for working with individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, those experiencing spiritual trauma and individuals going through palliative/end of life care.   

 

Marlin enjoys working with other facilitators with the same empathetic and non-judgmental approach.   He is willing to share his experience and knowledge as a coach and teacher.  Marlin is committed to continual learning and professional development and stays up to date on the latest advancements in psychedelic therapy. He maintains a strong ethical framework that upholds safety, confidentiality, and respect for each person's unique journey. 

Esteban has been a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon since October, 2024. He is also an educator and trainer of facilitators since June, 2024. First at Naropa University (based in Boulder, CO) and then at Emerald Valley Institute (based in Eugene, OR). In addition, Esteban is a peer-supporter for the Usona Institute’s current national psilocybin trail 3 clinical study. And is currently accepting clients at Cora Center, based in Portland, OR.

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He predominantly serves clients who identify as POC/Global Majority, male or masculine of center, Indigenous, trauma survivors, Spanish-speaking, Buddhist practitioners, and LBTQIA2S+. His focus areas are male healing, intergenerational healing, integration, POC and mixed identity healing, Indigenous decolonizing, shadow work, people seeking to process severe trauma, and group integration.

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Esteban is a second-generation American and is bilingual in English and Spanish. He grew up in Mexico and the U.S., and is the son of a midwife and medicine man. As an adult he trained with several curanderas, including Veronica Iglesias. He strives to integrate Indigenous knowledge with Western practices in his work.

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Esteban grew up practicing herbalism and has certifications in holistic nutrition, permaculture, and trauma healing. He was active in cannabis and psychedelic decriminalization organizing in the Bay Area, largely from 2017 until 2021. He was trained as an Integration Facilitator from ERIE (Entheogenic Research, Integration and Education) in 2018. Trained in Trauma Healing Facilitation from Rooted In Resilience (RooT) in 2019. As a Cacao Ceremonial Facilitator in 2020. As a Psilocybin Facilitator from the Alma Institute. Trained in Mental Health First Aid from KLBRI, and as a Ketamine Facilitator from Integrate, both in 2024.

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He was a Peer Support Volunteer on the psychedelic warm line Fireside Project from March, 2023 until June, 2024. He is a project manager, and has co-organized several psychedelic conferences, including Psychedelic Legacy (PL) in 2021 and 2023.

Esteban earned his B.A. in Cultural Anthropology at the University of Oregon. And is currently working on completing a Master's in Healthcare Administration from Colorado State University (CSU).

Jessica Morgenthaler is a licensed psilocybin facilitator, life coach, and consultant in Oregon, as well as a clinical social worker based in Washington. Through her business, Nurturing Navigation LLC, she offers trauma-informed, culturally responsive services for those navigating depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic illness, and those seeking personal or spiritual growth. Her work is grounded in ethical care, accessibility, and a deep trust in each person’s capacity for transformation.

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With over a decade of experience in mental health, social justice, and relational healing, Jessica specializes in serving LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent clients. Her approach blends body-based awareness, harm reduction, and integration, creating intentional spaces where autonomy, curiosity, and collaboration can thrive.

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As a board member of the Psilocybin Facilitators Association, she is committed to fostering an inclusive, ethically grounded culture in this emerging field. She supports new facilitators and brings expertise in personal growth, professional ethics, and compassionate communication. Her background in therapy, community organizing, and conflict mediation informs her leadership and commitment to collective growth.