Leadership Team

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  • Sarah is the Director of Programs at Rose Waters Sanctuary, where she oversees the development and stewardship of community programming, immersive retreats, and ceremonial offerings. For the past ten years, Sarah has been leading circles, workshops, retreats, and community healing events, cultivating spaces that center belonging, integrity, and meaningful human connection.

    Sarah is a licensed psilocybin facilitator with experience guiding plant medicine work since 2021. Her foundation began within the traditions of a shamanic church and was later strengthened through certification with the InnerTrek training program. She also holds training in spiritual life coaching, meditation, women’s work, and sound medicine, bringing together diverse modalities into an integrative approach that honors both Eastern and Western healing traditions.

    Her leadership is grounded in trauma-informed care, community building, and creating experiences that support healing on individual and collective levels. Sarah is devoted to creating programming that expands access to healing, strengthens community, and offers spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and one another in meaningful and lasting ways.

Sarah Rose

Ryan Rege

  • Ryan is the Director of Operations at Rose Waters Sanctuary, where he oversees the day-to-day operations of the service center and helps cultivate a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for all. His background in operations and hospitality has been shaped by more than 20 years in culinary leadership within professional kitchens at Whole Foods, New Seasons Market, and traditional restaurants, including working alongside several James Beard Award-winning chefs.

    Over time, Ryan’s path led him to become a private chef in plant medicine retreat spaces, where he found a deeper sense of purpose in supporting people as they move through their healing journeys and inner work - helping create experiences where they feel nourished, grounded, and cared for along the way. He is deeply committed to being in service to those seeking personal growth while continuing to walk his own path of lifelong learning and growth as well.

    Ryan is passionate about music, nature, and creating environments where people can slow down, connect, and experience a genuine sense of belonging and community. Above all else, family is at the center of his life, and much of the care he brings into his work is rooted in a deep love of nurturing and supporting the people around him. 

Rose Waters Retreat Facilitators 

  • Sarah is the Director of Programs at Rose Waters Sanctuary, where she oversees the development and stewardship of community programming, immersive retreats, and ceremonial offerings. For the past ten years, Sarah has been leading circles, workshops, retreats, and community healing events, cultivating spaces that center belonging, integrity, and meaningful human connection.

    Sarah is a licensed psilocybin facilitator with experience guiding plant medicine work since 2021. Her foundation began within the traditions of a shamanic church and was later strengthened through certification with the InnerTrek training program. She also holds training in spiritual life coaching, meditation, women’s work, and sound medicine, bringing together diverse modalities into an integrative approach that honors both Eastern and Western healing traditions.

    Her leadership is grounded in trauma-informed care, community building, and creating experiences that support healing on individual and collective levels. Sarah is devoted to creating programming that expands access to healing, strengthens community, and offers spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and one another in meaningful and lasting ways.

  • Jamie is a licensed natural medicine facilitator, mental health provider, certified 500-hour yoga teacher, and founder of The Inner MAP Project. She blends mindfulness, yoga, ecotherapy, somatic practices, and plant medicine to support healing and growth, creating compassionate spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and cultivate resilience in their everyday lives.

    She believes deeply in the transformative power of community and brings this perspective into both retreats and individual facilitation. Through her work, Jamie supports others in connecting with their inner healer, embracing their authentic selves, and building the supportive foundations needed for lasting healing, integration, and growth.

    When she’s not holding space for others, you’ll likely find her hiking mountain trails with her dog, celebrating the seasons through ceremony and ritual, or dancing to live music.

  • Keri Padon is an Oregon-licensed psilocybin facilitator, longtime practitioner of the healing arts, and an explorer at heart. For more than 15 years, she has cultivated a relationship with plant medicine, ceremonial traditions, and earth-based practices, including time spent learning and participating in traditions in the Amazon. Her approach is grounded in reverence, curiosity, compassion, and a deep respect for the individual nature of each person’s journey.

