Women in the Wild
Intimate gatherings for women
hosted by April at her Seattle home.
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intimate, intentional, informed
An intimate gathering designed to help women gently explore in a safe, supportive setting. A six-hour experience including grounding meditation, creative practice, structured conversation, and a shared homemade vegan meal. It's a soft entry — not a ceremony, but a space to feel, reflect, and reconnect with yourself, alongside a small group of other women seeking similar connection.
Ideal for women who are:
Curious about medicine work but don't know where to start.
Already microdosing and want to connect with others doing the work.
Ready for something more intentional in their relationship with the work.
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what to expect
location: Capitol Hill, Seattle
group size: 4 women | duration: 6 hours
A typical evening follows a structured arc: arrival and threshold (shoes off, water, settling in), guided meditation, an introductions exercise designed to soften habits of self-presentation, a creative practice at the table with deeper conversation, a transition to soup and a quieter room, and continuation with the cohort via WhatsApp after the evening ends.
Each woman makes her own decision about how to engage in the work.
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Seattle is a decriminalized city for psilocybin.
The broader U.S. decriminalized footprint now includes communities representing roughly 10% of the population. This is the legal context that makes Women in the Wild possible. April operates the gatherings within this articulated legal landscape, with the same harm-reduction sensibility she has brought to eleven years of work in regulated emerging categories.
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September 12 @ 12-6pm
October 3 @ 12-6pm
November 14 @ 12-6pm
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The application includes questions related to intention, working in small groups, and health history review. Women can specify their preferred date.
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Women in the Wild gatherings can also be privately hosted at April's Seattle location for groups of women who want to convene together — colleagues, friends, members of an existing community, founding teams. The same structured arc, the same harm-reduction framework, scoped to your group.
Praise for Women in the Wild
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first group experience
This is my first gathering of this type. I found the structure and exercises quite useful as provided: grounding, activities to allowed for freedom of interacting.
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a healing space
Thank you so much for creating this beautiful healing space for women.
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magic in the moment
I think one of the things I loved the most about this gathering is how organic and natural it felt. I imagine that every one of these events would feel slightly different, and that is part of what is magical about what you are creating.
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guided meditation
Enjoyed the beginning meditation, allowing us to relax and synchronize.
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first time with psilocybin
The evening was memorable and meaningful. I had never tried. Like the control-freak that I am, I knew my "first time" had to be in a managed environment with an experienced facilitator. You absolutely provided that experience, so thank you!
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women in community
You are a blessing! Thank you for this fascinating introduction to wonderful women.