CHARIOT

Portland, Oregon

A SANCTUARY IN THE HEART OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Nestled in Northwest Portland, Oregon and just 15 minutes from the airport, we offer our guests a balance of accessibility and tranquility. Our center is based in a converted craftsman home, with five unique client spaces for individuals or groups, in a charming neighborhood full of restaurants, shops, and towering trees.

Steps away, the trails of Forest Park await (one of the largest urban forests in the country) while our serene backyard garden offers clients a private, nurturing sanctuary. “Set and setting” are important elements of every psilocybin journey, and all details have been mindfully designed to support your comfort, safety, and inner exploration.

For those visiting from out of town, there are many options for nearby lodging, including short-term rentals and hotels within walking distance or easily accessible through the city’s mass transit network.

We can’t wait to welcome you.

View of the "Ponderosa" room, natural light, wooden windows and trim, art, and cozy furniture.
The Maple room, old wooden doors and trim, soft lighting, comfy chairs.

Portland Rooms

comfortable brown mid-century modern couch, white decorative pillows, a wooden coffee table, and a classic blue and beige area rug. Natural light streams in from a large window overlooking a serene outdoor area, highlighting the room's warm wooden fl

ROOM ONE

Juniper

ROOM TWO

Ponderosa

A bright, welcoming guest room with two single beds dressed in white and yellow bedding, accompanied by orange pillows. A comfortable blue leather couch, vibrant houseplants, and a multicolored abstract rug.

ROOM FOUR

Cedar

A textured white armchair adorned with a geometric-patterned cushion, a contemporary round stool, and a plush gray area rug. The room features rich wooden trims, a view of lush greenery through the window, and an abstract landscape painting on the wa

ROOM THREE

Maple

A serene therapy space with minimalist design, featuring soft gray carpeting. The room is furnished with a blue armchair, two convertible chairs in orange and yellow, and a side table.

ROOM FIVE

Douglas Fir

  • “For anyone who is considering trying psilocybin, I can't recommend the good people at Chariot highly enough. The staff was prompt, professional, and kind during every step of the process. Almost from the moment I walked in the door, it was evident to me that a great deal of care had been taken to create a safe and inviting space. The facilitator who took the journey with me, Brian, answered all of my questions and sat with me for nearly six hours. He was respectful of my privacy and my need for personal space, but was there to initiate therapeutic touch when I needed it. I can tell that Brian and the rest of the staff at Chariot truly cared about me and my well-being, before, during, and after the journey. If you're considering psilocybin as a treatment for trauma or addiction, the staff at Chariot are committed to the safety of their patients and treat psilocybin with the respect it deserves.”

    Brian

  • “Exquisite container for the journey. Well kept and beautifully furnished space with experienced, knowledgeable staff. I felt safe and held. Gorgeous English garden in the back too!”

    Amy

  • “This was the most terrifying and the most amazing thing I have ever done . I could never have done it without Tracy. She has been by my side throughout my entire journey and still is. I picked Chariot because they were the only one that made (it) so simple for me. They handled me with kid gloves knowing how fragile I was but never made me feel less for it. Tracy literally held my hand from beginning to end and still does. I am consumed with gratitude to her and the chariot house.”

    Bernadine

  • “I chose Chariot for my journey based on the architecture of the building and the interior photos of the rooms. I was not disappointed. The interior is calming and professional. The staff were available when needed and in the background the rest of the time. I was impressed (by) how the medicine was presented. All in all, a fantastic experience. I highly recommend Chariot.”

    Robert

  • “Felt completely safe and comfortable during the session. Kerry, my facilitator, provided me with peace and clarity throughout the experience, and (I) couldn't be more thankful for his wisdom prior and after my journey. I gained insights and clarity on my life that need more attention and discovery and was provided with integration tools to help facilitate that. Truly grateful for Kerry and the team at Chariot for the work they do.”

    Christopher 

  • “I can't say enough about how pleased I am about my experience with Chariot. The center was first rate, beautiful, comfortable and everyone was so friendly and supportive. My facilitator, Laurent, was incredible. I did Ayahuasca in Peru which was awesome, but this was a more powerful and transformative experience by far!”

