The Homecoming
Private Psilocybin Ceremony
I facilitate both microdosing sessions and full-dose ceremonies.
This is a container for those that are looking to really meet themselves.
Psilocybin-containing mushrooms have been used ceremonially for centuries — as a tool for healing, insight, and reconnection to what matters most. Many people seek this work during moments of transition: a crossroads, a long-held pattern, a grief that needs witnessing.
Ceremony is not a quick fix. It is an opportunity to listen at a different depth. To meet yourself with honesty and compassion. Psilocybin supports neuroplasticity — the brain's capacity to reorganize itself — which creates genuine space for change.
The medicine illuminates what is already present.
This work can be truly transformational and is guided with love and safety.
Sessions are held in nature.
The Ceremony
Ceremony is an intentional pause from daily life — a space to listen deeply, feel fully, and remember.
We begin with a fire ritual before entering the ceremonial space. This is a moment of release — setting down what we carry as we step into the work with intention.
The space is held in silence, with live music and sound woven through the journey.
Micro/mini-dose ceremony · 4–6 hours Macro-dose ceremony · 6–8 hours
Dosage is calibrated to your needs, constitution, and experience. After the journey, you receive a light meal to ground back into the body.
The Space
Ceremonies are held on a farm just outside Amsterdam, in a tinyhouse overlooking open pastures. The space is designed for privacy and deep rest.
You have the option of sleeping on the farm after ceremony — to let things settle before returning to your life. For those who prefer to journey at home, this may be arranged after consultation.
Preparation & Integration
Insight is only meaningful when it can be woven into daily life.
I hold preparation and integration as equal in weight to the ceremony itself.
Preparation includes a pre-ceremony consultation — intentions, medical and mental health screening, logistics — as well as guidance on diet, substances to avoid, and practices to clarify your intention and cultivate trust in the process.
Integration is where the real work continues.
A post-ceremony integration session, tools for journaling, reflection, and embodiment, and support translating what arose into practical, lived change.
What surfaces during ceremony is the beginning. Integration is where it becomes something you can live, not just remember.
About
My name is Elsa van Latum
I'm a teacher, medicine woman, voice worker, and facilitator. Plant medicine came into my life in 2018 while living in Colombia. After three years in ceremony as a participant, life invited me to the other side of the altar.
I approach this work with humility, care, and deep respect for both the medicine and each individual journey. My role is to hold the container — not to lead your journey, but to support you as you lead yourself. Participation is always voluntary, consent-based, and client-led.
It is a true honour to hold this space.
