Bruce Zufelt, LCSW, CADC II

My journey into the world of psychedelics began several years ago, sparked by a deep desire to improve my mental health and gain clarity on the lifelong questions that have lingered within me. Questions like "Why am I here?" and "What is my purpose?" have often weighed heavily on my mind, leaving me with feelings of isolation and disconnection. Despite the universal nature of these questions, I felt alone in my search for meaning.

As I began to open up and share these thoughts with others, I realized something profound: many of us, if not all, are grappling with similar existential questions. There is a shared human experience in our search for purpose, identity, and connection. This realization in itself was comforting—it allowed me to feel more connected to others on this journey.

In my pursuit of understanding, psychedelics became one of the key tools that helped me explore the deeper layers of my consciousness. They’ve allowed me to confront parts of myself I didn’t fully understand, offering new perspectives on life, relationships, and my place in the world. Through this exploration, I began to see that the answers to my questions were not external, but something I could cultivate from within. The experiences have opened me up to a sense of interconnectedness, self-compassion, and a deeper awareness of the world around me.

Psychedelics weren’t a "magic solution" but rather a powerful tool among many that have helped me move forward in my journey of self-discovery. Alongside meditation, therapy, and mindfulness practices, these experiences have helped me embrace the uncertainty of life while finding meaning in the present. They have shaped the way I understand myself and how I approach the big questions of existence with more openness, curiosity, and acceptance.

The journey is ongoing, but what I’ve learned so far is that we are all seeking answers, and the path we take—whether through psychedelics or other means—can bring us closer not just to our own truth, but to each other. In that shared search, there is connection, healing, and, ultimately, hope.

About Me

Your Guide on the Journey

I am passionate about guiding individuals on their healing journey.    

• I have been working in the mental health and addiction field for over 20 years.  
• Certification (from Integrative Psychiatry Institute) as a Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Provider with advanced training in psilocybin-assisted therapy
• Advanced training in MDMA-assisted therapy through MAPS (now Lykos)
• A license to facilitate psilocybin journeys in the state of Oregon, USA
• Personal experience with altered states of consciousness and the follow-up integration to make them transformational
• Professional experience working with seekers of transformation through psychedelic journeys and integrative practices
• Facilitated Men's Retreats in Oregon utilizing psilocybin as a catalyst for healing and growth

I've enjoyed living in the NW for over 25 years now. Besides being an avid golfer, I covet my time with my partner and children. Being a father has been the greatest gift I've ever received.