Psychedelic truffles contain psilocybin and psilocin. These substances can profoundly alter your perception, thoughts, emotions and sense of time. Colours, music and physical sensations may become more intense, while emotions or memories may rise more strongly to the surface. Some people experience a sense of connection, new insights or a different perspective on themselves and their lives.

A truffle journey is not always light or pleasant, however. The experience can also become confusing, confronting or overwhelming. Possible reactions include nausea, dizziness, headaches, changes in heart rate, anxiety, panic, paranoia or a temporary loss of touch with reality. What someone experiences cannot be fully predicted and is influenced by the individual, their health, expectations and surroundings.

That is why any potential journey begins with an extensive intake. We discuss your intention, physical and mental health, medication, substance use and relevant personal and family history. If there are indications that a journey would not be responsible or safe, it will not take place. When necessary, I will advise you to contact a doctor or qualified healthcare professional.

Never stop taking prescribed medication on your own in order to participate in a journey.

During the journey, I provide a calm and safe environment in which you are invited to meet yourself. I remain sober and present, look after the surroundings and support you through conversation, silence, meditation, sound and body-oriented attention.

Touch only takes place with your explicit consent, and you retain as much agency as possible throughout the experience. My role is not to direct your journey or impose meaning upon it, but to remain beside you with whatever arises.

Afterwards, we take time to settle and return. We also schedule an integration conversation so that insights, emotions or questions can begin to find a place in your daily life. A profound experience does not automatically create lasting change; what you do with it afterwards with care and responsibility can make it meaningful.

A psychedelic journey offers no guarantee of insight, healing or a breakthrough and is not a substitute for medical or psychological treatment. It can, however, be a powerful encounter with yourself when approached carefully, voluntarily and with respect for your boundaries.