Crisis Resources

Community Resources

Connect with others who understand the journey. Community support is essential for integration.

Online Communities

Reddit Communities

r/Ayahuasca

The primary ayahuasca community on Reddit. Discussion, preparation, integration, and experiences.

r/RationalPsychonaut

Evidence-based discussion of psychedelics, harm reduction, and integration practices.

r/Psychonaut

General psychedelic community with diverse perspectives and experience sharing.

r/PsychedelicTherapy

Therapeutic applications, clinical research, and integration with mental health treatment.

Organizations Doing It Well

Bright Human

An example of how psychedelic support can be done thoughtfully and well, in non-traditional ways.

Forums & Message Boards

DMT-Nexus

Long-running community for plant medicine discussion, harm reduction, and chemistry.

Shroomery

Comprehensive psychedelic community with extensive archives and active discussion.

Bluelight

Harm reduction focused community covering all psychoactive substances.

Integration Circles & Support Groups

Fireside Project

Peer support line for psychedelic experiences and integration.

Call: 62-FIRESIDE (623-473-7433) | 11am-11pm PT daily

firesideproject.org

Zendo Project

Psychedelic harm reduction and peer support at festivals and events.

zendoproject.org

MAPS Integration Circles

Peer-led integration circles facilitated by trained volunteers.

integration.maps.org

Finding Local Support

Looking for in-person integration support?

Many cities have local integration circles, therapist networks, and peer support groups. Search for:

  • "[Your city] psychedelic integration"
  • "[Your city] ayahuasca integration circle"
  • Psychedelic-informed therapists via Psychedelic.Support

Community Guidelines

When engaging with online communities:

  • Protect your privacy. Avoid sharing identifying information publicly.
  • Respect diverse perspectives. People have widely different experiences and beliefs.
  • Verify information. Personal anecdotes are valuable but not medical advice.
  • Practice harm reduction. Share safety information, not sources or facilitation details.
  • Support others thoughtfully. Listen more than you advise, especially early in your journey.

In Crisis?

If you need immediate support, please contact crisis resources directly: