Psychedelic Wellness Retreats in Colorado for Women
A pause. A portal. A return to yourself.
This is not a workshop.
Not self-improvement.
Not a push.
This is a beautifully held retreat for women ready to soften, feel, and remember who they are.
Are retreats are for women who are :
• You’ve been curious about psychedelic medicine—but only in a space that feels safe, contained, and for women
• You’re ready for something deeper than talking about it—you want to feel the shift in your body
• You’re moving through something—burnout, grief, transition… or a quiet knowing that something is ready to change
• You want a real container. Professional. Intentional. Intimate. Not a festival
• You sense that healing isn’t just about understanding—it’s about feeling safe enough to transform
You don’t need experience.
You don’t need to identify as “spiritual.”
You simply need to feel the pull—
and be willing to step into a supported, guided process we’ll walk with you.
Who these retreats are not for:
We hold this work with real responsibility.
Which means this container isn’t the right fit for everyone.
At this time, we’re not able to support women who are:
• On certain psychiatric medications without medical supervision
• Living with a history of psychosis or bipolar I
• Managing unresolved cardiac conditions
• Pregnant or trying to conceive
• In acute crisis
If you’re unsure, you’re still welcome to apply.
We’ll have an honest conversation and help guide you toward what’s most supportive.
The Medicines We Work With
The medicines we work with—
each offering a different doorway into the work.
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Held within a church-based, legally protected container.
A sacramental medicine for spiritual growth, self-compassion, connection, and deep emotional repair. -
A nervous system reset.
Shorter-acting and precise—especially supportive for interrupting patterns that feel hard to shift. -
Deep, emotional, and expansive.
Supports release, insight, and the kind of softening that allows real change to land. -
Where many women begin.
A gentle, consistent practice that builds the foundation for deeper work.
Inside our Crested Butte Retreat Venue
We hold most of our Colorado retreats in Crested Butte — a small, breath-stealing mountain town tucked into the Elk range, far enough from Denver to feel genuinely remote but reachable in a half-day.
We chose Crested Butte for its quiet, its altitude, and its capacity to slow the nervous system down before the medicine even arrives.
Our venues are private homes— chosen carefully, sometimes the same place across cohorts, sometimes shifting based on what each retreat asks for. The exact venue and address are shared once they've been accepted, both for the privacy of our members and for the integrity of the container. What you can expect: private or semi-private rooms, locally-sourced meals prepared onsite, walking trails out the door, big windows, and the kind of stillness that lets the nervous system actually drop down.
Most retreatants fly into Denver International Airport (DEN) or Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport (GUC).
We coordinate ground transport from there.
We also hold occasional retreats internationally — most recently in Ericeira, Portugal and on Oahu — for women who feel called to bring this work into a different landscape.
The Rhythm of a Retreat
Every retreat unfolds a little differently, but this is the general flow.
Day One — Arrival
You arrive in the afternoon.
A light dinner. An opening circle—often around the fire.
An early night.
Time for your body to land before anything begins.
Day Two — First Journey
A slow morning. Nourishing breakfast. Gentle movement.
Opening Rituals : 1:1 check-ins to prepare.
The journey itself unfolds over several hours, with experienced facilitators present throughout
—followed by rest and gentle support.
Evening is simple: nourishment, stillness, rest.
Day Three — Integration (and sometimes a second journey)
A long, spacious morning.
Circle. Movement. Breath. Time outside.
Some retreats include a second journey here.
Others honor this day as integration—letting the work deepen without pushing.
Day Four — Closing & Re-Entry
A closing circle. Breakfast together.
A quiet, unhurried morning.
We don’t rush the goodbye.
In Preparation
What you do before the retreat shapes what becomes possible inside it.
This is where the work begins.
Our preparation process includes:
• A 1:1 call with a Well Dosed facilitator—your intake and final pre-retreat check-in
• A women’s circle with your cohort the week before arrival
• A guided workbook to help you clarify intention and begin the inner work
• Medical and psychological screening, including a review of current medications (as appropriate to the retreat)
• Dietary and lifestyle guidance to support your body in the lead-up
Most women who have experienced other retreats are surprised by this part.
How much it matters.
How much it changes what unfolds.
We often hear:
“I felt held before I even arrived.”
2026 Retreats
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Upcoming Retreats
HELD Retreat
May 16–17, 2026 · Crested Butte, Colorado
A two-day intentional container for women working with psychedelic medicine in a smallgroup setting. Includes preparation circle, guided journey, somatic integration, and
continuing support afterward.
INSPIRE Retreat
June 12–14, 2026 · Silverthorne, Colorado
A three-day women's retreat in the Rocky Mountains pairing psychedelic medicine with
somatic ritual, circle work, and deep rest. Co-held with [partner name if applicable]. Limited
spots.
Earth & Heart Medicine Retreat
October 15–18, 2026 · Oahu, Hawaii
A four-day Earth & Heart Medicine retreat held in Hawaii. Co-held with Native Nectar, this
retreat blends the ocean, breath, and medicine in an international setting for women ready
to bring this work into a different landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Each retreat is designed around a specific therapeutic approach.
Some retreats focus on a single substance, while others may involve a carefully guided combination of modalities depending on the goals of the program.
Before registering, you will receive clear information about:
• The type of experience offered
• The purpose of the retreat
• Preparation requirements
• Safety protocols
• What to expect during the experienceWe believe transparency and preparation are essential to creating a safe and meaningful experience.
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Our retreats are carefully structured experiences designed to support emotional growth, clarity, and meaningful change.
Each retreat includes:
• Preparation and orientation
• Guided group sessions
• A safe, supportive environment
• Integration and reflection practices
• Time for rest, connection, and personal insightYou are supported every step of the way — before, during, and after the experience.
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Many participants are new to this work, while others have prior experience and want a more intentional, supported environment.
We guide you through preparation so you feel informed, comfortable, and ready for the experience.
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Our retreats are a good fit if you:
• Feel ready for personal growth or life change
• Want a structured, supportive experience
• Value emotional safety and professional guidance
• Are open to reflection and self-discovery
• Want to reconnect with yourself or your purposeIf you're unsure, we recommend scheduling a consultation so we can talk through your goals and determine the best path forward.
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Retreats provide a shared group environment designed for connection, reflection, and immersive growth.
Private sessions offer a more individualized experience with focused one-on-one support.
Both are powerful — the best choice depends on your needs, comfort level, and goals.
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You are supported by trained facilitators throughout the entire experience.
Support includes:
• Emotional guidance
• Safety monitoring
• Structured preparation
• Integration support
• A calm, professionally held environmentOur goal is to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and supported.
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Both.
Our retreats blend professional therapeutic care with a holistic, body-based approach — because insight alone isn’t enough.
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Most retreats last:
• 1 day
• Weekend (2 days)
• Multi-day immersive experiencesEach retreat is designed to provide enough time for preparation, the experience itself, and integration.
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Integration is one of the most important parts of the process.
After the retreat, participants receive:
• Integration guidance
• Reflection practices
• Follow-up support options
• Tools to help apply insights to daily lifeTransformation happens after the experience — not just during it.
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To join a retreat:
Schedule a consultation
Confirm your registration
Receive preparation guidance
Attend the retreat
We will walk you through each step.
Inside the Retreat Circle
You can unsubscribe anytimeWhen you join the Retreat Circle, you’ll receive:
First invitations to upcoming retreats
Early access before dates open publicly
Occasional notes on rest, ritual, and integration
Space to feel into what’s next — without pressure
No noise. No rushing. Just thoughtful invitations, when they’re ready.
