Caroline Holm

I’m Caroline Holm, a state-licensed psilocybin facilitator, artist, author, poet, grief retreat leader and mother. I serve local and out-of-state clients at licensed service centers in Corvallis and Portland, Oregon. My practice with clients is centered on creating a compassionate space where you feel safe to explore new perspectives, process difficult emotions, and awaken to your own capacity for transformation. Psilocybin has been a profound tool in my own life, helping me navigate grief, anxiety, and deepen my sense of creativity and awe. My passion for this work is born of deep gratitude for what it has catalyzed in my life, and it’s my joy to support this journey for others.

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In my work with clients, I bring reverence and empathy, trusting in psilocybin’s potential to help you connect with your innate ability to shift perspectives, release unwanted patterns, and deepen connections. I embrace the interconnectedness of all things and have witnessed psilocybin work as a powerful tool to remind us of our belonging and purpose in a larger web of life.

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Through attuned listening and unwavering presence, I support clients navigating a wide range of challenges including grief, anxiety, depression, parental wounds, creative blocks, or those simply seeking inspiration and connection. I believe that embracing our neglected or challenging parts fosters a stronger sense of wholeness in ourselves and our communities. Rooted in grief tending, nature connection, and creative integration, my approach honors your unique journey, creating space for self-acceptance and healing, wherever you are.

*clients must be at least 21 years of age to access psilocybin services in the state of Oregon*

  • "To heal is to touch with love that which was previously touched by fear."

    -Stephen Levine

  • “Healing proceeds from the depths to the heights.”

    -Carl Jung

  • presence

    There is healing in the art of being present to our emotions, environment and experiences in and out of altered states of consciousness.

  • empathy

    When witnessed and accepted, our grief, fears and vulnerability only serve to deepen our connection to one another and to the earth that holds us.

  • empowerment

    The more that we can bring to light the unknown parts of ourselves and awaken to our collective awe and grief alike, the closer we become to the truth of our own wholeness and to our connection with every living thing.