Chelsea Phegley

In 2003, I made a life-changing move to Oregon. From a young age, I’ve been a keen observer and a deep feeler – qualities that guided me toward a path of exploration and growth. My insatiable curiosity led me to pursue a degree in Cultural Anthropology. This educational journey opened my eyes to the incredible diversity of human perspectives and experiences, revealing the countless ways we interact with and interpret the world.

In 2011, I embarked on a new chapter by pursuing a nursing degree. For the past 9 years, I’ve proudly served as an intensive care and rapid response RN in the Rogue Valley. This invaluable experience has granted me profound insights into the intricacies of the human body and its workings. However, the events of recent times, particularly the impact of COVID, shed light on a crucial truth – true healing extends beyond the physical realm.

It was this realization that ignited my journey towards a more holistic approach to healing. I pursued my facilitator license for psilocybin services, recognizing the need for modalities that address not only the body but also the mind and spirit. Rooted in a trauma-informed perspective, I approach each individual with unwavering care and respect, devoid of judgment. The importance of understanding trauma, depression, PTSD, and the essence of genuine “health” has driven me to continuously seek further education in these areas.