    A graduate of InnerTrek’s Psilocybin Facilitator Training, Keri previously managed the InnerTrek Service Center and now serves as Programs Manager and a member of InnerTrek’s leadership team, supporting the programs, people, and behind-the-scenes infrastructure that make transformative experiences possible. She also manages the Community Leaders Resilience Fund at the Sheri Eckert Foundation, helping create access to supported psilocybin experiences for community leaders carrying significant responsibility, stress, and service.

    Keri’s background spans more than a decade of holding space through yoga, movement, retreat work, and Kambo practice, alongside extensive experience in operations and administration. She believes that meaningful transformation requires both presence and a well-tended container—and brings equal care to both.

    At the heart of Keri’s work is a devotion to authenticity: helping people meet themselves with courage, curiosity, compassion, and room for whatever wants to unfold.

    She believes deeply in the transformative power of community and brings this perspective into both retreats and individual facilitation. Through her work, Jamie supports others in connecting with their inner healer, embracing their authentic selves, and building the supportive foundations needed for lasting healing, integration, and growth.

    When she’s not holding space for others, you’ll likely find her hiking mountain trails with her dog, celebrating the seasons through ceremony and ritual, or dancing to live music.

Our Facilitators

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  • Caleb has spent the last 13 years in acute clinical care, working within some of the country’s leading hospital systems. Concurrently, he has spent the past decade working with plant medicine retreat centers.

    Drawing from his experience across both clinical and plant medicine settings, Caleb has utilized holistic coaching, Internal Family Systems, and goal-directed change to develop preparation and integration models for people both inside and outside of medicine journeys, supporting meaningful transitions and lasting change.

    Working across these two worlds has shown Caleb that some of the most important work in healing and evolution happens through a holistic lens. He believes that psilocybin can offer a paradigm shift—one that can support people in moving toward a fuller, healthier, and more integrated life.

    Caleb’s focus is working with people who are ready for change: people who want to do the work, not simply have the experience, and who are willing to meet real change with real effort.

  • Mike is a therapist at the Mindbody Therapy Center, a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon, and a Mindful Self-Compassion Teacher. Mike was born in Colorado, lived in California for 15 years, and now resides in Portland Oregon with his wife and daughter. Mike did his clinical training at the University of Southern California, and has long had an interest in contemplative practices. 

    Mike enjoys adventuring outside, hanging with animals (newest hobby: keeping chickens), and is very passionate about spicy food.

  • Rose brings decades of experience in the healing arts to her work as a Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator. As a lifelong student of healing and transformation, she draws from a rich toolkit to support each client’s unique journey with presence, care, and compassion. She will meet you where you are without judgement, and support you through your journey with kindness and wisdom. Psilocybin has been a powerful teacher in Rose’s own life, helping her discover her true self and offering spiritual insight that has sustained her for decades. She is known for her vibrant spirit, sense of fun and her beautiful laugh which she incorporates into everything she does. Rose offers grounded, heart-centered support and hopes to bring not only wisdom and integrity, but also lightness and joy to your experience.

  • Phyllis Moses’ lifelong journey into plant medicine began in her teens, sparking a profound connection to wellness and spiritual growth. As a licensed psilocybin facilitator with over 40 years of experience in the healing arts, Phyllis holds retreat space with the intention of deep healing, embodiment, and reconnection to inner wisdom.

    She lived in Hawai’i, for 21 years, at first cultivating psilocybin mushrooms, then meeting and studying with Tibetan Buddhist teachers, and deepening her relationship with indigenous wisdom. This, combined with South American travels, inspired her to beautifully weave Eastern and Western perspectives into the healing arts.

    Now based in the Pacific Northwest, Phyllis brings over three decades of experience as a certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT) and hypnotherapist. Phyllis operates at the intersection of neuroscience, somatics, and expanded states of consciousness. Her diverse background includes certifications in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy, allowing her to offer a trauma-informed, integrative approach across hospitals, recovery centers, and international retreats. Phyllis brings compassionate presence, deep listening, and a touch of playfulness to her transformative healing sessions.

    Outside of her therapeutic work, she is a devoted parent and grandparent who teaches sacred Buddhist dance, creates collage art, and finds joy hiking, and swimming.

