The modern world needs a new era of healing—one that synthesizes the wisdom and sciences of global traditions, which have never been more accessible. At Mycelia, we are helping to usher in this movement.
An Integrated Residential Treatment Model
Mycelia is designed for adults seeking residential treatment for behavioral health needs, including substance use disorders, trauma-related conditions, depression, anxiety, and appropriate co-occurring conditions.
The treatment philosophy emphasizes whole-person, trauma-informed care. Individualized programming is intended to address presenting behavioral health conditions as well as underlying factors that may contribute to distress, substance use, behavioral patterns, relationships, and overall well-being. Treatment may incorporate evidence-based psychotherapy and approaches such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), somatic therapies, neurofeedback, functional medicine, and recovery support. These may be complemented by meditation, yoga, breathwork, physical activity, nutrition, nature-based programming, and other therapeutic and mind-body practices appropriate to the individual resident.
Mycelia is not proposed as a resort, transient lodging facility, recreational retreat, outpatient treatment center, or stand-alone psychedelic treatment destination. Residents will be admitted into a structured treatment program and remain on-site while receiving coordinated treatment and support.
Modalities
Individual and group therapy, trauma-informed treatment, substance-use treatment and recovery support.
Clinical & Recovery Treatment
Movement, meditation, yoga, breathwork, nutrition, nature-based activities and other practices appropriate to the individual resident.
Experiential & Mind-Body Practices
A sustainable personal practice developed during residential treatment and designed to continue after Greystone.
Individualized Daily Practice
Integration
Helping residents apply and reinforce what they learn in treatment so it can become part of everyday life.
Ongoing support, accountability and connection designed to continue the work after residential treatment ends.
Aftercare & Continued Community
Natural Medicine
Natural medicine may be available to some Mycelia residents when clinically appropriate, voluntarily selected and permitted under Colorado law. It would be one component of the broader residential treatment program — not a stand-alone service. The Healing Center would not serve the general public. When used, natural medicine would be integrated into the resident's longer course of treatment, including preparation, licensed facilitation, integration and continued residential support.