The Survivorship Collective is a nonprofit focused on education, advocacy, community, & harm reduction, founded by and for cancer survivors with a mission to build a safe, ethical, state-regulated, community-led model of psychedelic healing for people living with a cancer diagnosis. We provide wraparound support through retreats that integrate psychedelic-assisted therapy alongside nature therapy, narrative medicine, somatic healing, and community connection. Our work is survivor-led, trauma-informed, and grounded in science and solidarity. Visit survivorshipcollective.com to learn more or contact us at info@survivorshipcollective.com to connect.
Ben is a Board-certified Psychiatric Pharmacist dedicated to helping to make psychedelic journeys safe by providing consultations on drug-drug interactions and medical condition-drug interactions. He can be reach at https://spiritpharmacist.com or you can email him at spiritpharmacist@protonmail.com
Mike is based in Hood River, Oregon and is also an Oregon Licensed Psilocybin Facilitator. He provides psychedelic medical consultations throughout the world. His fees are very reasonable and you can reach him at https://mobiuspsychedelicmedicine.com/ or email him at mobiuspsychedelicmedicine@gmail.com.
Dr. Kristin Speer, PharmD, BCPS (she/her) is a licensed, residency-trained, award-winning pharmacist and board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist with over a decade of experience in end-of-life pharmacotherapy. She holds additional expertise and consulting experience in psychedelic therapies. Dr. Speer offers consultations for complex pain, symptom management and hospice/palliative drug coverage. She also offers consultations on medication interactions and management for psilocybin therapy screening/preparation. Dr. Speer co-founded the Psychedelic Pharmacists Association, consulted for Colorado’s Natural Medicine Health Act, shaped the nation’s first Palliative Care master’s degree program, taught end-of-life care teams, and delivered nationally recognized presentations to advance evidence-based, compassionate care. You can book a session by clicking here or you can email Kristin at info@psychedelicinteraction.com. Dr. Speer also developed the Magic Mushroom Tracker to check for psilocybin drug interactions.
Located in Denver, CO, Clarice is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician with over 15 years of clinical experience in adult medicine and extensive experience with end-of-life care. In February 2023, she left corporate medicine and founded Physician Psychedelics and is now a ketamine provider, psychedelic medical consultant, and psychedelic educator. She also serves as a Co-Therapist for a study at Anschutz using psilocybin for end-of-life existential distress for advanced cancer patients.
Clarice believes that “Traditional medicine is very good at patching people together, keeping people alive at times with very little quality of life. The integration of emerging psychedelic medicines can help heal the whole person. It can allow people to get to the core cause of what ails them, to access and process deep rooted trauma, and to allow people to live better, and when the time comes, to die better, as well.” You can reach Clarice at: info@physicianpsychedelics.com.
Licensed to practice law in California and Illinois, Jodi assists clients with a wide range of legal needs, including corporate governance; complex contracts; regulatory compliance; and insurance coverage. She is a steward of the Psychedelic Bar Association, Corporate Practices Committee; co-founder of the psychedelic and consciousness-focused organization, Department of Consciousness; pro bono counsel for the Ketamine Taskforce. Jodi earned her law degree from DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, magna cum laude; her undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University; and completed Certificates in negotiation at Harvard Law School and sustainable capitalism and ESG at UC California Berkeley. Jodi can be reached at jgreen@antithesis.law.
Sean is licensed in Colorado and California and specializes in the regulatory, health care, business, and religious freedom aspects of psychedelic medicines and therapies, including ketamine. His work in psychedelics has included: Advising doctors, therapists and licensed professionals on psychedelic-assisted therapy, including defense of licensure in disciplinary proceedings; Advising clients looking to obtain a religious exemption for the use of psychedelics; Drafter of Colorado’s Proposition 122 Natural Medicine Health Act; Denver Psilocybin Mushroom Policy Review Panel; General Counsel for the Zendo Project; Board of Directors for the Chacruna Institute; and Board of Directors of the Board of Psychedelic Medicine and Therapies. Sean is licensed to practice law in Colorado and California. Sean can be reached at sean@mcallisterlawoffice.com.
Kathryn Tucker, JD, Special Advocacy Advisor to the National Psychedelic Association and Founding Member, the Psychedelic Bar Association. Long-time advocate for the rights of people toward the end of life, Kathryn supports reasonable accommodation for Oregon psilocybin services in the home, as well as bringing suit against the DEA to allow for psilocybin under Right to Try laws or to reschedule psilocybin to Schedule 2. She is available for speaking engagements, private counsel relating to end of life issues, and for advocacy work in this field.
Ana Holub and Eva Mendez, RN, are Oregon Licensed Facilitators and experienced in end of life care. Their program, Death, Mystery, and Psilocybin, is designed for practitioners like you and can be scheduled for small groups or 1:1 sessions. Please click on the link above or email Ana at info@anaholub.com for more information.
Heather Lee, LCSW is a Psychedelic-Assisted Facilitator with a specialty in facilitating retreats and individual sessions for women with cancer. She has developed an experiential retreat program designed for facilitators who work with people toward the end of life. She does work 1:1 and also can host retreats in the Boulder CO area for your clients. You can find more about Heather or contact her at heather@medicinewomanretreats.com or at Medicine Woman Retreats
Diaspora Psychedelic Retreats (DPS) offers a 7 day/6 night experiential training program in Treasure Beach, Jamaica designed specifically for facilitators who support, or want to support, clients at end of life. You’ll learn the five key points of facilitating psychedelic experiences and undergo two of your own psilocybin journeys plus a third session to practice sitting for your colleague. The next cohort starts May 31, 2026. DPS is extending a $400 discount for anyone who mentions EOLPC400 when you register. For more information, please visit: https://www.diasporapsychedelicsociety.org/psilocybin-facilitator-training.
