Supporting Psychedelic Safety Through Accessible Education
Learn to manage challenging psychedelic experiences with safety, compassion, and responsibility.
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Deepen your understanding of safety and harm reduction strategies. Learn to support others before, during, and after challenging experiences.
Discover the unique potential psychedelics can have for those seeking personal growth, self-exploration, overall well-being, and professional advancement.
Explore traditions and learn how every naturalistic psychedelic experience comes from an indigenous lens.
Neuma operates as a grassroots project supported by the City of Kingston, Kingston Economic Development Corporation, and the Dunin-Deshpande Queen’s University Innovation Centre, through the Government of Canada and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, with funding from the Health Innovation (HiYGK) program. Certain programs and initiatives have also been developed in collaboration with academic partners, including St. Lawrence College and Loyalist College.
As access and interest grow across North America, so does the need for public education, harm reduction, and preparedness that support personal and collective well-being.
In 2021, 8% of young adults in the U.S. reported past-year hallucinogen use — the highest since 1988. – nida.nih.gov
28% of Americans report having tried at least one psychedelic drug in their lifetime. – today.yougov.com
Illegal psilocybin dispensaries are now operating in major Canadian cities, reflecting a growing unregulated market. – chambers.com
Hallucinogen-related ER visits rose 86% from 2013 to 2021, often linked to anxiety, confusion, or dangerous behaviour. – pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
While 64% of people who use psychedelics report encountering challenging moments, the right preparation and support can help transform these challenges into meaningful opportunities for growth. - nature.com
Get early access to new courses, events, and evidence-based resources to support safe and informed psychedelic experiences.