  • Greg (he/him) is a licensed facilitator and psychotherapist. His therapeutic work draws from Buddhist psychology, and he uses somatic techniques, mindfulness, and has training in EMDR and IFS. His therapeutic work focuses on trauma, grief, addiction, and working in relationships. He also teaches, providing continuing education in ethics, psychedelic integration, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. He believes psychedelics help us loosen attachments that no longer serve, and that navigating difficult internal spaces can spark transformation. Greg is a percussionist who enjoys bringing live music and sound baths into sessions. 

    When not working, he enjoys reading, playing music, and exploring the mountains and rivers of the Pacific Northwest with his family and dogs.

  • A lifetime of relentless inner deep dives into her own psyche and soul ignited Janet’s passion to

    serve other seekers. This path of soulful growth and evolution led to over 15 years within the

    mental health field. And after finally experiencing her first psilocybin journey, Janet knew she

    had to help people experience their own healing journeys.

    As an African American, Janet’s personal psilocybin journeys led to healing a lifelong core

    wound deeply rooted in generational trauma she didn’t even know she had. And a recent

    journey re-connected her with African ancestors, feeling their welcoming presence encouraging

    her to forge this healing path.

    Perhaps you’re feeling stuck in life, tired of the same old dead-end cycles? Or you’re ready to

    explore ignored, abandoned parts of you…the deepest parts of your soul? Psilocybin disrupts

    those outworn cycles, allowing new ways of thinking and behaving. And with that opening,

    Janet helps clients connect more deeply with their own inner wisdom.

    Intuitive, empathetic listening/witnessing allow Janet to authentically connect with a wide

    diversity of races, colors, genders, and cultures. As a facilitator, Janet is honored to hold sacred

    space to experience your own deep healing, allowing the freedom to BE the powerful, uniquely

    gifted being you truly are.

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  • Georgiana (she/her) has worked with psilocybin for more than 30 years and relates to it as a lifelong teacher, mirror, and guide. Her work centers on transformation that holds through preparation, honest exploration, meaningful integration, and reconnecting with joy in everyday life. She supports individuals and couples moving through life transitions, relationship dynamics, identity shifts, burnout, and the deeper pull toward living more authentically.

    In 2025, Georgiana received the Mystical Catalyst Award from Althea for the depth, care, and presence she brings to her facilitation. Her approach is trauma-informed, relational, heart-centered, and LGBTQIA+ affirming. She has co-led legal plant medicine groups for women, mothers, facilitators, and medical professionals, and continues her training through Dr. Gabor Maté’s Compassionate Inquiry program.

    A mother, lifelong learner, and lover of life, Georgiana brings warmth and presence to her work. She is at home in the depths and tenderness of being human, meeting clients with steadiness, honesty, and care. Her spaces invite people to soften, open, and come home to themselves, whether quietly or emotionally, often bringing unexpected relief and a sense of aliveness.

    Specializes in: Life transitions and personal growth Emotional resilience and well-being Trauma-informed support (including survivors of sexual, physical, psychological, or religious trauma) Psychedelic exploration and integration First-time participants Mothers/parents navigating life changes Women of color LGBTQIA+ affirming Other specialties: Supporting other professionals (MDs, NDs, mental health practitioners, counselors, coaches, teachers, and psilocybin facilitators) in deepening their own growth, reflection, and integration practices

  • Dr. Lindsey Lerner, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist, certified death doula, ketamine-assisted therapist, and Oregon-licensed psilocybin facilitator based in Portland, Oregon. Her work bridges clinical psychology, existential healing, and psychedelic care, with a focus on creating deeply compassionate, trauma-informed spaces for transformation and meaning-making. Lindsey specializes in complex trauma, grief, end-of-life and life-changing diagnoses, existential distress, LGBTQ+ identity exploration, and psychedelic integration.

    She is trained in modalities including EMDR, Somatic Experiencing, Gestalt therapy, and psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration. Lindsey approaches this work through a relational, intuitive, and body-centered lens, helping clients reconnect with themselves, process unresolved experiences, and cultivate greater self-compassion and psychological flexibility.

