Eleusinia
Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico
Psilocybin is illegal in Mexico but tolerated in practice. Psilocybin retreat in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Published prices from $7,225, 7 nights.
At a glance
- Legal route
- Illegal but tolerated in practice
- Lowest published price
- $7,225 (8-Day Intensive Retreat, read 4 October 2026)
- Length
- 7 nights
- Format
- Not stated
- Approach the centre describes
- Not stated
- Medical screening
- Described on the centre's site (not verified)
- Asks about antidepressants
- Yes, per the centre
- Integration support
- Included in at least one programme
Programmes and prices
| Programme | Length | Price | Per night or session | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8-Day Intensive Retreat3 psilocybin sessionsThe centre: “Standard room, single occupancy; premium room $7,625, ultra premium $7,950. Sessions are 2 psilocybin macrodose and 1 minidose, plus up to 3 DMT sessions. Nights taken from the 8-day label.” | 7 nights | $7,225 | $1,032 a night | Centre pageread 4 October 2026 |
Prices are what the centre published on the date shown, in its own currency. Per night and per session figures are our division of the published price.
What the centre says it offers
In the centre's own terms, from its website and the sources listed below. We have not checked these claims on site.
Included
- 2 psilocybin macrodose sessions and 1 minidose session
- Up to 3 DMT sessions
- 3 one-on-one integration sessions
- Chef-prepared vegetarian meals
- Private room with private bath
- 24-hour on-site medical support
- Temazcal
- Mushroom cultivation course
- 6-month post-retreat support network
Where you stay
- Private rooms with private bathrooms
Team
Jessica Khurana (Founder); Dr. Roger Quiroz, MD (Physician); Frank Pepe, PA-C; Tawnya G., RN CCRN (Medical Coordinator); Allison Shuttleworth, RN, MSN, BCEN; Pablo Coddou, MA, LPC (Psychotherapist); Josefina M. (Curandera); Ari S. (Staff Mycologist)
Screening
"All guests complete a detailed medical intake form when booking their stay to be reviewed by the medical staff." Lithium "is a disqualifying medication" and needs a 30-day washout. SSRIs/SNRIs "can blunt the effects of psilocybin" and dosing may need adjusting. MAOIs need careful clinical assessment. Active psychosis or a history of psychotic disorders, and Bipolar I, are listed as contraindications.
The law where it operates
Illegal but tolerated in practice: psilocybin and hallucinogenic mushrooms are group I psychotropics under Mexico's General Health Law, yet retreats advertise openly and we found no reported prosecution of a psilocybin retreat.
Prohibited under national law. Retreats operate openly and we found no reported prosecution of a retreat. That can change without notice, and participants and operators carry real legal risk.
Public record
No entries under our public record policy, as of 4 October 2026.
What we list and what we do not: public record policy. Paying for Featured placement or Verified checks never changes a record.
Sources
- Eleusinia homepage, read 4 October 2026. Supports: Location, programmes, substances offered
- Eleusinia FAQ, read 4 October 2026. Supports: Medical intake, medication rules, contraindications, medical staff, location
- Eleusinia team, read 4 October 2026. Supports: Named team and credentials
- Eleusinia 8-Day Intensive Retreat, read 4 October 2026. Supports: Prices, sessions, inclusions
- Eleusinia sign-up, read 4 October 2026. Supports: 2026 and 2027 dates
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