Healing starts with being seen.

Licensed psilocybin facilitators servicing the LGBTQ+ and poly communities at licensed service centers throughout Oregon.

Who We Are

We’re a family who came to this work through our own healing.

We’re a family of licensed facilitators, deeply part of the LGBTQ+ and polyamorous communities. We came to psilocybin through our own journeys, and what we found changed us. Now we guide others through that same process — thorough preparation, skilled support during your session, and integration afterward to help you carry the experience into your life.

We prepare you for what’s ahead, stay with you through every moment of the session, and help you make sense of it after. You’ll be surrounded by immersive nature visuals and audio created by our team — original footage from the forests, coast, and mountains of the Pacific Northwest. Everything we do is designed so you feel safe enough to go deep.

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Come As You Are

Queer, trans, poly, kinky, neurodivergent, big-bodied, unsure — you don’t have to leave any part of yourself at the door.

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Small & Personal

We keep groups small and give individual clients our full attention. You won’t be a number.

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Safe & Legal

Fully licensed under Oregon’s Measure 109. All sessions at a licensed service center. Your safety is our foundation.

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What We Offer

Three ways to work with us. All include preparation, a guided psilocybin session, and integration support.

Weekend Retreats

Three nights with a small group — up to eight people, with the support of our full facilitation team.

Retreats include arrival and settling in, group preparation, a guided psilocybin session with immersive nature media, and integration the following day.

Open to individuals, couples, and polycules.

Pricing available on request.

Individual 1-1 Sessions

One-on-one facilitation for people who prefer a private experience. You’ll work with a single facilitator through every step — preparation, session, and integration.

Sessions take place at Immersive PDX, a licensed Oregon psilocybin service center in Portland.

You can choose your facilitator or let us recommend one based on what you’re working with.

Pricing available on request.

Couples, Partners, Polycules

Share a guided psilocybin experience with your partner or partners. Journey together in the same space, each supported by your own facilitator.

Preparation and integration are done together, so you can explore what comes up as a unit. Whether you’re deepening a connection, working through something hard, or just want to share this experience with someone you love.

Open to couples, triads, and any constellation of partners.

Pricing available on request.

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Immersive Media

Our founder Jiva creates original visual and audio environments for sessions — footage from the forests, coast, and mountains of the Pacific Northwest.

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Full Support

Preparation before, presence during, and integration after. We don’t just show up for the session — we’re with you through the whole arc.

Ask Us Anything

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How It Works

Whether you join a retreat, work with us individually, or journey with your partner, the path follows the same shape.

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Conversation

We start by getting to know you. You’ll share what’s bringing you here, ask anything you need to, and we’ll help you figure out whether this is the right path. No pressure, no commitment.

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Preparation

We walk you through what to expect, teach you how to work with challenging moments, and help you set intentions that matter to you. This is where the real relationship between you and your facilitator begins.

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The Session

Your psilocybin experience takes place at a licensed service center. Your facilitator guides you through the entire session — providing emotional support, ensuring your safety, and creating a calm, grounded environment with immersive nature visuals and audio. You won’t be alone for a second.

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Integration

We meet afterward to help you process what emerged and figure out how to bring those insights into your daily life. This is where the experience becomes lasting change.

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Our Team

Four facilitators, one family. We bring different backgrounds and a shared commitment to making sure you feel safe enough to be yourself.

Jiva DeVoe

Jiva DeVoe

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

A documentary filmmaker and nature photographer based in the Pacific Northwest, Jiva draws on a lifetime spent between technology and the natural world. The son of a sculptor and a photographer, he approaches facilitation with the same patience and attention he brings to his creative work. He creates the immersive visual and audio environments used in our sessions. Having experienced the healing power of psilocybin firsthand, Jiva started this practice to bring that healing to others.

Bunnie DeVoe

Bunnie DeVoe

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

Bunnie's path to facilitation began with a single unexpected journey—and what it quietly unlocked in her changed everything. Having carried struggles with self-esteem and body image for most of her life, she found in plant medicine a gentle way home to herself, loosening years of internal weight and discovering a creativity she never knew she had. A polyamorous, bisexual cis woman married to her husband of 35 years and her wife of two years, and a devoted mother to three children—two of whom are trans and one with severe autism—Bunnie moves through the world with love, kindness, hope, and deep respect for every kind of life. She has a natural gift for meeting people's inner child with tenderness, offering the kind of compassion that makes even the hardest moments feel held. For those carrying wounds around body acceptance, self-worth, or simply the exhaustion of existing in a world that doesn't always make room for you—Bunnie's presence is a soft place to land.

Amelia Bambam

Amelia Bambam

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

Amelia has spent 25 years working closely with families and children impacted by trauma, with deep experience in child abuse and neglect and how that shapes behavior. She is a practitioner in Collaborative Problem Solving, Trust-Based Relational Interventions, Mental Health First Aid, and Non-Violent Crisis Interventions. As a polyamorous, kinky, and queer woman, she understands the intersectionality we all bring to the table. A mother, stepmother, former foster mother, and mother to a trans youth, Amelia holds nonjudgmental and empathetic space for folx from all walks of life.

Astrid DeVeaux

Astrid DeVeaux

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

Astrid's calm, nurturing presence creates a sense of safety and trust. She approaches facilitation with deep care and attention to each individual's needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A trained, licensed professional supports you through a psilocybin experience. Your facilitator is present the entire time to provide a safe, supportive environment. Facilitation is not psychotherapy or medical treatment — it’s a supported experience guided by your own intentions.

Yes. In 2020, Oregon voters passed Measure 109, creating a regulated framework for psilocybin services. Licensed facilitators work at licensed service centers under the oversight of the Oregon Health Authority. All of our facilitators are licensed by the state of Oregon.

Adults 21 and older. No diagnosis, prescription, or referral required. During your preparation session, we’ll discuss any considerations relevant to your situation.

All psilocybin sessions take place at Immersive PDX, a licensed Oregon psilocybin service center in Portland. Happy Acre Farm is a facilitator group — we bring our team to the service center rather than operating our own.

Retreats are three nights with a small group (up to eight people), with private rooms and our full team present. Individual sessions are one-on-one with a single facilitator. Couples and partner sessions let you journey together in the same space, each with your own facilitator. All three include preparation, a guided psilocybin experience, and integration. Some people prefer the energy of a group, others want privacy, and some want to share the experience with someone they love. The quality of care is the same.

A psilocybin session typically lasts several hours. Your facilitator remains present for the entire duration. Plan for a full day, as experiences vary in length.

Our founder Jiva is a documentary filmmaker and nature photographer. He creates original visual and audio environments specifically for psilocybin sessions — footage from the forests, coast, and mountains of the Pacific Northwest. It’s an additional layer of beauty and grounding during your experience.

Psilocybin facilitation is not psychotherapy, counseling, or medical treatment. Facilitators do not diagnose conditions, provide therapeutic interventions, or offer medical advice. We create safe environments and support you through the experience. If you’re working with a therapist, facilitation can complement that work.

Costs vary depending on whether you’re joining a retreat, booking an individual session, or journeying with a partner. We’re happy to discuss pricing during your initial conversation. Reach out and we’ll give you straightforward numbers. For a general overview of psilocybin session pricing in Oregon, this guide from Althea is a helpful starting point.

We believe this work should be accessible. Ask about our solidarity pricing for people in marginalized communities.

Send us an email or book a free consultation. Ask questions, learn more, and decide if it’s right for you. No pressure, no commitment.

Get in Touch

The first step is just a conversation.

Schedule a free no-obligation consultation to find out if psychedelic therapy is for you.

Prefer email? Reach us directly. We respond to every message personally.

hello@happyacrefarm.org