    George

  • “Just participated in my 2nd journey at Chariot. Both were my first experiences with any psychedelic modality. My first journey opened the door, for seedlings of hope, of change, healing and freedom, from chronic PTSD. I resisted, and fought the medicine, and even so, it found its way through. For my second journey, I let go, dove in fully, and the depths of healing, the awakening of many seemingly lost things, lost parts of myself, is indescribable. I’ve been deeply transformed. The House/Rooms, and gardens are peaceable, calming, and pristine. Mariah was a breath of fresh air, as she held space and time for me, with pure and nurturing intention. “Grateful” is inadequate, and yet, I fully am.”

    Kathleen

  • “I did this journey with a friend and it was truly life-changing. The facility was clean and we felt safe the entire time. The staff was there to help with anything we needed while we were having this experience. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone hoping to work through problems or life changes and come out the other side with wonderful experiences. My friend and I both had different experiences and were able to work through our own situations and it felt good.”

    Mary

  • “I selected Chariot with Kayli Howard as my facilitator after an exhaustive statewide search for just the right place and the right person with the right mix of experience and a calming voice… Chariot was a perfect setting, and I hope to return someday. The place was warm, comfortable and inviting. The pictures online were truly representative of the beautiful interior space, and I really enjoyed getting to visit the garden afterwards. The sound system was awesome and really enhanced the whole experience…”

    Charlie

Our Facilitators

All facilitators are independently licensed by the Oregon Health Authority

Headshot of Courtney Campbell, founder of Chariot and a psilocybin facilitator

  • Areas of Focus: depression, anxiety and substance-misuse & recovery

    Courtney (He/Him) is the founder of Chariot, a facilitator, and while he will miss Damian Lillard immensely, he’ll always be a fan. Courtney is a UCSB Gaucho with a graduate degree in international policy studies from the Middlebury Institute. His prior career was in documentary film production. Courtney has a personal history of depression, anxiety, substance misuse and recovery. He began his journey with psilocybin as an element of his own healing process several years ago, and has been a passionate advocate for sharing its profound impact ever since. He is honored to share the Chariot space with fellow facilitators and clients eager to experience the transformative power of psilocybin.

Founder & Facilitator

  • Mariah (She/They/Ella/Elle) has been sitting with mushrooms and other plant medicines for over a decade. She holds reverence for the journey, deep trust in the client’s inner healing intelligence, and a peaceful presence for others in the room. Her approach is client-centered. What is most important to her is that the client feels like they are being supported in a way that feels authentic to them.

    Mariah graduated with an interdisciplinary studies degree from the University of Hawaii in Community-Based Healthcare. She was lucky to study relevant coursework such as Advanced Ethnobotany, Mycology, Medical Anthropology, Organic Chemistry, and Psychoactive Drug Plants. She is data/research informed and also draws from her experience in ceremonial settings that she participated in while in Peru and Hawaii.

    Mariah is also a mother who will bring nurturing care to your journey. She gives consideration to many aspects of safety (physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual) to support overall wellbeing. Mariah warmly embraces people from all walks of life, welcoming all into a space of acceptance. She is honored to co-create a  space with clients so they may comfortably navigate the depths of their consciousness.

    Areas of Focus: Mothers, parents, life transitions, people experiencing low self-esteem/worth, creative blocks, anxiety, depression, ADHD, LGBTQIA2S+, people from marginalized communities

Client Care Manager & Facilitator

  • Ben (He/Him) offers a welcoming and non-judgmental healing presence rooted in data-informed modalities. His approachable and inquisitive temperament fosters meaningful relationships built upon mutual trust - a key component in providing a safe and inviting container for your personal growth, transformation and healing to unfold.

    Areas of Focus: Treatment Resistant Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Trauma, Spiritual Growth, Substance Use Disorders & Recovery

Client Care Team & Facilitator

Headshot of Tracey Tiret, Clinical Herbalist, Cranial-Sacral Therapist, and experienced psychedelic facilitator.

  • Tracey (She/Her) is a mother, Clinical Herbalist, Cranial-Sacral Therapist, and experienced psychedelic facilitator of individuals and groups. Psilocybin was her first journey 34 years ago, inspiring her to explore more plant medicines. Journeying has allowed her to view psychological conditions from a non-pathologizing perspective. She understands complex trauma and the resulting nervous system dysregulation disorders. Tracey’s empathic & compassionate space-holding allows her clients to access their innate inner healer. She’s also teaching psilocybin facilitation at Changa Institute, specializing in client preparation, journey administration, and integration coaching.

    Areas of Focus: trauma, CPTSD, OCD, depression, anxiety, addiction, anorexia and end of life

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