A therapeutic retreat experience combining indigenous plant medicines—such as Ayahuasca, San Pedro, and psilocybin mushrooms—with expert facilitation to support emotional healing, trauma resolution, and personal growth in a safe, structured setting.
Plant medicine therapy refers to the ceremonial use of psychoactive substances derived from traditional plants—most commonly Ayahuasca, San Pedro (Huachuma), and psilocybin-containing mushrooms—to facilitate deep emotional healing, self-exploration, and spiritual insight. These medicines have been used for centuries by Indigenous cultures, especially in South America, as tools for treating emotional, physical, and spiritual imbalances.
Unlike recreational or unstructured psychedelic use, plant medicine therapy is highly intentional and ritualized. You participate in a carefully guided ceremonial setting, supported by experienced facilitators and medical professionals, where your experience is both personal and therapeutic. These retreats offer a unique opportunity to explore underlying trauma, connect with your emotions, and shift long-standing patterns of thought and behavior.
If you’re feeling stuck, disconnected, weighed down by trauma, or seeking a deeper connection to yourself and others, plant medicine therapy may offer a new path forward. Many participants describe it as a powerful reset—helping them access emotions they’ve long buried, gain perspective on painful life experiences, and reconnect with a sense of purpose.
You do not need to identify with any specific spiritual tradition to benefit. Our program welcomes individuals, couples, and small groups seeking healing, clarity, and growth.
Common reasons people seek plant medicine retreats include:
All of our plant medicine retreats are conducted in South America or Jamaica, in collaboration with trusted local facilitators, medical professionals, and experienced healers who honor the cultural and ceremonial roots of these practices.
The process includes:
Throughout the entire process, you’ll be supported by professionals who understand both the clinical and cultural dimensions of plant medicine.
Plant medicine isn’t a quick fix, and it’s not appropriate for everyone. That’s why we work only with licensed physicians, trained facilitators, and local Indigenous partners who adhere to safety protocols, ethical standards, and cultural respect.
Our retreats are not “psychedelic tourism.” They are healing intensives grounded in evidence-based preparation and aftercare, supported by the Behavioral Wellness Clinic’s commitment to ethical, person-centered mental health care.
These retreats are designed for:
Participants must complete a medical screening and therapeutic intake to ensure plant medicine is safe and appropriate for their needs.
Plant medicine therapy can be a powerful tool for healing when used with the right preparation, guidance, and integration. If you’re curious about whether this approach is right for you, we’re here to help you explore the option without pressure.
Contact our clinic to learn more, schedule a consultation, or begin the screening process. Your journey toward healing doesn’t have to follow a conventional path. With respect, intention, and support, meaningful change is possible.