The Psychedelic Peer Support Line is staffed by compassionate, supportive volunteers from diverse backgrounds who are trained to listen deeply and from a place of non-judgment. All volunteers have completed our rigorous training program, which included components such as active listening, providing support during psychedelic experiences, integration, and providing support by text message.

KRIYA Institute is devoted to understanding the therapeutic properties of ketamine (and related medicines). We provide clinical services directly to patients; we give presentations about therapeutic ketamine in a variety of settings; we offer consultation services to physicians and therapists; and we run KRIYA Conference.

We are researchers and psychotherapists with direct experience in psychedelic clinical trials. Our mission is to educate the broader health care community about psychedelic science and equip practitioners with relevant clinical skills. We aim to increase access to this field by offering highly interactive training delivered online and in-person.

Drug education and psychopharmacology consulting for safe, beneficial, and spiritual drug experiences.

Psychedelics can be life-changing tools that can help people lead more meaningful and fulfilling lives. They help us understand how changing ourselves – and the world around us – is possible.

The time has come for people who care about psychedelics to step out of the shadows and bring our voices to the table.

Erowid is a member-supported organization providing access to reliable, non-judgmental information about psychoactive plants, chemicals, and related issues. We work with academic, medical, and experiential experts to develop and publish new resources, as well as to improve and increase access to already existing resources. We also strive to ensure that these resources are maintained and preserved as a historical record for the future.

Psymposia is a leading advocacy-based media group focused on sharing stories and fresh perspectives of psychedelic science and drug policy reform.

The Psychedelic Education and Continuing Care Program is designed to assist people who have had psychedelic experiences and are seeking support in connection with those experiences, as well as people who would like to learn more about psychedelics. Our overarching intention for the program is to increase awareness and reduce risks of psychedelic use. We see this as a natural extension of the harm reduction approach that the Center for Optimal Living is known for.

Chacruna provides public education and cultural understanding about psychedelic plant medicines and promote  between the ceremonial use of sacred plants and psychedelic science.
Envision a world where plant medicines and other psychedelics are preserved, protected, and valued as part of our cultural identity and integrated into our social, legal and health care systems.

The Women’s Visionary Council (WVC)  promotes women who develop innovative mental health and community wellness services. The WVC hosts public discussions including the Women’s Visionary Congress. A non-profit educational organization, the WVC makes grants to advance the work of women healers, researchers, activists, and artists at the leading edge of cultural evolution.