About us
Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS) is a community-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to creating inclusive spaces for psychedelic education, integration, advocacy, and meaningful community connection.
Through our recurring PPS Community Nights at The Haven, special events, and broader community ecosystem, we aim to cultivate thoughtful, grounded, and accessible opportunities for learning, reflection, relationship-building, and personal growth. We believe community itself is an essential part of healing, belonging, and cultural transformation.
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Our Recurring Anchor Programs
PPS Community Nights at The Haven are our recurring monthly programs designed to create a consistent rhythm of community gathering and engagement. They include:
- Education Program
- Community Salon
- Paths to Integration
- Advocacy Forum
We welcome those with no psychedelic experience, those with decades of experience, and everyone in between.
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Important Registration Information
PPS primarily uses Meetup for community visibility, outreach, and event discovery.
Official PPS Community Nights and other PPS-produced events require registration through our Neon event platform. RSVP’ing on Meetup alone does not reserve a space for ticketed PPS events.
When applicable, please use the registration link provided within each event description to complete your registration and reserve your spot.
Most PPS events operate on a sliding-scale or donation-based model in an effort to keep programming accessible while sustaining the ongoing work of the organization.
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Affiliate & Community Events
In addition to official PPS programming, this Meetup page may also feature affiliated community events hosted by aligned facilitators, organizers, and partner organizations throughout the region.
These affiliate events are independently organized and operated. Registration processes, pricing, facilitation styles, and event policies may vary by organizer. PPS helps spotlight these offerings as part of a broader ecosystem of psychedelic community care and connection, but PPS is not responsible for the direct oversight, facilitation, or management of affiliate events.
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Community Ethos
We encourage all members and event participants to review our Community Ethos before attending events:
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Community Guidelines
PPS does not allow the solicitation or exchange of illegal substances within this community. Posts violating this policy will be removed and offending members may be banned from the group.
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Learn More
Visit the Portland Psychedelic Society Website for information about memberships, volunteering, upcoming programs, and more.
Upcoming events
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Psychedelic Integration for People in Recovery
The Haven, 2505 Northeast Pacific Street, Portland, OR, USEvery Third Friday of the month at 5:15 pm
The Haven "Purple Forest"This community gathering invites people in recovery who are interested in, or currently integrating psychedelics into their healing practice.
We will discuss how psychedelics impact addictive behaviors and risks of relapse. We will explore relationships with altered states of consciousness, sobriety vs moderation, various recovery models, and systemic pressures leading to overconsumption and addictive tendencies. The purpose of the gathering is to be in dialogue about these topics and how they impact our relationship to self, others, substances and altered states.
While we’re not requiring everyone be sober or abstinent from all substances, we do ask that everyone attending the meeting not be engaging with whatever substance that triggers the addictive behavior. Our intention for this monthly gathering is for everyone to have a confidential and safe space where people are able to self manage and discuss openly. This group offers support for people who already have an active healing process around their addiction and are looking for a community to share it with and get support from.
About the Moderators:
Julio Iñiguez is a person in long term recovery from addiction. He works as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice supporting individuals and people in relationships as they navigate life beyond addiction. He practices ketamine assisted psychotherapy at Sequoia Center in Portland where he focuses on sitting with folks in addiction recovery as they embark on the process of psychedelic assisted therapy.
Elizabeth Hoke is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California and Oregon who has over a decade of personal and professional experience with addiction recovery. She is dedicated to helping people in need receive mental health services through Liberation Institute where therapy is provided for all on a sliding scale. Elizabeth also works with Dr. Rosonke at Rainfall Medicine, sitting with patients as they explore their relationship with addiction through the use of ketamine and psychotherapy.
https://www.liberationinstitute.org/our-clinic/team/
This event is offered by donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.
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This event is independently organized and is not hosted, supervised, or facilitated by the Portland Psychedelic Society, a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.To learn more about Portland Psychedelic Society programming, memberships, and more, please visit our website.
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Integrative Yoga w/ Just B Bodywork
Nature's Path Wellness, LLC, 1711 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214, USA, Portland, OR, US🗓️ Class Details
- Practice: ~60 minutes of pranayama (breathwork), SEATED asana, and meditation.
- Style: Accessible Hatha and Restorative yoga focused on self-care and somatic awareness.
- Level: Foundational. Accessible to all experience levels.
- Wear/Bring: Comfortable clothing and a water bottle. Mats, blocks, and straps are NOT provided. Please bring any tools you would like to use.
- Requirement: Sign this waiver before class.
We will be meeting at Nature's Path Wellness, LLC, a space focused on integration services. It is a small space, so we will focus on breath and seated movements, as well as unwinding the myofascial system. Please bring any foam rollers, straps, etc. that you may use at home. There will not be space for mats.
👋 About Just B, (Bailey) -
I started this class as my final project for my 200 hr Yoga Teaching Certification at Portland Community College in 2022. I was seeing parallels between psychedelic integration teachings and yoga philosophy. I wanted to use yoga in these psychedelic minded spaces to explore that intersection.
Integration are those small moments where you bring those big insights into your everyday life. Drawing from my background as a professional bodyworker (LMT #28882), my integration focus is based around somatics. We will be working together to find spaces in the body that have built up energy & spreading that energy out to areas that may need it.
This is not intended for psychedelic use.
Bring your intents and lessons with you for reflection and contemplation.
Massage Bookings: Click here to see my schedule and book a massage with me for more supported grounding and integration.