    In addition to her clinical work, Lindsey is passionate about hospice and palliative care, community healing, and supporting clients through life transitions with warmth, authenticity, and respect for the wisdom of the inner healing process and for the medicine.

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  • Dr. Ali is a psilocybin facilitator, naturopathic physician, herbalist, wife, mother, and perennial student of the living world. For more than twenty-five years, she has accompanied people through seasons of healing, transformation, and becoming—holding space for the profound transitions and initiations that shape a human life.

    Her work is rooted in the understanding that much of our suffering arises from disconnection—from ourselves, from community, from meaning, and from the living world itself. She approaches psychedelic work as an invitation into deeper relationship with ourselves and with Life around us, experiences that foster new perspectives, illuminate parts of ourselves, and reconnect us to the larger story in which our lives are embedded.

    Ali enjoys working with people from all walks of life and has experience supporting medical professionals, first responders, and firefighters. She also feels a special affinity for those navigating “threshold” moments—parenthood, the menopausal transition, career changes, grief, empty nesting, aging, and existential and end-of-life concerns.

    She believes healing unfolds in the presence of safety, trust, and genuine human connection. Clients describe her presence as calm, grounding, and compassionate. Rooted in reverence for the natural world, Ali’s work is inspired by aninvitation to remember our belonging—to ourselves, to one another, and to the larger web of life that sustains us.

     

  • Since 2023, Mandy has been honored to facilitate 

    individual and group psilocybin assisted therapy sessions in Portland and Ashland, Oregon.  She is drawn to offering PAT for many reasons, the biggest one being the opportunity to help her clients deepen their relationship with themselves in a new way. She sees her role as providing the space for client  to weave curiosity and trust into their process of self-inquiry and discovery.  She does that with thorough preparation using a relational and therapeutic framework. For 20 years, she has witnessed and supported people as they move through feelings of expansion and inspiration, right along side their less comfortable moments of grief, loss and loneliness.

    Mandy has a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology degree from California Institute of Integral Studies and is a licensed psychotherapist, using a harm reduction,  attachment theory and early development perspectives. In addition to facilitating PAT, Mandy has a psychotherapy practice, teaches and supervises associates and finds balance and delight in  music, roller skating, backpacking, dance and hot springs. 

    She is trained in modalities including EMDR, Somatic Experiencing, Gestalt therapy, and psychedelic-assisted therapy and integration. Lindsey approaches this work through a relational, intuitive, and body-centered lens, helping clients reconnect with themselves, process unresolved experiences, and cultivate greater self-compassion and psychological flexibility.

    In addition to her clinical work, Lindsey is passionate about hospice and palliative care, community healing, and supporting clients through life transitions with warmth, authenticity, and respect for the wisdom of the inner healing process and for the medicine.

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  • Megan believes that healing and coming home to one’s true self is not only possible, but our destiny. Her role is to listen, support the wisdom within, and create a grounded, relational foundation for meaningful change.

    With 36 years of experience in body-mind integrated healing, Megan brings a deeply attuned, somatic approach to preparation and integration. At the heart of her work is the BE ME Framework, which recognizes healing across four dimensions of our BEing: Body, Emotion, Mental, and Essence.

    As a licensed physical therapist, Megan leads with the body, weaving together physical therapy, embodied coaching, TRE®, and somatic psychology frameworks including Hakomi, IFS, and RCS. Her approach helps people connect with their bodies, settle their nervous systems, meet what arises with compassion, and integrate the insights of their medicine journey into lived change.

    Megan calls this work Authentic Alignment—creating greater flexibility, strength, stability, connection, and openness in both body and life.

    Outside of her work, Megan is passionate about music, art, cycling, books, Portland, and the Oregon coast. Her wise and magical sidekick is Fabio, her twelve-year-old Xoloitzcuintle.

