Nobody heals alone.

Whether you're making sense of a psychedelic experience — your own or a loved one's — supporting someone on their path, or working to expand access to mental health treatment, you don't have to do it alone. Community is where healing takes root.

We are here to offer multiple avenues to access integration, community, resources, or events.

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Lasting healing happens in community.

Much public discourse about psychedelics revolves around the substances: psilocybin, MDMA, ketamine, ayahuasca, ibogaine. While the substance and setting are essential aspects of any experience, the integration of psychedelic experiences is where the change really happens.

While a psychedelic session may only take place during one day, preparation and integration happen in the surrounding weeks, months, and even years. That is why community is so essential to Mass Healing’s mission and work.

Access community through Mass Healing:

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  • "For me, psychedelics unexpectedly unlocked deep personal healing. Now, I want to expand access to those looking to experience the power of psychedelics, whether through ceremonial or therapeutic use."

    Mass Healing Board Member

  • "After years of struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts, I received psychedelic-assisted therapy . That experience changed the direction of my life — and convinced me to help as many people as possible gain safe, legal access to these treatments."

    Mass Healing Board Member