Preparation
Clarify what brings you to this work. Explore expectations, questions, and the support you may need before an experience.
Jungian-based
psychedelic coaching.
Microdosing and low-dose support, trip sitting, preparation, and integration.
Microdosing & low-dose support
Microdosing is a central part of Forestune’s work. If you are exploring it, coaching offers a place to clarify your intentions, ask questions, and pay attention to your experience over time.
We bring meditation, journaling, and Jungian Active Imagination into that conversation: noticing recurring patterns, exploring images and dreams, and considering how you want to live. The emphasis is on reflection and informed choices, with ongoing support rather than promises of a particular result.
Microdosing and low-dose experiences are not interchangeable. Microdosing generally refers to very small amounts intended to avoid pronounced psychedelic effects; a low dose can still noticeably alter perception and judgment. We discuss expectations, preparation, and questions to take to an appropriate health professional.
Research has not yet established whether psilocybin microdosing is safe or effective. A small dose does not remove risk, and coaching does not replace medical advice or medication review.
These interests also inform Patricia’s forthcoming book, Micro Manifest, which explores microdosing, meditation, and Active Imagination in relation to a more consciously chosen life.
Trip sitting
Trip sitting offers attentive, nonjudgmental companionship during a psychedelic experience, with respect for your boundaries and what unfolds. Beforehand, we discuss your intentions, preparation, support needs, and whether this service is appropriate for you.
Patricia holds Psychedelic Assisted Therapy (PAT) certification through Beckley Academy. Her approach draws on meditation, Jungian reflection, and preparation and integration. This training certification is distinct from a clinical or state natural-medicine facilitator license; trip sitting is not medical treatment.
Ask about trip sittingThe psychedelic renaissance
Renewed research and public interest are bringing psychedelics into a more open conversation about consciousness, meaning, and mental health. Yet humanity’s relationship with psychoactive plants reaches back thousands of years. Indigenous peoples have maintained distinct ceremonial and healing traditions that deserve recognition on their own terms.
In Colorado, voters passed Proposition 122 in 2022, opening new possibilities for adults 21 and older through certain personal-use protections and a framework for regulated natural-medicine services. That change has created more room to ask thoughtful questions about psychedelics and the exploration of psyche.
Personal-use protections and licensed facilitation are different pathways, with different rules. Proposition 122 did not create unrestricted retail sales or change federal law. Forestune’s coaching focuses on education, preparation, and integration; it should not be confused with medical treatment or a state-licensed natural-medicine service.
A Jungian approach brings dreams, symbols, and personal associations into this contemporary conversation. We explore what an experience means in your life, with respect for both the older traditions and the limits of what current research can tell us.
Experience, preparation & care
Patricia brings decades of meditation study with Tibetan, Taoist, and Hindu teachers, certification in Taoist meditation through the Ni Lineage, study in depth psychology with a Jungian emphasis, and psychedelic-assisted therapy training through Beckley Academy. This background informs an attentive, individual approach to coaching.
Care begins before a journey. We discuss your intentions, relevant health history, current medications, support system, and concerns. Questions outside the scope of coaching belong with a qualified medical or mental-health professional. Preparation includes boundaries, setting, support, and time for integration afterward.
Experience and careful preparation can help reduce risk; they cannot guarantee a safe or easy journey. Your choice to pause, decline, or explore through meditation and imagination without psychedelics remains part of the conversation.
Integration
Make space for what surfaced, including difficult or confusing material. Explore its meaning without rushing to a single interpretation.
Ongoing practice
Bring reflection into daily life through meditation, journaling, Active Imagination, and attention to your relationships and choices.
Further reading: Colorado Proposition 122 · Colorado’s regulated program · NIH: psilocybin and microdosing · Research on ancient plant use
Ask about microdosing support, preparation, or integration
in a complimentary 15-minute consultation.
Online and in-person coaching available.