“Lost Garden Labs and Therapeutics is committed to producing consistent, high quality, licensed natural medicine for licensed healing centers in Colorado. Our goal is to produce natural medicine cleanly and with integrity.”
FREE ONLINE EVENT
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FREE Virtual Lunch-and-Learn for Natural Medicine Professionals
with Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts & Lost Garden Labs and Therapeutics
Join us for a virtual lunch-and-learn with Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts co-founder, Sara Lewis and Lost Garden Labs & Therapeutics co-founder, Josh Walker! This session will focus on demystifying the relationship between natural medicine cultivators, healing centers, and facilitators, exploring how this essential partnership extends beyond procurement into shared responsibility and stewardship.
Josh and Sara will review practical considerations such as strain, dosing, and testing, as well as how facilitators can build familiarity and confidence with natural medicine to better serve their clients. We'll also examine how cultivators and facilitators can and should collaborate within our regulated ecosystem, each bringing a distinct perspective and responsibility toward a shared goal of safe, ethical, and intentional psychedelic-assisted care.
Come ready to ask questions, connect with peers, and leave with greater confidence in the work you do!
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March 24, 2026
12:00 - 1:00 PM MT
Virtual
Licensed natural medicine, available to licensed product manufacturers, licensed facilitators, and licensed healing centers.
Featured Facilitator
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Featured Facilitator ★
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Sara Lewis, PhD, LCSW
Dr. Sara Lewis is co-founder of Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts with Marcela Ot'alora G. and Bruce Poulter in Boulder, CO. While at Naropa University, Sara served as Associate Professor and Chair of Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology where she also co-founded the Naropa Center for Psychedelic Studies, and has trained upwards of 400 students in providing psychedelic-assisted therapy. She is the director of Memoru Center for Visionary Healing Arts’ Colorado-approved Natural Medicine training program.
As a psychotherapist and facilitator, Sara specializes in intergenerational and ancestral trauma. She loves to work within deep time and honors the wisdom and inner-knowing of her clients, as well as the inherent knowing of mushrooms, themselves. As a mother, she feels particularly called to work with parents and grandparents, and also is called to supporting end-of-life transitions, grief, and existential distress. Sara upholds her ancestral traditions of Celtic and Hungarian lineages, and is a long-time Vajrayana Buddhist practitioner.
Lost Garden is honored to supply natural medicine for Dr. Sara Lewis and Memoru’s talented team of licensed facilitators, dedicated to providing both clinical services and DORA-approved facilitator training.
Photo : Sophia Dro Photography
Photo: Michael Levy
Custom doses, incremented for your convenience.
According to your preference, your order will be packaged and labeled in conveniently doseable increments of either
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We are happy to package your medicine to accommodate your preferred dosage increments within these state regulations. Additionally, all labels specify both total psilocin content and dry fruit contents.
To further assist you, each Lost Garden natural medicine order comes accompanied by a Natural Medicine Dosing Guide. Each dosing guide is individually tailored to accurately reflect the potency of the specific harvest lot that the medicine in your order came from. This guide exists for your reference and convenience when dosing our medicine.
Here’s a chart comparing the potencies of our proprietary cultures. This chart features our most recent test numbers for each culture, and is updated regularly as new test results become available.
Let us help you find the strain that best suits your facilitation style, or we can create a unique one specifically for your practice!
We’ve invested years into researching and refining our proprietary strains for consistency and the experience they deliver, making our offerings both reliable and ideal to be used in a vast range of therapeutic settings. We’ll work with you to select the best strain for your practice, or if you prefer, we would love to develop a proprietary strain exclusively for your healing center.
Pharmaceutical-grade freeze-dried natural medicine options— available now!
Lost Garden is excited to offer
Why choose freeze-dried vs. conventional drying methods?
Air-drying will get the job done and is the main way natural medicine gets preserved for consumption. That said, the primary psychoactive compounds in natural medicine, psilocybin and psilocin, are heat-sensitive and oxidation-prone. Freeze-drying is a way to preserve the medicine that requires minimal heat and air exposure versus conventional air-drying methods. As a result, freeze-dried mushrooms maintain higher potency preservation and more closely resemble their fresh, natural state.
Our pharmaceutical-grade freeze-dryer is specialized to process delicate organic compounds at lower temperatures than a home freeze-dryer, preserving our proprietary natural medicine at top-tier, pharmaceutical-grade quality.
“In our quest to provide the absolute top quality medicine, offering freeze-dried medicine is a no-brainer for us.”
Lost Garden in the Media
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MycoGeeky: Inside Lost Garden Labs
Josh joined MycoGeeky to discuss cultivation, what we do at Lost Garden, and much more on the podcast to kick off July!
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MycoGeeky Livestream Replay: Mushroom Cultivation Masterclass
Josh returned to the Mycogeeky podcast (at the 41 minute mark) to contribute to a roundtable-style cultivation discussion alongside John Workman, Robert Hess, Altered Vibez, Brock Lee, and Ryan of Full Canopy Genetics.
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KUNC Radio: Colorado's Magic Mushroom Industry Prepares to Open its Doors
KUNC Article by Leigh Paterson. April 8, 2025.
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VoyageDenver: Check Out Josh Walker's Story
Josh was nominated by fellow community members to tell his story and share what we do at Lost Garden.
Lost Garden is officially a state-licensed natural medicine cultivation facility!
On November 24, 2025, Lost Garden Labs was officially licensed by the State of Colorado to produce natural medicine! This license marks the culmination of an intense period of preparation, dedication, research, and hard work. Throughout all of that time, we eagerly awaited the moment our medicine could be used by licensed facilitators across the state to aid in their important work in the healing space. Now, that moment is finally here!
Lost Garden Labs and Therapeutics: NMCF-00016
Joshua Walker: NMO-00135
Sarah Paul: NMO-00136