Nancy “Cedar” Morgan

Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator

Cedar is a dedicated and experienced psychedelic medicine professional who brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep passion to their work. With a background rooted in both traditional wisdom and modern research, Cedar offers a holistic approach to healing and self-discovery. They are a certified facilitator in various psychedelic therapies, including psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine. Beyond individual sessions, Cedar is committed to sharing their expertise through mentoring, writing, and supporting the next generation of psychedelic practitioners.

About Nancy “Cedar” Morgan

My story begins in the high mountains of Colorado where I grew up among the pines, alpine lakes, and towering peaks of the Rockies.

The pursuit of a college education brought me to California and to UC Santa Cruz where I loved the culture and community but missed the mountains and four seasons.

When on June 10, 1989, I first stepped foot in Ashland I knew I had found my home though it took many years to make the changes necessary to be able to make the move.

Until I could, I dedicated myself to expanding my work with psychedelic medicines through the guidance and mentoring provided by elders and plant-medicine wisdom-keepers in California.

I also completed my graduate training and then pursued training in psychedelic therapies and research.

In 2019, I received my Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, completed parts A-D of MAPS’ MDMA training, and received my Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy certification through the Ketamine Training Center in San Anselmo, California.

In 2022 I received my Psychedelic-Assisted Facilitation (PAF) certification as a member of InnerTrek’s inaugural class and in 2023 became an Oregon-licensed Psilocybin-Assisted Facilitator.

Facilitating Your Journey

In addition to facilitating I enjoy sharing stories, mentoring, consulting, and supporting the next generation of psychedelic medicine workers.

Toward that end I have led workshops, authored a chapter on psychedelic integration in the recently published book Altogether US, and published journal articles on the integration of psychedelic medicines.

My availability is limited until I fully transition from providing licensed clinical therapy in Oregon, Colorado, and California to facilitation for those pursuing healing, expanded awareness, and connection to the ineffable through Psilocybin-Assisted Facilitation at Omnia Group Ashland.

In gratitude and with much warmth,

Cedar