Nonprofits

MAPS is a nonprofit psychedelic research, education, and policy organization founded in 1986. Its official pages document research, education, advocacy, and psilocybin-related work, while Lykos is treated as a related drug-development entity rather than a separate psilocybin directory listing here.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Special Operations Association of America is a veteran advocacy organization serving the special operations community. Its official site includes current advocacy for psychedelic declassification and expanded access to psychedelic therapies for veterans.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

OPEN Foundation is a Netherlands-based nonprofit advancing psychedelic research and therapy in Europe. It organizes conferences, networking events, and educational programming for psychedelic science and care implementation.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Decriminalize Nature Michigan is the advocacy effort behind the Michigan Initiative for Community Healing, a ballot-petition campaign seeking statewide decriminalization of entheogenic plants and fungi and reduced penalties for non-prescribed drug possession. The supplied dataset identifies Myc Williams as a co-director and notes the campaign had not yet qualified for the ballot as of the 2026-06-15 verification date. The organization is connected to the national Decriminalize Nature network, which helped pass local reforms in Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Hazel Park.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Detroit Psychedelic Conference legacy is tied to Kilindi Iyi, who founded the conference and helped shape Detroit's entheogenic community before his death from COVID-19 in 2020. The supplied dataset connects that legacy to Per Ankh Entheogenic Church and ongoing Detroit community education. This is retained as a legacy/community context page, not a current storefront.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Student Association for Psychedelic Studies at the University of Michigan is listed in the supplied dataset as a student organization active in psychedelic policy and education discussions. Source notes identify Moss Herberholz as president as of 2022 and describe advocacy for statewide decriminalization. This is a student/community listing, not a commercial access provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The American Psychedelic Practitioners Association (APPA) is a professional membership organization for practitioners working in psychedelic-assisted therapy. They develop ethical standards, provide professional education, maintain a practitioner directory, and advocate for regulatory frameworks prioritizing patient safety. Membership includes licensed therapists and Oregon/Colorado-licensed facilitators.

Last verified: 2026-05-21

Decriminalize Nature is a grassroots advocacy organization working to decriminalize and expand access to entheogenic plants and fungi. Its official action materials specifically call for decriminalizing possession, growing, sharing, and use of psychedelic plants and fungi.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Enthea is a third-party administrator for workplace mental health benefits that include psychedelic-assisted therapy coverage. Its official provider page states current coverage is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, with plans to expand to other psychedelic-assisted therapies.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Fluence provides psychedelic therapy education and clinical-trial training. Its official psilocybin facilitation pages describe online certificate training focused on psilocybin facilitation, including Colorado-specific protocols.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Healing Breakthrough is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on psychedelic-assisted therapy access for veterans with PTSD. Its official materials emphasize MDMA-assisted therapy research and VA clinical-trial advocacy, so its psilocybin relevance is indirect through veteran psychedelic access.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Heroic Hearts Project is a nonprofit serving veterans and their families through psychedelic programs and research. Its official psilocybin page describes legal psilocybin retreat programs for veterans with PTSD.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

The Inner Compass Initiative focuses specifically on psychiatric drug withdrawal, informed consent in psychiatric treatment, and providing information to people coming off psychoactive medications. In the context of psilocybin, they provide resources for people navigating SSRI tapering, understanding medication interactions with psilocybin, and making informed decisions about psychiatric treatment pathways. Their content is explicitly harm-reduction focused for people in complex psychiatric situations.

Last verified: 2026-05-21

Mission Within provides funding and coordination support for US veterans seeking psychedelic-assisted therapy. They work alongside Heroic Hearts Project as one of the primary nonprofit connectors for veterans seeking psilocybin, MDMA, and ibogaine treatment programs. They particularly focus on veterans with treatment-resistant PTSD who cannot afford private retreat or service center costs.

Last verified: 2026-05-21

Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions is a nonprofit focused on helping veterans access clinically guided psychedelic therapies. Its official site describes research, resources, and advocacy aimed at reducing veteran suicide.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Changa Institute's New Mexico cohort is a 4.5-month hybrid facilitator-training program with live Zoom sessions three times per week, asynchronous learning, and a cohort size of about 20. The supplied notes describe Changa as the only program approved by OHA, HECC, and DORA, with more than 700 graduates nationally and an 83% graduation rate. The practicum is held in person at Sacred Mushroom Center in Portland, Oregon, with costs listed at $2,350 or more.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Mariposa Counseling Center is listed as offering psilocybin-assisted therapy training in Taos, New Mexico on June 26-27, 2026. The supplied dataset points to the Mariposa Facebook page for the training reference. This is a provider-training listing and not a direct patient-access page.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The New Mexico Department of Health Medical Psilocybin Program administers the state's SB 219 medical psilocybin rollout. The supplied notes state DOH is targeting patient enrollment by the end of 2026, one year ahead of the statutory December 31, 2027 deadline, with rulemaking hearings and advisory-board meetings ongoing. Contact is listed as medical.psilocybin@doh.nm.gov and 505-827-2321.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The New Mexico Psilocybin Treatment Equity Fund is a first-in-nation public funding mechanism created to subsidize medical psilocybin access for low-income patients. The supplied notes list $630,000 allocated in the March 2026 budget and emphasize access for low-income and rural New Mexicans. This is an access-fund listing rather than a provider page.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Sol Tryp is a Las Cruces nonprofit involved in community education events, town halls, film screenings, and financial assistance for psychedelic therapy. The supplied notes identify Sol Tryp as a co-sponsor and practicum site for the TheraPsil New Mexico training pathway. It also helped champion SB 219 through the New Mexico legislature.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

TheraPsil and Sol Tryp offer a New Mexico Fundamentals of Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy training pathway listed as a 150-hour certificate. The supplied notes break it down into 80 hours of online didactic training, 40 hours of supervised practicum at Sol Tryp in Las Cruces, and 20 hours of supervision or case consultation. The curriculum covers SB 219, neuropharmacology, trauma, SUD, TRD, end-of-life care, group therapy, and Indigenous healing frameworks, with waitlist open pending NM DOH syllabus approval.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Enthea is a Massachusetts-based third-party administrator that enables employer- and union-sponsored psilocybin coverage as a workplace benefit. It is not direct-to-consumer insurance, but it is the main Oregon workaround because major insurers do not broadly cover psilocybin services. The supplied Oregon network list includes Bendable Therapy, Odyssey, Chariot, Drop Thesis, Gather Psilocybin Services, and 7 Gates Sanctuary.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Healing Advocacy Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting Oregon and Colorado psilocybin policy, public education, operator support, client resources, and safety-data work. Oregon Director Heidi Pendergast is identified in the supplied Oregon source notes. HAF maintains client resources and service-center guidance, has a safety committee of subject matter experts, and partners with the Advanced Illness Coalition of Oregon for palliative-care guidance.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Portland Psychedelic Society is an Oregon community education organization focused on public education, community building, and harm reduction. The supplied source notes identify Max Kelemen as executive director. This is an informational and community resource, not a licensed service center.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psilocybin Alliance is an Oregon industry advocacy coalition co-founded by Satya Therapeutics founder Andreas Met and other operators. The coalition focuses on regulatory reform, reduced licensing fees, and business viability for Oregon's regulated psilocybin services program. Contact is routed through Satya Therapeutics in the supplied source notes.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Sheri Eckert Foundation's Psilocybin Access Fund provides grants for underserved individuals seeking Oregon psilocybin services. Source notes state the fund has awarded more than $51,000 to 33+ people and has a 2025-2026 fundraising goal of $1 million. The fund also sponsors some Cora Center group sessions.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Cascadia Psychedelic Society is a regional community group in the Seattle area and broader Pacific Northwest. The supplied notes describe intermittent professional speakers, films, and community events. Verify current programming before relying on the listing.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Decriminalize Nature Seattle is the local advocacy chapter behind Seattle Resolution 32021, which made entheogen-related activity the city's lowest law-enforcement priority in October 2021. The supplied notes connect the chapter to activists including Leonora Russell, LMFT, and Tatiana Luz Quintana. This is an advocacy listing, not a commercial access provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Decriminalize Spokane is listed in the supplied dataset as an active organizing effort pursuing a psychedelic decriminalization resolution in Spokane. The source cited is a video reference rather than a full official website, so details should be treated as early-stage advocacy context. Spokane was listed as pending or in-progress, not a confirmed decriminalized jurisdiction.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Entheo Society of Washington is an advocacy and education nonprofit led by executive director Leonora Russell, LMFT, who is also connected to Decriminalize Nature Seattle. The organization developed Initiative Measure No. 1886, an Oregon-style psilocybin services proposal that did not make the 2022 ballot. It continues education and advocacy work in Washington's psychedelic policy ecosystem.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Hippie and a Veteran Foundation is a 501(c)(3) veteran psychedelic advocacy organization founded by Army National Guard veteran Lauren Feringa. The supplied notes describe alternative-therapy advocacy for veterans, including psilocybin and stellate ganglion block, plus veteran psychedelic discourse events. Feringa is also listed as a REACH WA board member.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

MagicMushroomsSeattle.com is an educational resource website covering Seattle's psychedelic landscape. The supplied notes describe policy tracking, a community directory, integration resources, and legal explainers, including a Seattle psychedelic community page. It does not sell or facilitate psilocybin access.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Port Townsend Psychedelic Society is an education, advocacy, and community organization co-founded by Erin Reading. The supplied notes credit it with leading Port Townsend and Jefferson County decriminalization efforts. Services include educational classes, trainings on safe psychedelic use, community gatherings, and policy advocacy.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psychedelic Medicine Alliance of Washington is a statewide legislative advocacy nonprofit co-directed by Kody Zalewski of Calyx Law and Tatiana Luz Quintana. The supplied notes credit PMAW with an 18-month campaign culminating in Seattle Resolution 32021 and with testimony on SB 5201, SB 5921, and HB 1433. This is an advocacy organization, not a service provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psychedelic Society of Seattle is listed in the supplied Washington dataset as an active online community and Facebook group. It is included as a peer-discussion resource rather than a provider, clinic, or access service. Verify group rules and current activity directly on Facebook.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

REACH Washington, the Responsible Entheogen Access & Community Healing Coalition, is a nonprofit advocacy coalition connected to Initiative Measure 2076. The measure proposes adult possession, cultivation, gifting, transfer, and compensated peer-supported services for natural psychedelics, with a community resource advisory council. Source notes identify Rachel Cervenak as co-director, Lauren Feringa as a board member, and attorney Jon Dennis as an advisory board member.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Seattle Psychedelic Society is a community education and meetup organization founded by Sebastian DeRosia. The supplied notes describe recurring meetups around integration, microdosing discussions, wellness, and beginner-friendly psychedelic education. It welcomes people with no prior psychedelic experience.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

SetSet is a psychedelic education and integration platform founded by April Pride, a Seattle-based entrepreneur who also founded Van der Pop. The supplied notes describe clinician-created education guides, microdosing resources, the SetSet with April Pride podcast, Psychedelic Salon events at Town Hall Seattle, integration community, and mushroom strain reviews. This is an education platform rather than a provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Tacoma Psychedelic Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on education, community, integration, and harm reduction. The supplied notes list monthly psychedelic book clubs, integration circles, and affinity groups for veterans, providers, BIPOC community, cultivation, D&D, and advocacy. The group supported passage of Tacoma Resolution 41609 in January 2025.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Zome Seattle is a peer-led community events project co-directed by Tatiana Luz Quintana, who is also connected to PMAW. The supplied notes describe intergenerational events, nature-oriented gatherings, and exploration of psychedelics and community across Western Washington. This is a community-events listing, not a commercial access provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15