Nicole Ehrbar (she/her) is an Oregon-based facilitator dedicated to helping clients discover insights and make meaningful changes in their lives. Nicole brings a unique blend of experience and compassion to her practice as a result of her previous work in family law, child protective services, and domestic infant and foster care adoption. While working with a wide variety of clients, Nicole specializes in supporting individuals healing from the impact of physical and emotional childhood abuse and neglect. She is passionate about sitting with clients in their grief, joy, discomfort, vulnerability, and revelation as they move through their journey.

Nicole’s psilocybin facilitation is rooted in mindfulness and trauma-informed care, focusing on helping clients transform and thrive. With a warm and supportive presence, she assists clients throughout the process, from preparation to integration, to help them achieve lasting change.

As the daughter of a Hungarian immigrant, Nicole feels a profound connection to her heritage. Inspired by this, she chose the name Álom—the Hungarian word for “dream”—to represent her work, offering hope to those envisioning a transformed future. She holds a BA from Oberlin College, a law degree from the University of Denver, and a facilitator certification from Fluence. Nicole is married and a mother to three boys, two cats, and two dogs. In her free time, she enjoys staying active through gym workouts, hiking, and learning to kite surf.