Women in the Wild: Intimate Microdosing Gathering for Women in Seattle
Microdosing can open quiet doors—but meaningful change happens when women feel safe, supported, and deeply seen. Women in the Wild is a thoughtfully curated women microdosing event in Seattle, created for women who want to explore psilocybin microdosing and low-dose experiences with intention, integrity, and community.
Founded by April, creator of SetSet, this gathering was born from more than a decade of supporting women who make unorthodox, courageous choices for their well-being. Since 2015, her work has centered the reality that most psychedelic exploration happens in the wild—outside clinics, beyond trials, and within real, complex lives. Women in the Wild exists to meet that reality with care.
A Grounded Psilocybin Gathering—Held in a Private Seattle Home
Each Women in the Wild experience takes place in April’s carefully designed home on Capitol Hill, in the heart of Seattle. This three-hour gathering welcomes ten women, creating an elegant, intimate container where everyone can relax, soften, and show up fully supported.
In alignment with Seattle’s decriminalization resolution, guests are offered microdose capsules and may choose to take 0–3 capsules, based entirely on personal intention and comfort. There is no pressure—only choice, curiosity, and consent.
A trained facilitator is always present alongside April.
What Makes These Women Microdosing Events Unique?
Unlike large workshops or clinical-style programs, Women in the Wild is intentionally small, relational, and emotionally grounded.
• Designed for Real Life – Created for women navigating hormonal shifts, emotional transitions, grief, reinvention, and deep inner questioning.
• Harm-Reduction & Non-Judgmental – Science-informed, experience-based, and rooted in respect for individual agency.
• Elegant, Home-Based Setting – A private Capitol Hill home designed specifically for intimate psychedelic gatherings.
• Low-Dose & Microdosing Focus – Ideal for women curious about psychedelics who want a soft, supported beginning.
The Three Themes We Explore Together
Every Women in the Wild gathering is guided by three universal themes that shape every chapter of a woman’s life:
• Fear – What is it revealing about where you’ve been and what you’ve survived?
• Faith – Where are you being asked to trust deeper—within or beyond yourself?
• Freedom – What becomes possible when you loosen your grip on the familiar?
Through gentle facilitation, honest dialogue, and deep listening, these themes unfold organically—without forcing insight or performance.
What the Experience Includes
• Opening connection using SetSet Cards to gently break the ice
• A supportive microdosing or low-dose exploration (optional)
• Spacious time to speak, reflect, rest, or simply be
• Vegan soup, fresh juice, fruit, and a surprise treat
• A curated goodie bag to support your transition home
• An optional integration call the following morning at 10 a.m.
You’ll leave with a brighter internal light, a longer view of your life, and a grounded sense of connection—to yourself and to other women walking similar paths.
Who This Seattle Microdosing Event Is For
• Women in their 40s, 50s, and 60s navigating life, hormonal, or identity transitions
• Women curious about microdosing who want support outside clinical settings
• Those seeking connection, reflection, and emotional safety, not spectacle
• Women who value integrity, consent, and thoughtful facilitation
Investment & Reservation Details
• Includes the gathering experience plus a gift of microdose capsules for continued personal exploration
• Once you choose a date and complete your order, you'll receive an email with a link to an application so we can learn more about you and your intentions for joining the gathering.
This offering is deeply personal—created from April’s heart, shaped by grief, and held with great integrity.
Explore April’s writing on Substack for deeper insights into her harm-reduction education focused on women's well-being spanning over a decade.
Women in the Wild isn’t about escaping your life—it’s about meeting it with more honesty, support, and space.
Microdosing FAQ
Psilocybin remains a Schedule I substance under federal law. This workshop offers education and harm-reduction guidance. Attendees are responsible for complying with all local, state, and federal laws.
The effects of microdosing psychedelics are usually subtle and may last for several hours, depending on the substance and dose. Patients may notice mild improvements in mood, focus, and creativity without experiencing the intense hallucinations associated with higher doses.
You should never combine psilocybin with SSRIs or MAOIs without professional guidance. Always consult your prescriber.
Given psilocybin's legal status, obtaining it safely is challenging. Providers should advise patients to seek information from reputable sources and caution them against purchasing products from unverified or illegal markets. Emphasizing harm reduction practices and legal considerations is crucial.
Effective dosages for microdosing vary by substance but generally fall between 1/10th and 1/20th of a typical recreational dose. For example, an effective microdose of psilocybin might be around 0.1 to 0.3 grams of dried mushrooms.
If you experience visuals, nausea, or anxiety, it’s likely too much. Reduce your dose and track your experience.
Goals are future-oriented tasks. Intentions are present-moment energies guiding how you show up daily.
Some feel subtle shifts within a day or two. For others, it builds over weeks. Integration days - or days off from dosing - are often where emotional clarity arises.
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