Presentation:

Fungal Microdosing: Mood, Creativity, Focus & More

What, Why, and How to Microdose

​Curious about microdosing but unsure where to begin? Join Jeya Cerota Aerenson, OMD, LAc, CLC, CPF for an engaging and educational exploration of plant and fungal microdosing. In this talk, Jeya will break down what microdosing is (and isn’t), how it differs from full-dose journeys, and why a growing number of people are turning to this subtle yet intentional practice. Participants will learn about commonly reported benefits such as enhanced mood, increased focus and creativity, nervous system regulation, reduced experiences of depression and anxiety, and support through life transitions, as well as the deeper intention many bring to this practice: healing, clarity, and greater connection to self.

​Beyond the “why,” Jeya will explore the “how.” What does a safe and sustainable microdose protocol look like? How do you track results, work with intention, and recognize when this approach may, or may not, be appropriate? Drawing from her extensive clinical and facilitation experience, Jeya offers grounded, practical tools for those who want to approach microdosing with respect, awareness, and personal responsibility. Whether you are simply curious or actively considering this path, this presentation will leave you informed, empowered, and better equipped to decide if microdosing is aligned with your wellbeing journey.

Host:

Adam Miezlok - Psychedelic Salon Oaxaca

Guest Speaker:

Jeya Aerenson has practiced natural medicine for over 30 years. A Doctor of Chinese Medicine, Certified Life Coach, and Supervisor with the Center for Mind-Body Medicine, she is also an instructor in Alchemical Healing and Qi Gong, and a Core Instructor with the Subtle Winds Psilocybin Facilitation Training Program. Jeya has developed Somatic Synthesis, an integrative approach that weaves together Life Coaching, body-centered therapies, mind–body skills, and clinical practice.

​Jeya has taught acupuncture and mind–body practices in Oaxaca at UABJO and in the Istmo de Tehuantepec (Clínica Vida Alternativa). In 2024 and 2025, she led cultural immersion programs bringing Psychedelic Assisted Therapy practitioners to Oaxaca to learn about the traditional uses of Los Niños Santos. All of her work in Oaxaca, including these immersion programs, has been offered pro bono, with funds directed to support local communities.