A structured therapeutic arc around a psilocybin journey. Every package includes preparation, an all-day administration session, and integration support following the administration session.
The journey is one day. The work around it is what decides whether anything has changed six months later — and it's the part most people are left to do alone. Here it's the whole point.
Because of the number of sessions and the time involved, psilocybin-assisted therapy is not a low-cost method — and it is not covered by Medicaid, Medicare, TriCare, or insurance. Each package is one all-inclusive, self-pay price covering the full arc, confirmed in a written Good Faith Estimate when you schedule.
Essential psilocybin-assisted therapy — five sessions.
Best for: first-time journeyers who want a fully supported, structured experience.
Enhanced psilocybin-assisted therapy — a longer runway in, and a longer landing out.
Best for: people with prior therapy experience, a strong support system, and clear goals for the work.
Comprehensive psilocybin-assisted therapy — two journey days, with somatic work woven through the arc.
Best for: those ready for the longest arc — two journeys, fully supported on both sides.
Before anything else, we measure where you're starting: validated symptom inventories, your goals, and what you actually want to be different. The same baseline every PostScript client gets on day one.
Focused sessions on what you're bringing, what you're afraid of, and what a good outcome would even look like. Preparation is where the work gets aimed.
One day, 5–8 hours, at a licensed Colorado healing facility. You'll know exactly how the day flows — and who's with you — long before you arrive.
The sessions afterward, where an experience becomes a change — and then the same measures you took on day one, so you can see what actually moved.
Woven through the Transformation package, and available as an add-on to the others. Pricing is confirmed in your written Good Faith Estimate.
In a somatic wellness session we explore a range of somatic tools and practices designed to gently shift awareness from the thinking mind into the felt experience of the body. Through cultivating presence and curiosity, we begin to develop a deeper relationship with the sensations, emotions, and messages arising within.
So much of our inner suffering can be fueled by thoughts that revisit the past or anticipate the future. The body, however, is always experiencing the present moment. By learning to connect with the soma — the living, felt experience of the body — we can create a pathway toward greater presence, regulation, self-awareness, and peace.
Through somatic and restorative yoga, breathwork, meditation, mindful movement, and guided body awareness, you'll be invited to slow down, listen inward, and notice what is asking for your attention. Rather than trying to force or analyze an experience, we practice becoming curious about what is present.
As this embodied awareness develops, emotions and sensations that may have been held beneath the surface can begin to emerge in a safe and supported way. That can offer new perspectives on habitual thought patterns, protective responses, and experiences that may no longer be serving you.
The intention is not to fix or change the body, but to listen to it, reconnect with it, and cultivate a deeper sense of safety and trust within yourself. Through the body, we can begin to access the wisdom of the present moment and create more space for integration and change.
Somatic wellness sessions are led by Jenny Alpert, LMT, YTT, PostScript's somatic wellness practitioner. Read Jenny's background
Sarah Post Massey holds an active Colorado Natural Medicine Facilitator in Training license (NMIT.0000680). You can verify it at the Colorado DORA license lookup, dpo.colorado.gov.
Colorado's Natural Medicine program is supported use with a licensed facilitator — not medical treatment. Psilocybin is not FDA-approved for any indication, and nothing here promises an outcome. If this isn't right for you, we'll say so in the consult.
Tell us what you're considering. You'll leave with a clear recommendation and a defined next step — or an honest referral somewhere else. No cost either way.