Psychedelic Guide Network is a community of Psychedelic Facilitators dedicated to the ethical practice of peer to peer consultation and community insight. We are committed to raising the Integrity in Psychedelic Facilitation as well as sustaining the sacred through our diverse and blended community. PGN Is at the forefront of the paradigm shift and truly bridging Psychedelic Guides of all kinds.
As a professional association, we are here to serve the licensees of state-regulated psychedelic service programs with products and services required for long-term success. Services include: Liability insurance for state-licensed facilitators & service centers; Professional malpractice insurance for state-licensed facilitators; Property insurance for service centers and grow/production facilities; and Cash Management, payroll processing, scheduling, & timekeeping.
There are many very good psychedelic training programs out there but the Psychedelics Today Vital Therapies and Integration Program is among the best. I can attest to it as I graduated from their first cohort in March 2023 and found it to be extraordinarily comprehensive with both didactic and experiential components for deep learning. But PT is much more than Vital, they are worldwide leaders in podcasts and other educational programs that further enrich our knowledge of the psychedelic world. Check them out for their training programs or to learn something new.
I am learning so much from your programmes, Chris—thank you.
“I am so grateful this non-profit organization exists, and look forward to joining as a member as this community is awesome. The intersection of all of my favorite things :)”
End of Life Doula Student on Catherine our Instructor: “Clearly you are an expert in your field; obviously your experience is deep and wide-ranging… Your ability and willingness to draw on a well of personal and professional experiences illuminated and deepened the material.”
[After attending an EOLPC free event]: “I think my heart is going to explode. This was the most inspirational, uplifting, and educational hour. I am so grateful. Please support EOLPC however you can to keep these incredible resources available to us 💕💕💕💕”
“I am so beyond blessed for your teachings, your guidance, and support. It really is only up from here!”
Course attendee: “This [The Basics of Ketamine Therapy for End of Life Care] was packed with useful information, engaging, and well presented!”
EOLPC multiple course attendee: Thank you for the many courses you have given or created with others. They are singularly well planned, clear, informative, and community building!
IFS, Somatic Techniques and Supportive Touch Course Student: “I found the course to be profoundly insightful and enlightening, diving into the use of psychedelics in the context of end-of-life care [and]…I appreciated the emphasis on somatic practices, highlighting the importance of understanding and being in tune with the physical body during psychedelic experiences.”
EOLPC End of Life Doula Training student: “I really enjoyed the program…I especially embraced the psychedelic aspect at the end of life and believe this can be so beneficial at this point in someone’s journey. I enjoyed our cohort and discussions we had together. I am looking to start my business this year and appreciate all the support!”
EOLPC Core Course Student: “Christine is a leader in the end of life arena. She cares deeply about normalizing death and educating others on how to die well. She brings together other like-minded professionals to better learn ways of supporting people who are dying. She has deep compassion and wisdom as is a guiding light for all in the end of life space.”
I am learning so much from your programmes, Chris—thank you.
“I am so grateful this non-profit organization exists, and look forward to joining as a member as this community is awesome. The intersection of all of my favorite things :)”
End of Life Doula Student on Catherine our Instructor: “Clearly you are an expert in your field; obviously your experience is deep and wide-ranging… Your ability and willingness to draw on a well of personal and professional experiences illuminated and deepened the material.”
[After attending an EOLPC free event]: “I think my heart is going to explode. This was the most inspirational, uplifting, and educational hour. I am so grateful. Please support EOLPC however you can to keep these incredible resources available to us 💕💕💕💕”
“I am so beyond blessed for your teachings, your guidance, and support. It really is only up from here!”
Course attendee: “This [The Basics of Ketamine Therapy for End of Life Care] was packed with useful information, engaging, and well presented!”
EOLPC multiple course attendee: Thank you for the many courses you have given or created with others. They are singularly well planned, clear, informative, and community building!
IFS, Somatic Techniques and Supportive Touch Course Student: “I found the course to be profoundly insightful and enlightening, diving into the use of psychedelics in the context of end-of-life care [and]…I appreciated the emphasis on somatic practices, highlighting the importance of understanding and being in tune with the physical body during psychedelic experiences.”
EOLPC End of Life Doula Training student: “I really enjoyed the program…I especially embraced the psychedelic aspect at the end of life and believe this can be so beneficial at this point in someone’s journey. I enjoyed our cohort and discussions we had together. I am looking to start my business this year and appreciate all the support!”
EOLPC Core Course Student: “Christine is a leader in the end of life arena. She cares deeply about normalizing death and educating others on how to die well. She brings together other like-minded professionals to better learn ways of supporting people who are dying. She has deep compassion and wisdom as is a guiding light for all in the end of life space.”
Please note: EOLPC neither condones nor recommends the use of psychedelic substances unless permitted and regulated by state law or authorized by federal law. State legalization of psychedelic substances does not confer immunity from federal prosecution. For any inquiries, you may email info@eolpc.org or write to EOLPC, 541 Holly St., Ashland, OR, 97520.
