Psychedelic Community of New Hope

Welcome!

The Psychedelic Community of New Hope (PCNH) is a diverse, heart-centered group of
individuals interested in personal growth, healing, and building a community of like-minded people. Join us once/week for a virtual integration event and once/month for an in-person event at Dharma Bums in New Hope. Both are informal social gatherings to learn more about psychedelics, share trip experiences, discuss integration work, and create meaningful community connections (please refer to the code of conduct below). Expect warm, welcoming, lovely people! Come find your tribe!

Psychedelic Community of New Hope is hosted by UnleashNewHope (www.unleashnewhope.com), an above ground, harm reduction trip sitting, integration and personal transformation service founded by two academic women in New Hope, PA. For more information, please contact us via website or Signal (download from App store): UNHjourneyofhealing.30

## Code of Conduct – Psychedelic Community of New Hope

This is a safe, confidential, and supportive space for sharing experiences, building friendships, and exploring psychedelic healing and integration.

Confidentiality & Safety
What is shared in the group stays in the group. Do not repeat personal stories outside without explicit consent.
Do not pressure anyone to share more than they are comfortable with.

Respectful Peer Support
Listen without judgment. Offer support, not diagnosis or medical advice.
No unsolicited advice unless someone asks for it.
Respect different experiences, beliefs, and healing paths.

No Substances at Meetings
Do not bring, consume, or sell any psychedelic or illegal substances at any group meeting or event.
This applies to in-person and virtual gatherings.
Meetings are for sober peer support, discussion, and integration only.

No Soliciting – Including Art, Services, or Products
Do not pitch, promote, or sell anything to other members – this includes:
Psychedelic retreats, guided sessions, or coaching
Tickets to paid events outside the group
Exceptions only with explicit advance permission from the organizer (e.g., a member showcase event).

Reporting Violations
Contact an organizer privately if someone violates this Code of Conduct.
Consequences may include a warning, temporary suspension, or permanent removal.​