Known For: Small-group psilocybin retreats held within the spiritual framework of Divine Earth Church — three-day weekends built around thorough screening and preparation, guided journeys, and structured post-retreat integration, with Nicole and Bryan Bankhead serving as minister guides.
| Organization | Divinae Retreats, in partnership with Divine Earth Church |
| Website | divinaeretreats.com |
| Sacrament / Medicine | Psilocybin, within a church-based spiritual practice |
| Current retreat venues | Toledo, Oregon · Weston, Oregon · Kerhonkson, New York · Prescott, Arizona (additional locations announced periodically) |
| Upcoming 2026 dates | Toledo, OR (Jul 17–20) · Kerhonkson, NY (Aug 28–30) · Weston, OR (Sep 25–27) · Prescott, AZ (Oct 8–10) |
| Format | Three-day retreats (Friday–Sunday) in small, intimate groups |
| Guides | Nicole Bankhead & Bryan Bankhead, minister guides — preparation through integration |
| Pricing | Not published — contact via the website |
What’s Included: A comprehensive application, screening, and preparation process; pre-retreat education and intention-setting; guided ceremony sessions with facilitator support throughout; and reflective integration work after the retreat — the full preparation-to-integration arc rather than a standalone ceremony.
HealingMaps Take: Divinae’s structure emphasizes the two phases most retreats underinvest in — screening/preparation beforehand and integration afterward — delivered in small groups by the same guides across the whole arc. The rotating multi-state calendar (Oregon, New York, Arizona) makes a structured psilocybin retreat reachable without international travel. As with any retreat operating in a church-based spiritual framework rather than a clinical setting, prospective participants should complete the screening process candidly and discuss contraindications — particularly psychiatric medications and personal or family psychosis history — with their own clinician before applying.
Divinae Retreats organizes three-day psilocybin retreats at venues across the United States — currently Toledo and Weston in Oregon, Kerhonkson in New York’s Hudson Valley, and Prescott, Arizona — in partnership with Divine Earth Church. Retreats run Friday through Sunday in small, intimate groups, with several dates offered through the year.
Each retreat follows the same arc: applicants complete a screening and preparation process that includes education and intention-setting; the retreat weekend centers on guided ceremony sessions with continuous facilitator support; and structured integration work follows to help participants translate the experience into daily life. Nicole and Bryan Bankhead serve as minister guides across all three phases.
Pricing and application details are available at divinaeretreats.com, where upcoming retreat dates are posted as they open.
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