Support Resources
Support is available for all situations, 24/7.
Though we do not provide crisis services, we offer a curated network of diverse resources for survivors, practitioners, and community members.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, experiencing a medical emergency, mental health crisis, or are in an unsafe situation, we encourage you to call 911 (US) or utilize the directory below to find immediate services.
3rd Party Resources We Recommend
Immediate crisis support
These resources provide 24/7 assistance and focus on immediate safety and stabilization.
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 to connect with trained Crisis Counselors, 24/7.
988 Lifeline: Dial 988 for 24/7 free, and confidential support for distress and crisis prevention.
Warmlines: Peer support lines offering confidential, state-specific assistance. Please see the website to find the appropriate phone number for your location.
Psychedelic-specific support
These resources focus on individuals dealing with harm, confusion, or integration issues related to psychedelic experiences.
Fireside Project: Call or text (623) 473-7433 between 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. PT for psychedelic Peer Support Line available daily for in-the-moment or aftercare support.
NEST Harm Reduction: Offers education, training, and mental health support specific to psychedelic harm.
Psychedelic Support: Directory of clinicians and support groups informed by psychedelic therapies.
Psychedelic Bar Association: Legal resources for issues related to psychedelic use.
Trauma and abuse support
These resources provide assistance for survivors of abuse, exploitation, or violence, offering both peer support and professional help
Fireside Project: Psychedelic Peer Support Line available daily for in-the-moment or aftercare support.
NEST Harm Reduction: Offers education, training, and mental health support specific to psychedelic harm.
Psychedelic Support: Directory of clinicians and support groups informed by psychedelic therapies.
Psychedelic Bar Association: Legal resources for issues related to psychedelic use.
Therapy Exploitation Link Line - A peer support network that seeks to help victims and survivors of exploitation by psychotherapists and other healthcare providers find the resources they will need to understand what has happened to them, to take action, and to heal.
Surviving Therapist Abuse - A resource for support and understanding regarding therapist abuse.
Spiritual Abuse Resources - supports individuals affected by spiritual abuse. It offers resources and training for individuals and organizations, including churches. While many materials cater to those from Christian backgrounds, the site also provides resources applicable to non-Christians.
RAINN -Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization.
Healing-oriented resources
These resources help individuals connect with communities and tools for self-healing, learning, and recovery.
Our Wave: Provides a supportive community for individuals and loved ones impacted by trauma.
Child Welfare Information Gateway: Resources for protecting children and strengthening families.
Helping Survivors is an organization on a mission to help heal, educate, and empower people who have been impacted by sexual assault and abuse.
Education resources
These resources are aimed at individuals, organizations, or professionals seeking to understand, address, or prevent harm in psychedelic spaces.
NEST Harm Reduction: A California-based mental health practice that supports survivors of psychedelic harm and provides education and training around psychedelic safety
Psychedelic Bar Association: Legal and policy guidance for professionals in the psychedelic sector.
Psychedelic Support: A directory of psychedelic-informed clinicians, support groups, continuing education and information on emerging psychedelic therapies.
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