Sara Sentell
Oregon Psilocybin Facilitation · Portland, OR
I started my career as a social worker—a lens I've held onto ever since. We all have our individual battles, but I firmly believe that we must always consider the systemic backdrop against which those battles are taking place. Working with teenage girls in residential treatment…
Regulatory status
State Licensed. Psilocybin is a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law. State-licensed psilocybin services per Oregon Measure 109 / OPS.
Setting & format
Delivered in a service center setting, facilitator-supported format. Therapeutic layer: integration + dosing support.
What to expect
Sessions typically run several hours and include preparation, the medicine session itself, and post-session integration. Driving home is not permitted day-of.
In Sara’s words
Bio sourced from public website. The facilitator has not yet claimed this listing.
I started my career as a social worker—a lens I've held onto ever since. We all have our individual battles, but I firmly believe that we must always consider the systemic backdrop against which those battles are taking place. Working with teenage girls in residential treatment centers, I discovered two important things: my deep interest in questions related to body image and eating disorders, and the ways in which mental health is expressed through our bodies. Medication could only go so far, and it was obvious to me that in order to heal, we needed to establish a dialogue with the body.
My path then took me through physical therapy school before landing in graduate and doctoral programs for Chinese Medicine and Naturopathic Medicine. There, I fed my desire for an integrative understanding of the human body that considers mind, body, and spirit and how these are woven into and through the world at large.
Eventually, my curiosity went even deeper and my tools felt ill-equipped to meet the challenges my patients were facing. I began to struggle. I was burning out professionally, going through a divorce, and being called to medicine that could go deeper with me.
What it costs
Rates below were confirmed against the facilitator’s published pricing, with the source and check date shown.
The source does not state whether room rental and medicine are included.
- Journey (incl. 1st integration)sliding scale
- $800–$2,000
State-licensed psilocybin services per Oregon Measure 109 / OPS.
What’s been confirmed
No license number on file yet — registry standing is confirmed below.
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Registry-confirmed · checked Jul 1, 2026What Sara offers
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State-licensed psilocybin services per Oregon Measure 109 / OPS.
Practice sites not yet listed
Sara Sentell works at licensed psilocybin service centers in Oregon under ORS 475A, but specific centers have not been added to this listing yet. If you’re considering booking, please ask Sara directly which service centers they currently work with.
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