ANCIENT MEDICINE, MODERN APPLICATIONS
Psilocybin at a Glance
CHARIOT WORKS WITH PSILOCYBIN
BECAUSE OF ITS TRANSFORMATIVE POWER
It’s a naturally occurring and non-addictive substance that has been found to help us release old ways of thinking and being, leading to transformational healing and growth.
Research shows that psilocybin enables us to build new neural connections that allow us to release unhelpful stories and repressed traumas that keep us stuck. In the absence of these entrenched patterns, we find ourselves free to embrace new and more productive ways of thinking about old problems.
Psilocybin shows us that the only way out is through. Any discomfort we may experience while under its extraordinary influence is entirely temporary, yet provides us with breakthroughs that may otherwise require years to achieve.
GUIDED PREPARATION, ADMINISTRATION & INTEGRATION
Your Journey, Step by step
The relief our clients feel is profound, and lasts long after the experience has ended. Psilocybin often provides us with a valuable new mindset that we may take with us into our day-to-day lives — for the betterment of ourselves, our families, & our wider community.
Clinical trials conducted by some of the United States’ leading institutions are showing promising results addressing conditions such as substance use disorder, depression and end-of-life mood disorders.
OPERATING WITHIN OREGON & COLORADO’S STATE FRAMEWORKS
A Legal, Regulated Practice
While humans have been using psychedelic mushrooms ceremonially for thousands of years, it has only recently been legalized in parts of the United States.
Chariot closely adheres to all state regulations. Oregon was the first state to pass legislation allowing for the regulated use of psilocybin in 2020. The state established a robust regulatory framework, managed by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA). Colorado followed, with legislation passed in 2022 and the first Healing Centers opening in 2025. Colorado's Natural Medicine Program is managed by two state agencies: the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) and the Department of Revenue.
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