microdosing

Subtle shifts, steady growth, and everyday connection to your deeper intelligence.

✨Overview:

Microdosing involves taking very small, sub-psychedelic amounts of psychedelic medicine—typically psilocybin—on a regular schedule. The goal isn’t to trip, but to gently support mood, creativity, presence, and healing by working with the nervous system, brain, and spirit.
This is an ancient practice, recently popularized, that invites subtle but powerful transformation over time.

🌿Benefits:

  • Mental clarity and focus

  • Emotional regulation

  • Greater presence and self-awareness

  • Increased creativity and curiosity

  • Heightened intuition and discernment

  • Support through transitions, grief, burnout, or anxiety

  • Easier access to flow states

  • Habit shifting and nervous system rewiring

  • Gentle support for trauma integration or spiritual reconnection

⚠️Contraindications:

Microdosing is generally very well tolerated, but it may not be appropriate for:

  • Are currently experiencing acute psychosis or mania

  • Have a personal or family history of schizophrenia or bipolar I

  • Are taking lithium or certain antidepressants (consult before tapering)

  • Are pregnant or nursing (precautionary)

  • Are seeking a quick fix or looking to bypass emotional work

🌊The Experience:

If done properly, microdosing should not be psychedelic.
You may feel:

  • A light, uplifted sense in the body or chest

  • Increased clarity or calm

  • A subtle emotional opening

  • A slight energetic hum, spaciousness, or inspiration
    But your environment should look and feel normal, and you should be fully capable of your daily life—work, parenting, errands, etc.

🎯Best For:

  • People feeling stuck, burned out, or low on inspiration

  • Those wanting to gently shift long-standing patterns

  • Highly sensitive or neurodivergent individuals seeking focus and calm

  • Anyone wanting to rewire their nervous system with support

  • Those exploring life purpose or creative rebirth

  • People who are curious about plant medicine but not ready for a high-dose experience