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This event is independently organized and is not hosted, supervised, or facilitated by the Portland Psychedelic Society, a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.To learn more about Portland Psychedelic Society programming, memberships, and more, please visit our website.
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PPS Paths to Integration
The Haven, 2505 Northeast Pacific Street, Portland, OR, USPPS Community Nights at The Haven Presents
PATHS TO INTEGRATION
Every 4th Wednesday
Upcoming Topics & Guest Speakers:
September 23rd: Conscious Re-Imprinting: An Individualized Experiential Approach to Psychedelic Integration with special guest Doug Wingate, Co-founder of the Institute of Applied Metaprogramming
More details below.
Paths to Integration is PPS’s recurring monthly integration gathering focused on reflection, connection, and grounded community support around psychedelic experiences and personal growth.
These evenings are designed to provide a welcoming and thoughtful space for participants to explore meaning-making, emotional processing, personal insight, and the ongoing integration of altered states and transformational experiences into everyday life.
Gatherings may include facilitated discussion, small group reflection, community dialogue, contemplative practices, and opportunities for authentic connection in a supportive peer-based environment.
Whether you are actively integrating psychedelic experiences, exploring questions around healing and growth, or simply seeking grounded community connection, Paths to Integration invites participants into an atmosphere of curiosity, compassion, and shared humanity.
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Topic & Speaker
September 23rd: Conscious Re-Imprinting: An Individualized Experiential Approach to Psychedelic IntegrationPPS welcomes special guest Doug Wingate, Co-founder of the Institute of Applied Metaprogramming
What if psychedelic integration could be more than simply making sense of what happened? This interactive experience explores conscious re-imprinting as an approach to working with profound psychedelic experiences and intentionally bringing their insights and possibilities into everyday life.
Psychedelic experiences can open entirely new ways of seeing ourselves, our relationships, and the world. But once the experience ends, what do we actually do with what has opened?
This interactive evening explores conscious re-imprinting as an experiential approach to psychedelic integration, drawing from the 8-Circuit model as a framework for understanding different dimensions of psychedelic experience.
Rather than simply recounting or interpreting an experience, we’ll explore integration as an active process: identifying what has shifted, exploring what the experience may be inviting us to reconsider, and finding ways to consciously bring those shifts into everyday life.
We’ll also introduce the idea of metaprogramming—becoming more conscious of the patterns, assumptions, and internal “programs” that shape how we perceive ourselves and the world, and exploring whether those patterns can be intentionally revised.
Participants will be guided through a condensed experiential example of an integration process, with particular attention to profound experiences involving shifts in identity, ego dissolution, unity, or other experiences that can be difficult to translate into ordinary language.
We’ll explore questions such as:
- What does it actually mean to integrate a psychedelic experience?
- How do we work with an experience that challenges our ordinary sense of self?
- What happens when an experience reveals possibilities that are difficult to maintain once we return to everyday consciousness?
- What aspects of an experience need to be understood, embodied, expressed, or consciously re-patterned?
- How can we move from “I had this experience” toward “How do I live differently because of this experience?”
The evening will be conversational and experiential, with opportunities for discussion and Q&A. No previous familiarity with the 8-Circuit model or metaprogramming is necessary.
The intention is to explore integration not simply as looking backward at what happened, but as a process of bringing the experience forward.***
*Important Registration Information:
Meetup is being used for discovery and event promotion only. RSVPs on Meetup do not reserve a space for this event. To attend, please register through the official event link. Space is limited and advance registration is encouraged.Logistics & Community Guidelines
- Doors open at 6:00 PM unless otherwise noted. Advance registration is encouraged, as capacity at The Haven is limited.
- PPS Community Nights are intended to cultivate respectful, inclusive, and grounded spaces for education, connection, reflection, and dialogue.
- Please help us co-create a welcoming environment by engaging with care, consent, curiosity, and mutual respect. You can review our community ethos here: PPS Community Ethos
Community-Supported Pricing
PPS Community Nights at The Haven use a simple community-supported pricing model designed to balance accessibility with long-term sustainability. Please choose the rate that best reflects your current capacity and level of support.1 attendee
Westside Awakenings
West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 8470 SW Oleson Rd, Portland, OR, US**For those who have attended before, note the recurring room and day change as of Sept, 2026 and change to cost structure noted below.**
Westside Awakenings is an in-person opportunity to discuss all aspects of psychedelic experiences and substances. This event is an affiliate event of Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS), however not sponsored by or directly offered by, PPS.
This is an introductory, informational, discussion-oriented gathering. Some meetings will have speakers or focused topics (see individual event details). If no topic/speaker listed, meetings will involve topics suggested by attendees. Any discussion of personal experiences is voluntary.
About your host:
Brad Huit is a healthcare professional and certified health coach, who supports intentional and therapeutic use of psychedelic substances as a part of a larger healing process, incorporating integrated holistic practices.Join us every third Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm, at West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
A sliding scale donation of $3-10 is asked to attend this event. Cash, Zelle, PayPal and Venmo are accepted.
Finding Us: Follow the main walkway toward the building entrance. Turn right at the double-doors, following the covered walkway past the restrooms. Our meeting room is the last door on the right and will have a sign on the door.
Soliciting, offering or consuming any illegal substances during the gathering is prohibited.
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This event is independently organized and is not hosted, supervised, or facilitated by the Portland Psychedelic Society, a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.To learn more about Portland Psychedelic Society programming, memberships, and more, please visit our website.
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