Lisa is a University of Oregon alum and licensed professional counselor with over twelve years of counseling experience. As a business owner of a private practice, Lisa is experienced in working with anxiety, depression, OCD, disordered eating, and trauma, and recognizes that psilocybin-assisted therapy is the next great opportunity for healing. Lisa implements her own integrative counseling approach, recognizing the importance of all domains of life (mental, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual) to one's personal well-being and evolution. 

Lisa has spent most of her professional life in service to others, focusing on adding her voice to that of those most in need of being heard. Her work has included:

• 11+ years in non-profit organizations

• 6 years focus on LGBTQ+ community

• 5 years working in/with homeless shelters, serving unhoused and formerly unhoused families and individuals

• 5 years work with volunteers and donations programs

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Her time and work continues to be dedicated to service of the underserved, including people and animals.

Jason has over 17 years of non-profit leadership experience and has a Master's degree in Nonprofit Administration. His focus has been on increasing mental health services to underserved communities. Jason is an advocate for foster youth and military veterans to receive services that help them live full and productive lives.

He's changed legislature in Oregon to allow Equine Assisted Physical Therapy to be covered by OHP and hopes to take the same measurers to allow Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy (PAT) to be covered by insurance. Making PAT available to the masses.

Jason has personal experience in using psilocybin to overcome PTSD, depression, and anxiety. He believes using psilocybin with a trained mental health therapist can lead to breakthrough sessions thus allowing clinical clients to live productive lives.

William brings over 30 years of experience in television, multimedia, and web design to his role at PATA. As a graphic artist and published author, his work spans multiple disciplines, always at the intersection of creativity and innovation. Since founding Blue Honey Media in 1997, William has been a passionate advocate for psychedelic education, using video and multimedia to raise awareness about the hidden history and therapeutic potential of psychedelics. Over the past two decades, he has spoken at conferences and events across the U.S. and Europe, promoting a deeper understanding of these substances.

Originally from the United States, William is now a permanent resident of Finland, where he continues to expand his creative reach. His international experience as a speaker and multimedia expert informs his approach to education, making complex topics accessible to a wide audience.

Jeanette is a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon since April 2023, and the founder of Lucid Cradle, which serves as her private practice in Central Oregon (licensed psilocybin service center August 2023 – June 2025). She predominantly serves individual clients, and mostly works with larger psilocybin doses. Many of Jeanette’s clients to date have been veterans and first responders, and people seeking to process severe trauma, overcome addictions or eating disorders, and face end of life distress. Her approach to psilocybin facilitation is deeply informed by depth psychology principles, Attachment theory therapeutic assumptions, and tools developed through her professional art practice.  

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Jeanette earned her BA in Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and completed her graduate work (MA & PhD in Clinical Psychology, emphasis in Somatic Psychology) at the Santa Barbara Graduate Institute. Before becoming a licensed psilocybin facilitator, Jeanette worked as a Residential Counselor at a crisis shelter for youth ages 11-18, offered psychotherapy to individuals and families, was an administrator of a residential facility, ran the private practice of a psychiatrist specializing in treatment of opioid dependence, served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer and was a foster parent, among others. Born in Moldova and raised in Germany, she is fluent in German and Russian.  

Bodhi is a Portland State University graduate who has spent the last 7 years studying harm reduction while also embodying harm reduction in their work, serving individuals with mental health disorders and/or substance misuse. They are a CCAR-trained Recovery Coach and have worked in a number of settings, including a 28-day inpatient rehab program, a community mental health organization, a recovery community organization, and an outpatient eating disorder program. With their experiences in both conducting research and working in clinical programs, Bodhi believes that psilocybin can be utilized for healing and growth.

JaDee is a sociologist specializing in gender and sexualities through qualitative research on radical birth work as reproductive justice, maternal sexuality and embodiment, and experiences related to work and mobility among queer, trans, and gender-nonconforming people in Portland, Oregon. Her work is grounded in feminist epistemology and reflects her lived experience as a queer mother of a gender-expansive teen. She draws on more than a decade of professional experience in academia, teaching sociology courses and conducting social science research.

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JaDee trained as a psilocybin facilitator with InnerTrek in 2024, and is working to bridge these areas of expertise with a forthcoming study on the potential impact of psilocybin-assisted therapy on individual perceptions of gender and sexuality. They believe that with the right support, psilocybin-assisted therapy may be gender-affirming, i.e., to increase feelings of self-acceptance, gender euphoria, authenticity, and freedom of self-expression. JaDee’s work is in service to collective liberation and centers knowledge from marginalized communities.