Access to Psychedelics for All Canadians

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Access to Psychedelics for All Canadians

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Why we exist

To awaken a revolution of wellbeing

Our Mission

To educate about and advocate for access to all psychedelics as a basic human right

Our Vision

People living in harmony with each other and nature

Our Values

Love, Courage, Communication,
Integrity, Impact, Sustainability

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"That psychedelics have been time tested for thousands of years, and being revered across cultures and continents, speaks to their deep history of beneficial influence. Modern science is now validating what our ancestors knew: psychedelics are essential for mental and spiritual well being."

- Paul Stamets
"Psychedelic plants, fungi and compounds are tools for learning; they place in our hands the keys to learn how to become better humans."

- Dennis McKenna

Be a part of a revolution of wellbeing.

Find out what you get by joining the PAC.

Membership Benefits

Why join the PAC Business Alliance?

The PAC Business Alliance serves the business in Canada’s psychedelic space. Think of it as the psychedelic chamber of commerce. Contribute to the PAC advocacy regarding legalization of medical psychedelics. Participate in business-focused webinars, networking events, roundtables and research incubators. Network and communicate with the PAC nationwide psychedelic community.

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Events & Webinars

If you haven't signed up for a membership with us, now is the time. When you sign up for our membership or to one of our webinars, you are directly supporting our mission to educate about and advocate for psychedelic medicines.

Furthermore, your membership fees help us directly fund our advocacy campaign "Canada Supports" plus you get the benefit of connecting with others within our community and access to our networking events and webinars.

Sign up for our membership and get access to all the events below!

Interactive Town Hall
Past
Upcoming
Webinar
April 18, 2024

at 4 PM PST / 7 PM EST on Zoom

When Wise Interventions are Required in Medicine Spaces (To Intervene or Not?)

Ninety percent of our communication is non-verbal, communicated through the eyes, voice, facial and bodily gestures. From the moment we are born we are communicating our internal cues to our caregivers and we need them to attune to those cues to ensure that we not only survive, but flourish. As developing humans, when we are not consistently cared for or appropriately responded to, when misattuned to or neglected, we can suffer relational and development trauma. These developmental gaps and severed neural connections can lead to living in pain, disconnection and chaos.

To flourish as humans we need others to co-regulate, co-reflect and to grow brains with –we need this on an ongoing basis for life. It is the same in the psychedelic space - we need others to get our cues and to come into relationship with us when we have dropped into developmental gaps, dissociation, terror and places of thwarted growth. How do we as practitioners intervene wisely during a medicine session? This is a relational art form.

Rita Bozi will share of her years of clinical experience within medicine spaces and what it means to facilitate with mutuality, reciprocity and nuanced attunement.

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Interactive Town Hall
Past
Upcoming
Webinar
April 4, 2024

at 4 PM PST / 7 PM EST on Zoom

Psychedelic Law in Canada 2024

Join the PAC and Psychedelic Law lawyers from across Canada to learn about recent and upcoming developments with psychedelic laws in Canada. Conversations will include 2023-in-Review, pending trials and Health Canada application processes.

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Interactive Town Hall
Past
Upcoming
Webinar
March 5, 2024

at 4 PM PST / 7 PM EST on Zoom

PAC Book Club: I Feel Love (Author Rachel Nuwer in attendance)

The unlikely story of how the psychedelic drug MDMA emerged from the shadows to the forefront of a medical revolution—and the potential it may hold to help us thrive.

In I Feel Love, science journalist Rachel Nuwer separates fact from fantasy, hope from hype, in the drug's contested history and still-evolving future.

PAC Book Club Events are a Member Only benefit.

5:00pm PT/8:00pm ET

Please become a member today to access this amazing opportunity to connect with Rachel Nuwer regarding her book, I Feel Love.

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Petition to the Government of Canada

Compassionate Access to Psilocybin

78% of Canadians support access to psilocybin therapy at the end of life. (Nanos Poll 2020)

If a Canadian can qualify for MAID (medical assistance in dying) then surely they should have the right to have psilocybin therapy first.

Help us get 500 000 signatures on this Federal Petition.
Making it the MOST successful petition ever.

We only have 30 days to get the signatures required to have it read in Parliament.

Donations to our Compassionate Access Campaign will help us bring changes to out of date regulations, which permit terminally ill and mental health patients to access Medical Assistance in Dying, yet they cannot have access to psilocybin. This game-changing petition is one of many parts. Our goal is to raise $100,000 through donations and sponsorships to support the changing of hearts and the educating of minds in government and leadership, through July 2023.

As a non-profit organization, we can’t do this alone - we need your help. With your investment in this vital campaign, you become a core member of the psychedelic movement in Canada and you help patients in need get the treatments they deserve. By sponsoring this campaign you can play a key role in fundamentally shifting the psychedelic and healthcare landscape in Canada.

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Get more information on psychedelics and the community

Curious about psychedelics and their potential for therapeutic and health benefits? Want to get plugged into the movement locally? Visit our Resources centre for books we recommend, films to watch, a global ecosystem map, training programs, and ongoing clinical trials.

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