Explore our dynamic events designed to inspire, educate, and empower communities around mental health, psychedelic harm-reduction, and personal growth.
Join us at Psychedelic Science 2025 on June 16-20, 2025 in Denver, Colorado and be part of the movement that will shape the next era of mental health, medicine, and consciousness.
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Join us for a QPR Gatekeeper Training—an evidence-based suicide prevention program designed to equip participants with the skills to recognize warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and connect individuals to life-saving resources. This essential training empowers community members to make a positive difference in preventing suicide by increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and providing actionable steps to help those in crisis.
Participants of this training leave with a certificate from QPR.
$6 fee for the materials and certification process.
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Tuesday March 18th | 8:30 - 10:30 pm ET
Zoom Virtual Event
Portal to Plants and Other Medicines is a FREE monthly community gathering bringing together leading psychedelic and plant medicine organizations, local businesses, and advocates from across Massachusetts and New England. This event is an opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with experts and community leaders working at the forefront of plant medicine education, advocacy, and harm reduction.
Jenny represented SPAN on the panel for– Intersectional Harm Reduction: Practices, Protocols, and Compassion
on Friday, February 28th | 5:00 - 8:00 PM EST
New Dia Cannabis Co | 71 Lansdowne St, Boston, MA
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Join us and Entheogenic Researcher Larry Norris, PhD to explore why many natural substances remain criminalized despite their historical and cultural significance. We examine how decriminalization policies can better serve public health and social justice goals by reducing inequitable enforcement and shifting resources from punishment to risk reduction. Through a lens that questions the legitimacy of prohibiting access to nature, the talk makes a case for policy reform that respects both traditional relationships with plant medicines and modern evidence-based approaches.
Learn about the current federal and state Right to Try legislation and the federal Breakthrough Therapy Act legislation for investigational drugs and its application to expanding access to psychedelic therapies. I efforts that could enable patients faced with terminal illnesses to be prescribed investigational treatments to psychedelic medicines. Learn about how you can help move these efforts forward to help access experimental treatments and why these laws matter to the future of psychedelic care and access.
Learn MoreAs the psychedelic community continues to explore alternative healing pathways, understanding how to safely transition off antidepressants is becoming increasingly important. Antidepressants can interact with certain psychedelics. However, many prescribers lack the knowledge or confidence to guide patients through a safe and effective tapering process. This webinar provides critical insights into managing antidepressant discontinuation, helping individuals and practitioners make informed decisions that may support safer, more effective healing experiences.
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