Mama Mycelia

Mama Mycelia is a pioneering ecosystem dedicated to psychedelic regeneration, healing and integration, offering trauma-informed, multidisciplinary care. What began as group psilocybin ceremony offerings supported by depth integration therapy has now evolved into a sophisticated framework of psychedelic-assisted pathways that scaffold profound transformation. Working with clients navigating depression, anxiety, addiction, unmetabolised grief and C-PTSD, Mama Mycelia has refined an adaptable approach that blends western clinical insights with alternative and indigenous wisdoms.

Our offerings are tailored to each client’s unique needs, drawing on a diverse network of practitioners in psychotherapy, somatics, plant medicine facilitation, nervous system regulation, supported by whole-systems design thinking. We work with gentle, calibrated doses of psilocybin and MDMA to support body-mind-soul harmonisation and sustainable integration.

With growing links to the formal mental health and psychedelic research sectors, Mama Mycelia is committed to bridging diverse fields and creating greater access to holistic psychedelic care. We support individuals, families, and communities through preparation and integration practices that include breathwork, process art, movement, microdosing, medicine walks, and relational repair work. At the heart of our mission is the creation of safe, compassionate, and sacred spaces where the deep surrender required for healing can be met with skillful holding and soul-rooted care.

Mama Mycelia is co-founded by Megan Hardy and Kate Ferguson with their multi-dimensional toolkits. Megan is an archetypal depth therapist and sound healer with a background in teaching, facilitation, project management and digital learning. Kate is a peacebuilder and facilitator-mediator with a background in socio-cultural anthropology, restorative justice, transdisciplinary research and multi-stakeholder facilitation. They are both: transformation guides, devoted to client’s deep, healing transformation; medicine women, walking in humble relationship with the medicines they hold and embody; and social entrepreneurs working for positive social impact in the field of mental health in South Africa and beyond.