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Apply for a Psilocybin Ceremony in New York City

Are you seeking psychedelic therapy or exploring the healing power of psilocybin mushrooms? We offer private, guided psilocybin ceremonies in NYC that prioritize safety, trust, and spiritual depth.

If you feel called to this work, we invite you to complete the application form below. This is your first step in connecting with an experienced psychedelic guide for a sacred mushroom ceremony rooted in intention, preparation, and integration.

By sharing more about your background, intentions, and interest in psychedelic-assisted healing, you help us ensure that this is the right fit—for you, and for the sacred nature of the work.

After reviewing your application, we’ll invite you to a one-hour preparatory consultation where we will:

  • Explore your goals, expectations, and intentions for your psilocybin journey

  • Explain the ceremony structure, process, and what you can expect before, during, and after

  • Discuss your current emotional, physical, and spiritual readiness

  • Share our code of ethics, safety protocols, and commitment to sacred space

We approach this work with the utmost care, integrity, and devotion. If you have any questions before submitting, feel free to reach out directly at brooklynpsychedelics@gmail.com.


We look forward to connecting:

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  • Be smarter every day by listening to your intuition, looking at the world with your forehead. Jump, dance, sing, so that you live happier. Heal yourself with beautiful love, and always remember… You are the medicine.

    María Sabina (1894–1985) - Mazatec curandera and poet from Oaxaca, Mexico, credited with introducing the ritual use of psilocybin mushrooms to the Western world through her sacred veladas, which embodied indigenous spiritual healing traditions and psychospiritual exploration.