Psilocybin Retreats for Healthcare Professionals

Caring for others can leave little room to process what you carry. This 6-day guided psilocybin retreat in Jamaica offers healthcare professionals a private setting for rest, reflection, guided ceremony and integration support.

The Retreat Program

6-day Psilocybin Retreat Program for Healthcare Professionals

Before travel, guests take part in remote group and one-to-one preparation sessions. These sessions cover goals, health history, work-related stress, current support and retreat expectations.

The 6-day retreat takes place in a private resort setting in Negril and includes 2 guided psilocybin sessions, daily check-ins, private room options, air-conditioned accommodations, private bathrooms, fresh linens, 3 private-chef meals per day, airport transfers and 2 local excursions with transport.

Prepare

For healthcare professionals, preparation may include burnout, compassion fatigue, COVID-related grief, moral distress, patient loss, identity outside work, family strain or difficulty receiving care from others.

Retreat

The psilocybin may be provided as infused cacao chocolate, dried mushrooms or tea. Dosage and format are assessed during the pre-retreat process. The mushrooms come from Rose Hill Apothecary Ltd., the sister company of ONE Retreats.

Integrate

For healthcare professionals, integration may connect the experience to work boundaries, rest, therapy, peer support, family life, career choices or the way you want to relate to care going forward.

All Retreats Include:

$5,550 USD

All Inclusive Pricing

Book your retreat with a $1,000 USD deposit. Pay the remaining $4,550 USD 1 week before the retreat.

Prepare

Before you travel, you meet with facilitators in a virtual session. You talk through your goals, health history, and what the week will look like.

Retreat

In Negril, Jamaica at a beach resort, you spend six days with the team on site. Two guided psilocybin sessions are included, plus daily check-ins and time to rest.

Integrate

After you go home, you join virtual group sessions with a facilitator. You talk through what came up, then plan simple next steps you can follow.

Dates and Pricing

Date	Location	Availability	Price	Action
October 24 – 29, 2026	Negril, Jamaica	8 spots left	$5,550	Book Now
November 19 – 24, 2026	Negril, Jamaica	8 spots left	$5,550	Book Now

Why Healthcare Professionals Choose ONE Retreats

Healthcare work can ask you to stay present through pain, fear, loss and uncertainty. Over time, that can change how you feel in your body, how you relate to patients and how much of yourself you have left after work.

Many healthcare professionals come to a retreat after years of pushing through. Some feel emotionally tired. Some feel numb. Some still care deeply but feel less connected to the work that once felt meaningful. Others are carrying grief from COVID-19, emergency care, ICU work, patient loss or long-term exposure to suffering.

Compassion fatigue can show up when caring for others starts to feel harder than it used to. Burnout can show up as exhaustion, cynicism, detachment or a sense that work keeps taking more than it gives back.

ONE Retreats does not present psilocybin as a guaranteed treatment or cure for burnout, depression, PTSD, anxiety or compassion fatigue. The retreat is a guided legal experience in Jamaica with preparation, screening, ceremony support, rest and integration.

This retreat may be right for healthcare professionals who want

A legal guided psilocybin retreat in Jamaica
Space away from clinical demands and patient-facing pressure
A small group setting with private room options
Preparation before the retreat begins
Two guided psilocybin sessions
Daily support from the team on site
Time for rest, reflection and emotional processing
Post-retreat integration after returning home
A setting where you are supported instead of being the one in charge

Psilocybin, Burnout and Careful Expectations

The screening process includes remote group and one-to-one facilitator sessions before travel. These sessions cover goals, health history, retreat expectations, current support and any medication or medical concerns.

Guests are advised to speak with their own physician before attending. This is especially important for anyone with depression, bipolar disorder, psychosis history, suicidal thoughts, major medical conditions, heart concerns, substance use concerns or current medication use.

Legal psilocybin access in Jamaica, trained facilitation, medical screening, doctor and nurse presence during ceremonies, emergency protocols and post-retreat integration are part of the retreat process.