As a psychedelic practitioner, you are at unique risk of being “cancelled.”  In our polarized culture, patients, colleagues and careers can disappear overnight.  Join cancellation consultant Tim Kelley as he explains how and why cancellation happens, and what to do if someone is trying to cancel you.  We will also explore the fascinating gender power dynamics that make our society so susceptible to cancel culture at this time in history.

You will learn:

• The gendered nature of social power dynamics
• How trauma and the Drama Triangle influence cancel culture
• How (and how not to) respond if you’re under attack
• How to find your way back if you’ve been canceled
• What you can do to reduce everyone’s risk of being canceled

Launching our latest "Member Only" Benefit

We're launching a brand new series, for members of the PAC- Ask Me Anything (AMA). Board members and other esteemed guests will be live so you, our members, can ask them questions on a specific topic - pathways to training, medicines, running retreats and so much more.

No script, no panelists, simply you and our expert, having a chat about psychedelics. A great way to get up close and personal with our Board, and get your questions answered by professionals who navigate the psychedelic space daily.

Join us by registering our first ever AMA!

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We're beginning this series with Founding Board Member, Board Chair and MD - Dr. Pamela Kryskow. She will be going live here in MN on January 29th at 5:00pm PT/8:00pm ET to answer your questions on "Therapy at the Edge of Change: Psychedelic Skills for a New Era"

Dr. Pamela Kryskow, MD, wears many hats — Psychedelic Researcher, Therapist, and Medical Chair of the VIU Post-Graduate Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. In this  1 hour AMA, she’ll answer questions and share insights into the skills, training, and ethical foundations essential for becoming a competent and compassionate therapist as psychedelic-assisted therapy re-enters the legal landscape of health care.

Join us for the next chapter in our groundbreaking series on psychedelic-assisted end-of-life care—this time, we're getting practical.

Building on our first conversation, this webinar tackles the crucial question: How do we make this transformative care accessible to everyone who needs it?

Our panel of pioneering voices returns to explore the real-world implementation of psychedelic therapy in end-of-life settings. Discover how death doulas and practitioners can ethically and effectively integrate these medicines into their work, hear the latest on navigating regulatory landscapes, and learn about the urgent push for government funding to ensure cost is never a barrier to peaceful transition.

From research labs to hospital rooms, from policy halls to bedside—this conversation bridges the gap between breakthrough science and the patients who need it most.

Whether you're a death doula, healthcare provider, researcher, patient advocate, or someone personally navigating end-of-life questions, this webinar offers concrete pathways forward. We'll explore funding models, training requirements, advocacy strategies, and the collaborative efforts underway to make psychedelic end-of-life care a reality across Canada.

This isn't just about what's possible—it's about making it happen.