Who We Partner With
Organizations With Aligned Missions
- Expanding access to psychedelics
- Promoting holistic health and wellbeing
- Advancing personal, spiritual, and/or leadership development
- Building a community for social change
- Improving creativity
Individual Practitioners
- Holistic health, mindfulness, yoga, psychedelic-assisted therapy, creativity, leadership development, etc.
- Established personal/business brands with a robust following
Research, Academic, And Training Institutions
- seeking a mutually beneficial arrangement for the implementation of studies/programs
Get In Touch To Explore A Partnership
Partnership Examples
Microdosing programs and psychedelic communities looking for a retreat provider to complement existing psychedelic-centric offerings
Leadership and professional/personal development organizations innovating cutting-edge growth experiences for their members/customers
Organizations serving affinity/interest groups or special populations (veterans, women, men, BIPOC, artists, etc.) hoping to offer transformational experiences in a safe, productive group setting
Yoga, meditation, and holistic health/wellbeing practitioners with a robust following seeking a new kind of retreat experience to offer their communities
Universities or research institutions intending to gather non-clinical psychedelic study data
Academic or training institutions offering educational experiences in psychedelic-assisted therapy/care, looking to expand curricula to include an experiential learning component
Our Community Partners
We are grateful for our many community partners whose collaboration and input have influenced our approach to responsible, ethical psychedelic retreat program design and delivery.
Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicine
Chacruna’s vision is to co-create a world where plant medicines and other psychedelics are understood, protected, honored, and valued as part of our cultural identity, and integrated into our social, legal and health care systems in ways that are equitable and just.
| The mission of the Institute is to promote reciprocity in the psychedelic community, and support the protection of sacred plants and cultural traditions. We advance psychedelic justice through curating critical conversations and uplifting the voices of women, queer people, Indigenous peoples, people of color, and the Global South in the field of psychedelic science. |
Hystelica
Hystelica is a community built to understand women’s biology for safe and effective psychedelic use. They believe it is crucial that the specific needs of women are considered in the future as psychedelic medicines are developed and used in clinical and retreat settings.
| Hystelica is a leading force in the field of female-specific psychedelic use. Their team is led by psychedelic researchers, Dr. Grace Blest-Hopley and Dr Zahira Cohen. Hystelica is a network of scientists, advocates and inspiring women. |
Heroic Hearts
Heroic Hearts is a veteran organization with a mission to help as many US veterans as possible overcome PTSD and other military trauma by building a community that provides them with safe and supervised access to psychedelic programs, professional coaching, and ongoing community support.
| Since its founding in 2017, the Heroic Hearts Project has helped hundreds of veterans overcome their suffering from PTSD by providing them not only with access to psychedelic programs, but with professional coaching, peer support, and other resources to empower them along their healing journeys. While HHP’s number one priority is always the direct care of veterans, we’re also working tirelessly to support research and advocacy efforts to improve access to psychedelics, offer programs for veteran spouses to better nurture the entire veteran family, and foster a community in which veterans can grow and give back to others who are suffering. |
Imperial College London Centre for Psychedelic Research
The Imperial Centre for Psychedelic Research and the CIPPRes Clinic are leading psychedelic research in the United Kingdom, building on over a decade of pioneering work in this area carried out at Imperial College London, including a clinical trial that has kick-started global efforts to develop psilocybin therapy into a licensed treatment for depression.
| Led by Dr David Nutt and Dr David Erritzoe, the Centre focuses on two main research themes: the use of psychedelics in mental health care; and as tools to probe the brain’s basis of consciousness. After promising results in the treatment of depression, the Centre is now focusing on anorexia, chronic pain and obsessive-compulsive disorder. The CIPPRes (CNWL-Imperial Psychopharmacology & Psychedelic Research) Clinic, a collaboration between Imperial College London and CNWL, is a ground-breaking research initiative led by Dr. David Erritzoe that aims to unlock new therapies for mental health and neuroscience. Launched in 2021 at St Charles’ Hospital, the clinic is focused on experimental psychopharmacology, specifically investigating the effects of classic psychedelics and ketamine in healthy and psychiatric populations. By using cutting-edge imaging methods such as PET, MRI, and EEG, the researchers hope to uncover the compounds’ therapeutic potential and mechanisms, including brain plasticity and psychological flexibility. |
Types Of Partnerships
Affiliate Partnerships
- Custom link for referral tracking
- 7% referral fee for every booking
- No minimum requirement
- Special discount for your community
Co-Branded Retreat Programs
- A minimum of 15 partner-driven registrations;
Beckley: program implementation and operations - Light program customization is available
- Revenue share 10% / “Buy-out” option
Research Partnerships
- Strategic collaborations to collect certain insights for research projects
- Understand data of psychedelics impact on opted-in retreat participants
- Co-publish/advocate based on findings to change perceptions and change mindsets
