LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles
Psychedelic Forum

Conversations at the intersection of psychedelics, psychotherapy, research, and human experience.

A forum for deeper
conversations in Los Angeles.

We bring together clinicians, researchers, facilitators, and others doing meaningful work in psychedelic spaces for thoughtful, in-person conversation and community.

THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATIONS. SHARED IN COMMUNITY.

UPCOMING GATHERING

Inside the Work

November 8, 2026   |   3:00 to 5:30 PM   |   Loyola Marymount University

Alexa Altman, PhD, and Shira Myrow, LMFT, will each present a de-identified clinical case in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, from preparation through the journey, integration, and the ongoing work that follows. Open discussion to follow. Free, registration required.

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“New conversations create new possibilities.”

CONVERSATION ARCHIVE

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Sunlit wildflowers representing a conversation on psilocybin-assisted therapy research

Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Research

Gisele Fernandes-Osterhold, LMFT • September 13, 2026 • Loyola Marymount University

A conversation on psilocybin-assisted therapy research at UCSF, and on keeping psychotherapy, relationship, and care for the whole person at the center as the field grows.

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Psychedelics & Harm Reduction

Community Roundtable • May 3, 2026 • Force of Nature, Venice

An intimate conversation for clinicians and practitioners exploring ethics, risk, set and setting, power dynamics, boundaries, underground work, and integration.

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Ibogaine and the Future of Healing

Dr. Becca Braren • July 12, 2026 • Force of Nature, Venice

A conversation about ibogaine’s clinical applications, real-world experience, risks and harm reduction, ethics, integration, and responsible access.

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BRING A CONVERSATION TO THE FORUM

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We’re always interested in hearing from clinicians, researchers, facilitators, authors, and others bringing thoughtful perspectives to psychedelic work. If there’s a conversation you think belongs in the Forum, we’d love to hear from you.