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
Taborspace, 5441 SE Belmont St, Portland, OR, USEvery Third Friday of the month at 5:15 pm
Taborspace Library RoomThis 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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Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS) is a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
We ask for a sliding scale donation of $0-$10 to attend this event. You are not required to pay and no one will be turned away. Cash, Card, PayPal and Venmo are accepted.
PPS Members: your seat is always free!
Visit our website for info about PPS memberships, volunteer opportunities, and much more.
Thanks for your participation and support!
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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
- Wednesday, May 27th - Seven Realms Guidance Series (1 of 3)
- Wednesday, June 24th - Seven Realms Guidance Series (2 of 3)
- Wednesday, July 15th - Seven Realms Guidance Series (3 of 3)*
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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About Seven Realms Guidance Series (3 part series)
Seven Realms of Psychedelic Integration is a dynamic system and card deck designed to support the incredible journey from psychedelic experience to lasting change. The card deck is interactive, artistic and immediately accessible to both newer and experienced journeyers. Rooted in self-inquiry and actionable steps for change, Seven Realms helps you explore each part of a journey, uncover the wisdom within, and bring it tangibly into daily life.For us at Seven Realms, years of individual and group facilitation have revealed that many journeys can be understood through seven core Realms, each offering its own pathways of exploration. For example, within the Realm of Self-Discovery, experiences of self-care, self-love, and one’s true nature often arise. Each realm holds insight, and every pathway invites deeper meaning.
In the Portland Psychedelic Society Integration Series, Seven Realms creators Ashley Collins and Erik Blender will guide participants through immersive workshops exploring one or two Realms at a time. Using the deck and guided practices, you’ll learn how to navigate the system and empower the integration process. Sessions will be interactive, reflective, mindful, and deeply engaging. All are welcome.
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*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
PPS Advocacy Forum
The Haven, 2505 Northeast Pacific Street, Portland, OR, USPPS Community Nights at The Haven Presents
ADVOCACY FORUM
1st Wednesdays (Every Other Month)
Upcoming Topics & Guest Speakers - TBA
The Advocacy Forum is a community space for conversations around psychedelic policy, public education, civic engagement, and movement-building in Oregon and beyond. These gatherings explore the evolving legal, cultural, economic, and ethical landscape surrounding psychedelics while creating opportunities for community dialogue and collective action.
Events may include guest speakers, panels, public conversations, or community organizing discussions related to access, equity, harm reduction, and the future of psychedelic policy. Whether you are deeply involved in advocacy work or simply curious to learn more, this program is designed to help foster informed and engaged participation in the evolving psychedelic movement.
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Speakers TBA
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*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
Final Men's Support Group — Come Celebrate
Taborspace, 5441 SE Belmont St, Portland, OR, USAfter nearly 7 years, I'm stepping away from hosting the PPS Men's Support Group.
The wisdom, character, and presence of the men who have attended over the years have made this group a tremendously meaningful experience for me, and hopefully for you as well.
We're going to gather one final time to break bread, reminisce, and orient toward the future, and most importantly hang out and just be.
If you haven't attended in some time, I'd love to see you at this final group. If this would be your first time, please attend regardless. It would be great to fill the room.
I'll provide some snacks, beverages, and plates. If you would like to contribute some food or non-alcoholic beverage, please do.
Looking forward to seeing in the group one final time. Here's to the continued journey.
–Keith
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Portland Psychedelic Society (PPS) is a donation-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
We ask for a sliding scale donation of $0-$10 to attend this event. You are not required to pay and no one will be turned away. Cash, Card, PayPal and Venmo are accepted.
PPS Members: your seat is always free!
Visit our website for info about PPS memberships, volunteer opportunities, and much more.
Thanks for your participation and support!
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