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About Me:I’m Jeremy Nickel, founder of Front Range Psychedelic Therapy and Colorado Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator #54. My work draws on more than a decade in congregational ministry, years of pastoral care and chaplaincy, and a deep respect for the many ways people find meaning and navigate change.
I hold a Master of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion and a Master of Arts in Liturgics from the Graduate Theological Union. My training includes CPE chaplaincy at Massachusetts General Hospital, a certificate in psychedelic-assisted therapies and research from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and a facilitation practicum through InnerTrack. Together, these experiences have shaped how I listen, support people through uncertainty, and make room for what matters most to them.
Through my practice, I support individuals, couples, and groups in Boulder, Denver, and the Front Range, welcoming adults from all 50 states who travel to Colorado for legal psilocybin experiences. I’m especially drawn to work involving relationships, life transitions, grief, spiritual exploration, and the desire to feel more connected to oneself and others. Medicine sessions take place in person, while preparation and integration can happen in person or virtually.
My practice is warmly LGBTQI+ affirming and welcomes people of every faith and no faith. I work within your language and worldview, with curiosity about what a meaningful life looks like to you. Careful preparation, honest conversations, respect for your autonomy, and practical integration guide everything I offer. I hope to help you carry what you discover beyond the experience itself and into your relationships, choices, and everyday life.
Description of Services:I offer psychedelic preparation and integration coaching, alongside licensed psilocybin facilitation in Colorado, for adults seeking greater clarity, connection, and meaningful change. I work with individuals, couples, and groups in Boulder, Denver, and the Front Range, welcoming people from across the country. Preparation and integration sessions are available in person or virtually, while medicine experiences take place exclusively in person at licensed Colorado healing centers.
My specialties include relationships and couples work, life transitions, grief, spiritual exploration, and questions of identity and purpose. I also welcome veterans and people navigating anxiety, depression, or a sense of disconnection who want to explore whether this work fits their circumstances. For couples, preparation includes both individual and shared conversations, with space for each partner’s experience and integration focused on bringing insights into everyday communication and connection.
My practice is warmly LGBTQI+ affirming and welcomes people of every faith and no faith. I take time to understand your language, values, and worldview so our work reflects what matters to you. Through careful screening, personalized preparation, and practical integration, I help clients develop intentions, navigate their experiences, and translate what they learn into sustainable changes in daily life.
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Credentials & Certifications: Colorado Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator (License #54), Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research (CIIS), Master of Divinity (Pacific School of Religion), Master of Arts in Liturgics (Graduate Theological Union), Ordained UnitarianRemote Practitioner: YesPrice Range: $1500-$4000My Process
Intake Process:The process begins with a free, 30-minute video consultation, where we talk about what brings you to this work, what you hope to explore, and any questions or concerns you have. This is also an opportunity to get to know one another and consider whether my practice is a good fit. You can schedule a consultation at https://frpt.org/schedule.
Before accepting a client for a medicine experience, I use intake forms and follow-up conversations to review medical and mental health history, current medications and substance use, previous psychedelic experiences, and available support. Screening helps identify concerns that may require further evaluation by a qualified medical or mental health professional before we decide whether to proceed. We also discuss informed consent, potential risks, boundaries, and expectations, and complete the required consent forms before the experience.
For couples and groups, I also consider interpersonal dynamics and each person’s willingness to participate. Everyone needs to be choosing this freely, with room to express concerns and establish boundaries. Acceptance depends on screening, readiness, and whether I can appropriately support your needs. Throughout the process, I welcome questions and honest conversations, including when postponing an experience or seeking another kind of support may be the best next step.
Overview of Protocol:Our work begins with careful screening and preparation, giving us time to get to know each other and explore what brings you here. In two preparation sessions, we talk about your hopes, questions, health history, and intentions, along with what to expect and how to navigate unfamiliar or challenging moments. Couples each have one individual preparation session and two sessions together, creating room for personal intentions as well as shared goals. Preparation can happen in person or virtually.
Your medicine experience takes place in person at a licensed Colorado healing center, with my support throughout the day. We begin by settling in, revisiting your intentions, and making space for whatever you are feeling. During the first three to four hours, I generally encourage eyeshades and a carefully selected playlist to support inward exploration. You have room to follow your own experience, with reassurance and guidance when needed. Couples journey alongside one another, while respecting each person’s space and readiness to connect. As the effects ease, there may be time for reflection and conversation, without pressure to explain everything or reach a particular insight.
Integration is where we explore how the experience connects to the life you return to. In follow-up sessions, we make room for what felt meaningful, difficult, surprising, or unresolved, and identify practical ways to bring your insights into relationships, habits, and everyday choices. For couples, this often includes communication and ways to reconnect with what you understood about yourselves and each other. Integration is available in person or virtually, allowing us to continue working together after you return home.
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