Group Experience

Microdosing for Moms

A monthly microdosing group for mothers

First Friday of Each Month | 10:00-11:30AM MT | In Person

Next group: October 2, 2026

Motherhood can be deeply meaningful, demanding, joyful, spiritual, and isolating, sometimes all at once. This monthly microdosing circle gives mothers a dedicated space to pause, reconnect with themselves, and be in community with others who understand the complexity of parenting.

Whether you already have experience with mushrooms or are simply curious about microdosing, you are welcome here. This safe, legal, and intentional group setting offers mothers the opportunity to explore microdosing while reflecting on and discussing the lived experience of motherhood. Topics may include identity, caregiving, relationships, overwhelm, personal wellbeing, and the desire to feel more present in everyday life.

A microdose is a sub-perceptual amount intended to support personal wellness, greater ease, and a deeper connection to yourself and the world around you. This is a space for mothers to tend to their own inner lives while navigating the many roles and responsibilities of parenthood.

Open to anyone who identifies as a mother, this group affirms all family structures and welcomes queer and gender-expansive parents.

Participants must undergo medical screening to determine eligibility. Additional medical and/or psychiatric screening, at an additional charge, may be required based on initial screening and medical history.

Reserve Your Spot

$70–82 per session, based on medicine dosage

Is cost a barrier for you? Reach out to info@memoru.com or apply for a scholarship.

Meet Your Facilitator

Sara Lewis, PhD, LCSW

Sara is co-founder of Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts, a licensed Colorado Natural Medicine Healing Center and Facilitator Training Program. As a Fulbright scholar, she conducted long term ethnographic research in India, culminating in her book, Spacious Minds: Trauma and Resilience in Tibetan Buddhism, which investigates how Buddhist concepts of mind shape traumatic memory and pathways to resilience. At Naropa University, Sara served as Associate Professor and Chair of Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology. She co-founded the Naropa Center for Psychedelic Studies, and has trained hundreds of students in providing psychedelic-assisted therapy. As a contemplative psychotherapist, she specializes in intergenerational trauma and healing through Somatic Experiencing and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Sara upholds her familial ancestral traditions of Irish and Hungarian lineages, and is a long-time Vajrayana Buddhist practitioner. She is a mother to a spirited preschooler, and is dedicated to supporting the flourishing and wellbeing of parents.