The Journey Circle: Find Connection in a NEW Online Community!

The nonprofit End of Life Psychedelic Care is excited to announce the launch of our Journey Circle, a FREE biweekly online discussion group, starting January 22, specifically for individuals living with life-threatening or terminal illnesses. If you have participated in, or are curious about, psychedelic experiences, this group offers a unique opportunity to connect, share, and explore in a welcoming and supportive environment. PLEASE NOTE: if you are a practitioner or caregiver, please share with your clients or loved ones.

Journey Circle is a Safe Space for Exploration and Support to:

• Share Your Journey: Connect with others who understand your path.
• Explore Mystical Experiences: Discuss insights from psychedelic journeys, near-death experiences, or other profound moments.
• Foster Connection: Build a sense of community and understanding during these challenging (and sometimes joyful) times.

The Discussion Group will be facilitated by Zoe Francesca Goldblatt, MFA. Zoe works in the end-of-life field as a trained End of Life Doula, Activity Therapist and Spiritual Care Provider. Zoë facilitates a monthly Death Cafe and co-leads grief support groups and numerous workshops on spiritual aspects of grief and joy. As a Psychedelic Doula, she is particularly interested in the intersection of psychedelics and end-of-life spiritual inquiry.

EOLPC believes that anyone, when faced with a life-threatening or terminal illness, needs to be witnessed and heard by others who can deeply empathize with their journey. Sharing and reflecting on mystical experiences offers a deeper understanding of life, death, and what lies beyond. These insights often carry transformative wisdom that can foster peace, connection, and clarity during times of profound transition.

This was illustrated perfectly by Thomas Hartle, the first Canadian approved for psilocybin therapy through Health Canada, who speaks powerfully about the value of group therapy. Diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer.Thomas shares how bonding with others in the same situation, as a participant in the Canadian-based Roots to Thrive Program, created unbreakable connections, enhanced the journey, and deepened the integration process. He describes how discussing fears, hopes, and psychedelic insights helped them feel as one, journeying together through shared experiences.

Watch Now: https://youtu.be/5j1PYJT5BvI

The Journey Circle Details:

• When: First meeting: Wednesday, January 22nd, at 12-1pm ET, then every two weeks thereafter
• Where: Online
• Cost: Free

Don’t navigate this journey alone! Join others who understand and appreciate the sacredness of these experiences.

Register Now!

About End of Life Psychedelic Care (EOLPC)

EOLPC envisions a world where everyone has access to psychedelic medicines and their potential to transform the death and dying process from one of fear into a sacred and loving journey.

To further that vision, our mission is to create the environment where the safe use of psychede lic medicine is accessible and affordable for anyone faced with a life-threatening illness.

We focus on three programs in support of our mission: Educating consumers and practitioners on the safe and supported use of psychedelics; Connecting consumers and professionals together; and Advocating for legislative and policy reform.For more information, please visit us at eolpc.org or contact us at info@eolpc.org.

As a 501(c)3, we also deeply appreciate support to continue to offer free and low cost programming. Please visit eolpc.org/donations to make a contribution today.