Welcome to Mushroom Illuminations. You’re probably here because you are either curious about or are ready to seek out Psilocybin “experiences” that are legally regulated by the Oregon Health Administration.

My name is Johnny Dwork, and I am about to become one of the first state government-licensed Psilocybin Facilitators in the United States. Once Oregon Psilocybin Service Centers become licensed and are up and running (hopefully by the summer of 2023), I will start interfacing with potential clients to determine if we are a great fit to work with one another.

I am a passionate advocate for the responsible use of visionary plant medicines to promote healing, spiritual insight, and personal growth. I have 50+ years of experience in working with these resources, and, since 1979, have held strong, respectful, safe space for people seeking insight and inspiration through non-ordinary states of consciousness.

My primary life mission is to show up as the Hero in the story in my life and to support others in doing the same in their lives. As a licensed Psilocybin Facilitator, I will synergize the insight gained from a lifetime of study and practice of a wide variety of empowerment modalities with my strong moral/ethical commitment to respectfully serve others as they harness the power of visionary plant medicines in their own “Hero’s Journey” to heal, transform and prosper.

RESOURCES:

• The Oregon Health Authority Psilocybin Services– Introduction, FAQ, Rules, and Regulations
• How to Access Psilocybin Services– Anyone interested in accessing psilocybin services will be able to find service centers and facilitators (once they are licensed) in a new OPS Licensee Directory. The directory will contain licensee names and contact details for all licensees who have requested to have their information published.
• Sam Harris’s Mushroom Trip– this is an articulate description of one person’s “heroic level” mushroom experience.
• Michael Pollan– in the second half of this short talk Michael describes a strong psilocybin journey he had.