In Western culture, healing is for the individual, with a trend to include the community since 2020. This Earth Month, how can we start to expand it to include the natural world? On April 9, join the evolution of healing with mental health pioneers, climate activists, land stewards, and facilitators. Join a two-part evening, from inspiring speakers to collaborative sessions, fostering your inspiration, co-creation, and calls to action. [RSVP]

Psychedelics for Climate Action (PSYCA) has been on the move! We’ve been invited to Miami, Reykjavik, Austin, and next, San Francisco & Boston! Below are event recaps and coverage, including one for our NYC gathering in light of the ongoing LA crisis. Read on for upcoming Boston, SF, and NYC gatherings!

Resilience isn’t just about rebuilding after disasters; it’s about strengthening our communities—and ourselves—from within. We explored this shift in perspective with a panel of experts spanning urban design, climate investment, sustainable innovation, and integrative eco-arts therapy. Dive into key insights from our panelists and discover practical strategies to foster resilience in your own life and community. In uncertain times, our ability to adapt, uplift one another, and stay connected has never been more essential.

“Climate resilience” is evolving. Traditionally, it has been the domain of urban planners, policymakers, and scientists. However, a new wave of professionals is emerging—those dedicated to fostering inner resilience, helping communities navigate eco-anxiety, and developing emotional preparedness for a rapidly changing world.

In response to Los Angeles’ climate emergency, we are coming together in New York City to discuss the current state of climate resilience: what’s happening today, what’s ahead, and how we can take action.