Rooted – Oklahoma Psychedelic Collective

Hosted online every other month by the Oklahoma Psychedelic Collective, this free community gathering is devoted to education, reflection, and supportive conversation around psychedelic experiences.

Together, we explore tools for meaning-making, nervous system support, and embodied integration, while honoring the wisdom that comes from lived experience. These meetings offer space to:

Explore preparation and integration tools
Learn about psychological, emotional, and somatic aspects of psychedelic journeys
Share and listen to lived experiences in a thoughtful, respectful environment
Build knowledge that supports personal safety, discernment, and wellbeing

Each gathering is guided by facilitators who bring both clinical training and personal experience with this work. This is an educational and community-based offering.

It does not provide access to psychedelic substances or connect participants with anyone who sells them. Our intention is to support safety, understanding, and informed engagement through education, reflection, and shared dialogue.

Whether you are curious, experienced, or simply seeking informed conversation, you are welcome here.

Psychedelic Therapy Training: What You Need to Know

With a growing number of psychedelic therapy training programs available, navigating the options can feel overwhelming. Join the Oklahoma Psychedelic Collective (OPC) for a free online educational event exploring the current landscape of psychedelic therapy training. Presenters will share overviews and firsthand experiences of several training programs, discuss differences in approaches and requirements, and explore what clinicians should consider when choosing a training path. We’ll also look at the evolving state of psychedelic education and what it means to be thoughtfully and responsibly prepared for this emerging field.

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A New Door for Chronic Pain: The Surprising Science and Real Stories of Breaking Free from Pain with Psilocybin

Most people living with chronic pain have never heard that psilocybin is being studied for conditions like migraine, fibromyalgia, nerve pain, and autoimmune disorders. Long before the research began, pioneering patients were already reporting real relief. This session explores how psilocybin may affect pain and what current research shows, alongside real stories of people who found relief after other treatments had failed them. We'll also cover who may be a good candidate and key considerations for a safe, supported process.

Educational only; not medical advice.

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