  • Clement Wilson, LCSW (he/him) is a clinical social worker, individual and group psilocybin facilitator, and integrative therapist. Guided by love, creativity, and a deep trust in each person’s innate capacity for healing, his approach is relational, body-based, and grounded in the belief that growth unfolds through our interconnected relationships with self, others, nature, and the stories and lineages we carry. As a queer and transgender man, he brings a lived understanding of liminality, fluid identity, and the journey from disconnection toward greater connection with the body and self. He welcomes complexity, resists binary thinking, and embraces expansive ways of being.

    Clement holds deep reverence for psilocybin mushrooms as living teachers with ancient ties to Earth-based and Indigenous traditions, and approaches this work with humility, reciprocity, and a commitment to honoring the sacred legacy of the medicine and the communities that have long stewarded it. His areas of focus include working with those experiencing complex or persistent depression, developmental trauma, anxiety, burnout, spiritual and existential exploration, major life transitions, queer and trans identity development, and challenging relational dynamics, including over-responsibility, difficulty expressing needs, and feeling disconnected from one’s inner voice.

  • Missy was thrust into meditation in 2009 when chronic pain gifted her the opportunity to look more deeply at life in an existential way. What felt like a betrayal of the body ultimately led to the discovery that our bodies are not in the way, they are the way.

    What followed was a deeper unraveling as old beliefs and identities fell away, allowing for a new way of being to emerge. This process of dying and becoming is the transition Missy supports her clients through today: learning to hear their own voice and trust what is emerging.

    Her work holds the seeming opposites of being human: movement and stillness, holding on and letting go, grief and joy, death and birth. She believes insight is only the beginning, and that transformation happens as we cultivate the capacities and skills that allow us to live from this new way of being. And while this work can take us into deep places, it doesn’t always have to be heavy. Gentleness, curiosity, and play are essential parts of discovering what else is possible.

  • Laurent is an Oregon-licensed psilocybin facilitator, who served his community as a firefighter/paramedic with Portland Fire; Rescue for 30 years. For two decades, he was also a member of PF&R’s peer support team, offering guidance and care to colleagues navigating personal and professional challenges.

    Laurent’s own healing journey with psilocybin has been life changing. After many years of carrying the emotional weight of emergency service work and also contending with sometimes debilitating mental health challenges, psilocybin allowed him to access a level of peace, healing, and joy that once felt out of reach. That experience deepened his commitment to supporting others in finding their own pathways to restoration and wholeness.

    Laurent is also a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, bringing both heart and skill to his work. He draws on somatic techniques to help clients prepare for their sessions and to gently integrate insights afterward—bridging mind, body, and nervous system in the process.

    Laurent’s background blends academic rigor with decades of real-world experience. He holds a B.A. from Cornell University, completed his paramedic certification at the State University of New York, and earned his Psilocybin Facilitator Certification through InnerTrek.

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  • Liz Asch Greenhill has found that we can heal on a deep level with a combination of plant medicine, visualization, and language-based somatic work that attunes thought to felt-sense. Through Soul Repair Society, licensed by the Oregon Health Authority since 2024, Liz facilitates legal psilocybin journeys at Portland service centers, using the knowledge, skills, and intuition she’s gained from twenty years of hands-on health care as an acupuncturist. Her clinic, Night Sky Acupuncture + Ideaphoria served the Portland community until 2025, and her podcast, Body Land Metaphor Medicine, is a free resource of guided meditations that engage the imagination to regulate the nervous system (in English and Spanish). Liz is an artist, author, and educator with a passion for surrealism, poetry, and mysticism. A queer, Jewish Gen-X woman and mother to a grown son, Liz is a chihuahua enthusiast who loves painting, cooking, and any jaunt through the Pacific Northwest with her partner.

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  • Luna is a holistic life coach, spiritual counselor, and licensed psilocybin facilitator. As a student of InnerTrek, she had the honor of participating in one of the first legal group ceremonies in Oregon — and in the nation — since the 1960s. She currently partners with OHSU in ongoing research on Oregon Psilocybin Services. She’s also on the path to becoming a licensed counselor as a graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

    Luna believes in a holistic approach to healing at the intersection of the psyche and soul. She practices primarily through the lens of attachment theory and somatic parts work (IFS), as well as tarot, astrology, and the arts. All are paths to explore the subconscious and expanded states of consciousness. 

    Luna loves to support other women, especially healers and artists on the spiritual path, and those who are healing from insecure attachment and codependency. She hopes to help you nurture your relationship with yourself, others, and all of life. Luna has 15+ years of education and experience in the realm of personal transformation. But her greatest gift is her presence, empathy, and devotion in service to love. She welcomes all of your shadows and light on the path to healing and wholeness.

  • Amanda is a mother, nature-lover, dreamer, grief tender, death doula, and massage therapist with over 22 years of immersion in the healing arts.

    Her path into this work was shaped through profound loss, trauma, and a near-death experience that unraveled the life she once knew and initiated her into a deep apprenticeship with grief and a long journey of healing.

    Psilocybin helped Amanda reconnect with joy, vibrancy, meaning, and parts of herself that grief had buried.

    Years of personal work with psilocybin, guidance from wise mentors, and training through InnerTrek as part of the first cohort of licensed facilitators in Oregon offered varied perspectives and training balanced in both science and the sacred.

    Her approach is rooted in holistic, nature-based, somatic practices and introspective exploration. Amanda offers clients her grounded presence, compassion, and gentle curiosity to thoughtfully tend to their experience with nurturing, open-minded support so they can feel safe, seen, and cared for while journeying through their inner landscape.

  • Amanda brings over 30 years of personal exploration in expanded states of consciousness, blending her background in Anthropology with a heart-centered approach and deep respect for the ancient wisdom held within Indigenous ceremonial medicine traditions. She completed her facilitation training with InnerTrek in 2023.

    Her practice is rooted in the science of neuroplasticity and the belief that growth, learning, and lasting change are possible at every stage of life. Her experience bridges wellness modalities, the arts, and the corporate world. Along with her facilitation license, Amanda is trained in Somatic Experiencing (SE), aromatherapy, and Usui Reiki. She draws upon these modalities to help regulate the nervous system and create a safe space where the body can gently process and release trauma, moving beyond survival mode toward greater resilience and ease.

    For Amanda, plant medicine has been a vital gateway to wellness, insight, and restoration. Her most challenging seasons have also been her greatest teachers—from caring for a parent with Alzheimer's disease in hospice and supporting her partner through cancer treatment, to navigating the transformative path of motherhood.

    Together, these lived experiences inspire an attuned and intuitive facilitation style, grounded in warmth and humor. Amanda believes healing is not about fixing what is broken, but about reclaiming your innate wholeness. Whether you are navigating burnout, processing grief or trauma, coping with anxiety or depression, or simply seeking a deeper connection, she meets you exactly where you are. Together, you will build a relationship rooted in trust, compassion, and curiosity—creating a safe space to explore your inner landscape and reconnect with your most authentic self.

    Outside of her practice, Amanda can be found spending time with her family and two dogs, reading, beachcombing, paddleboarding, or making art.

  • With a client-centered facilitation style grounded in unconditional positive regard, compassion, and authenticity, Tracey Tiret supports transformational healing through both extensive training and 37 years of personal psychedelic experience. She believes psilocybin activates the body’s innate healing intelligence and intuitively guides each journey with deep presence and care. Trained in somatic emotional release, she helps clients move through stored trauma to access lasting healing and personal growth.

    Tracey emphasizes trust-building through thorough preparation sessions and offers ongoing integration support tailored to each client’s needs, including a 30-day integration journal, follow-up sessions, and complimentary microdosing protocol coaching to support neural growth and continued transformation. She also provides herbal consultations to encourage healing on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels.

    In addition to being a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon, Tracey is a clinical herbalist, craniosacral therapist, mycophile, and holistic health advocate. She taught psychedelic facilitation to the inaugural cohort at The Changa Institute and has supported approximately 300 individuals and several groups since legalization. Outside her work, she treasures being a mother of two adult children, and loves dancing salsa & bachata with her husband of 23 years. 

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