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About Catalyst Journeys
A Human-Centered Approach to Psilocybin Healing
Grounded in safety, relationship, and thoughtful support
- Careful screening & preparation
- Non-directive, client-centered facilitation
- Integration for insight & embodiment
- Ethical, trauma-informed practice
While psilocybin experiences can open powerful inner landscapes, lasting change depends on how those experiences are prepared for, supported, and thoughtfully integrated into daily life.
Where wellbeing meets professional growth.
Partnering with Professionals to Build Sustainable Balance
how it works
A Simple, Thoughtful Process
1
Preparation & Screening
We begin with careful screening and preparation to ensure readiness, safety, and alignment.
2
Facilitated Experience
Clients are supported through non-directive, client-centered facilitation within a legal framework.
3
Integration & Embodiment
Ongoing integration supports insight, meaning-making, and practical application in daily life.
Years of experiances
About the Facilitator
Brian W. Yoder, MA
Founder & Lead Facilitator
Licensed Professional Counselor (CO)
Licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator
His work is collaborative, relational, and grounded in safety, connection, and thoughtful support — helping clients move toward clarity, resilience, and meaningful change.
Integrative Therapeutic Background
- Careful screEMDRening & preparation
- Non-directive, cCognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)lient-centered facilitation
- Somatic Awareness
- Integration fInternal Family Systems (IFS)or insight & embodiment
- Motivational Interviewing
- Mindfulness-Based Practices
Professional Training & Experience
Brian is among Colorado’s first fully licensed Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitators and has completed advanced training through CIIS, MAPS/Lykos-informed programs, and InnerTrek. He has also trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy through Fluence.
His background includes teaching psychology and sociology, working as a school counselor and supervisor, guiding Grand Canyon river expeditions for over a decade, and serving as an adjunct instructor at the University of Colorado Denver. He also contributes to training, consultation, and supervision within Colorado’s natural medicine community.
Safety First
Careful screening, preparation, and clear boundaries support responsible and contained experiences.
Client-Centered Facilitation
Non-directive support that honors each individual’s inner process and autonomy.
Integration-Focused Care
Structured integration supports meaning-making, insight, and embodiment beyond the session.
Ethical & Trauma-Informed Practice
All work aligns with Colorado regulations and established trauma-informed standards.
Our Foundations
What Guides Our Work
Catalyst Journeys is not a retreat or recreational offering. We provide an intentional, clinically grounded container for responsible exploration.
Our Commitment
Professional Feedback
90% Client Success Stories
Create a Healthier Balance
Responsible, Grounded Healing
Preparation, facilitation, and integration designed to support clarity, resilience, and meaningful change — not peak experiences.
Call us anytime
+1 (234) 567-8900
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About Our Work?
Who is Catalyst Journeys for?
We work primarily with adults and older adolescents (15+) seeking intentional, supported healing experiences.
Is this a retreat or recreational service?
No. Catalyst Journeys is a licensed healing center providing structured preparation, facilitation, and integration.
How is this work supported?
All services align with Colorado’s Natural Medicine framework and trauma-informed best practices.
What happens after a psilocybin experience?
Integration sessions support reflection, meaning-making, and grounding insights into everyday life.