PSYCHEDELIC GROWTH FACILITATORS
Meet the Team
Erin Carpenter
Clinical Director | LCSW, Licensed Clinical Facilitator
I am a licensed therapist with more than 17 years of counseling experience, and the founder of Psychedelic Growth—a practice built on making evidence-based psychedelic therapy accessible and supportive. My own path as a cancer survivor, mom, and artist has deepened my compassion and understanding of the healing process. I work with individuals navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and addiction. My goal is to create a safe and grounded space for you to explore your inner world, reconnect with your purpose, and move toward lasting change.
Mary Beth Haas
Nurse Practitioner | Licensed Clinical Facilitator
I am a Nurse Practitioner with nearly 30 years of experience in family practice, women’s health and college health. I have found that traditional medical approaches to mental and emotional health can fall short of what people may need. Now, I work exclusively with psychedelic medicines to assist clients with mental health concerns, self-growth goals or deeper self-understanding work. Whether you’re navigating a tough life chapter or simply feeling called to explore what’s next, I am here to hold space for your journey with care and compassion.
Andrew Mrkvicka
LCSW, Licensed Facilitator
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 30 years of experience in clinical practice and teaching graduate students. My focus has long been on helping people heal from complex and chronic trauma through curiosity, compassion, and collaboration. I believe real change begins with safety and trust, and I work to create a grounded space where clients can explore their stories without judgment. My approach is transparent, culturally aware, and deeply relational, supporting each person’s capacity to recover, reconnect, and build resilience from within.
Elizabeth Adams
LPC, Licensed Facilitator
I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been working with clients since 2013. I have advanced training in EMDR, Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Neurofeedback. My deepest passion is trauma work, which led me to explore the powerful potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy. Through both personal and professional experience, I’ve witnessed how these medicines, when used safely, can open profound pathways to healing. My approach blends neuroscience, psychology, and trauma-informed care.
Jennifer Leonard
Licensed Facilitator
I am a licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine provider, with a specialty in Mind-Body Medicine. For 20 years I have brought an integrated holistic lens to the clients I work with. I use this approach with my psychedelic clients, helping them find a path forward that is grounded in their values and personal vision of their healthiest self.
In addition, I am an instructor with Iliff School of Theology’s Death Care Collective and volunteer with the Crestone End of Life Project. Spending time in these spaces allows me to support those of my clients who are reflecting on their own beliefs and planning around end of life topics.
Liat Dagan
Licensed Facilitator
I'm a licensed psilocybin facilitator focusing on grief, trauma, and life transitions. My work draws on over 15 years of experience with plant medicines and fungi, integrating scientific and ceremonial approaches. I'm also a licensed Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE) facilitator and polyvagal-informed yoga teacher. I facilitate grief and trauma support groups and am completing an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a fellowship at a hospice center. I also hold a PhD focused on plant–people relationships and founded Tamim Teas, the nation’s first mushroom-dedicated tea company.
If You’re Curious About Psychedelics or Ready to Have a Therapist Help You Use Psychedelics, We’re Here For You. Contact Us today.
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All licensed Healing Centers in Colorado are required to have an ESG plan. Our Social Impact Commitments are:
1. Provide discounted or free services to underserved populations including First Responders, Veterans, and those with a terminal illness.
2. Discounts may be given at clinic owner’s discretion, with the aim to support underserved populations and low-income individuals.