Microdose Facilitation

Small doses, held with care.

Microdosing works best with structure: clear intentions, thoughtful preparation, and someone experienced to help you make sense of what comes up. That's what I offer.

What this is
Microdose facilitation is 1:1 support for people exploring sub-perceptual doses of psychedelics as part of a personal growth, creativity, or wellness practice. This is education, preparation, and integration — not medical treatment.

What's included

• Intake & intention-setting session

• Personalized protocol design (schedule, journaling, lifestyle supports)

• Ongoing check-ins across your protocol

• Integration sessions to turn insights into lasting change

• Harm-reduction guidance and safety screening throughout

Who it's for

• People curious about microdosing who want to do it thoughtfully, not alone

• Creatives, founders, and caregivers seeking steadier focus and mood

• Anyone with an existing practice looking for deeper structure and accountability

Who it's not for
Microdosing isn't right for everyone. We'll screen for contraindications (including certain medications and mental health histories) on our first call, and I'll tell you honestly if it's not a fit.

About your facilitator
I'm Adrienne Airhart, a certified microdose facilitator and trip sitter. I'm also training in sound healing, breathwork, and clinical herbal medicine — so the people I work with get support that treats the whole person, not just the protocol.

FAQ
Is this legal? — I work within a harm-reduction and education framework. We'll talk openly about the legal landscape where you live on our discovery call.
Do you provide substances? — No. I provide guidance, structure, and integration support.
How long is a typical container? — 6 weeks including intake, check-ins, and integration.
What does it cost? — $299

Ready to explore?
Book a free 20-minute discovery call — no pressure, just a conversation about whether this is right for you.

Microdose facilitation is educational and harm-reduction oriented. It is not medical or psychiatric care.