Psilocybin Retreats for PTSD and Trauma Processing

Trauma can stay in the body, thoughts and relationships long after the event has passed. This 6-day guided psilocybin retreat in Negril offers a supported setting for adults seeking careful preparation, guided ceremony and integration.

The Retreat Program

6-day Psilocybin Retreat Program for PTSD and Trauma Processing

Before travel, guests complete remote group and one-to-one preparation sessions. These sessions cover goals, health history, trauma background, current support, medication use 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, 3 private-chef meals per day, airport transfers, 2 local excursions with transport, private room options, air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms and fresh linens.

The week may include breathwork, light yoga, stretching, meditation, fireside ceremonies, beach time, nature walks and time to rest. Guests join a remote group integration session after returning home.

Prepare

For guests exploring psilocybin around PTSD or trauma, preparation may include triggers, avoidance patterns, hypervigilance, panic history, emotional numbness, past therapy, medication use, support systems and what helps you feel grounded.

Retreat

In Negril, Jamaica, you spend six days at a Luxury Private Resort with the team on site. The retreat includes two guided psilocybin sessions, daily check-ins, rest, private-chef meals, local excursions and time close to nature.

Integrate

After you return home, you join a remote group integration session with a facilitator. You talk through what came up, what felt important and what simple next steps may support life after the retreat.

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
September 26 – October 1, 2026	Negril, Jamaica	8 spots left	$5,550	Book Now
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 People Explore Psilocybin for PTSD and Trauma Processing

Adults with trauma histories may feel stuck in patterns of avoidance, shutdown, hypervigilance, anger, grief or fear. Some are looking for a guided setting where difficult material can be approached with preparation and support.

A psilocybin experience may bring up memories, emotions or body sensations. The setting and support matter. Preparation, ceremony care and integration help guests make sense of what arises without rushing to label it.

This retreat does not replace trauma therapy, psychiatric care, medication or medical treatment. It is not appropriate for every trauma history or every stage of recovery.

This retreat may be right for adults who want

A legal guided psilocybin retreat in Jamaica
Space to reflect on trauma, PTSD symptoms or emotional shutdown
Support before, during and after the retreat
A small group setting with private room options
Two guided psilocybin sessions
Daily check-ins from the team on site
Time for rest, breathwork, movement and reflection
Post-retreat integration after returning home

Safety, Screening and Support

Screening is central for guests with PTSD or trauma histories. Preparation includes remote group and one-to-one facilitator sessions covering goals, health history, trauma background, current support, medication use and retreat expectations.

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.

The retreat operates with legal access to psilocybin in Jamaica. A doctor and nurse are on property during ceremonies. The process includes trained facilitation, emergency protocols, daily support and post-retreat integration.