MaryJo SoRelle
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Mary Jo began her career in the medical field at the age of 16 and later earned her cosmetology license, shaping beauty while holding the tender moments people don’t always say out loud. Over the past 15 years, her salon chair became more than a place for outward transformation; it evolved into a sanctuary. A space where laughter, grief, confessions, and breakthroughs were met with presence, gentleness, and care.
Mary Jo’s own healing journey with childhood trauma and her deep curiosity about human psychology, emotional well-being, consciousness, and the larger questions of our reality drew her toward the healing and wellness field. This calling ultimately led her to complete Oregon State Psilocybin Facilitator training through the Clinical Cognitive Training Center.
Raised by a parent struggling with addiction and navigating trauma beginning at a young age, Mary Jo has devoted much of her personal healing work to self-parenting, tending the mother–daughter wound, liberation, and unlearning patterns of self-abandonment. Psilocybin has played a meaningful and profound role in reshaping her relationship to trauma and in cultivating deeper connection—to herself, to the earth, and to the collective—reinforcing her belief that healing wisdom already lives within each of us.
Mary Jo is especially passionate about supporting healing from trauma, personal development, creative expansion, and end-of-life journeys. Her work is grounded in a strong commitment to equity, inclusion, and respectful, trauma-informed care for people of all identities and lived experiences.
She walks beside clients every step of the way—through preparation, the journey itself, and the integration that follows, where real change takes root. Because insight is powerful, but embodiment is transformation.
Mary Jo’s own healing journey with childhood trauma and her deep curiosity about human psychology, emotional well-being, consciousness, and the larger questions of our reality drew her toward the healing and wellness field. This calling ultimately led her to complete Oregon State Psilocybin Facilitator training through the Clinical Cognitive Training Center.
Raised by a parent struggling with addiction and navigating trauma beginning at a young age, Mary Jo has devoted much of her personal healing work to self-parenting, tending the mother–daughter wound, liberation, and unlearning patterns of self-abandonment. Psilocybin has played a meaningful and profound role in reshaping her relationship to trauma and in cultivating deeper connection—to herself, to the earth, and to the collective—reinforcing her belief that healing wisdom already lives within each of us.
Mary Jo is especially passionate about supporting healing from trauma, personal development, creative expansion, and end-of-life journeys. Her work is grounded in a strong commitment to equity, inclusion, and respectful, trauma-informed care for people of all identities and lived experiences.
She walks beside clients every step of the way—through preparation, the journey itself, and the integration that follows, where real change takes root. Because insight is powerful, but embodiment is transformation.
