Frequently Asked Questions

We host regular meetings in the San Francisco Bay Area to facilitate the open discussion of psychedelic drugs. Our nonprofit organization is founded on the belief that a personal interest in psychedelics is safe, legitimate, and socially acceptable.

 Cognitive liberty, or the "right to mental self-determination", is the freedom of an individual to control his or her own mental processes, cognition, and consciousness. Our nonprofit organization is also a 501c3 charity that is dedicated to advancing Cognitive Liberty for all people, regardless of their background.

The aim of our 501c3 nonprofit organization is to move psychedelic compounds into the national spotlight via a grassroots collective of community-led clubs. By educating the general public about the potential benefits and risks of psychedelics, we believe we can create safer, smarter communities.

We like to give back to the communities that foster our growth. Volunteers are always welcome and appreciated! Donate to our nonprofit 501c3 charity today or sign up to volunteer. Either way, your support is greatly valued by our team. We give back a healthy percentage of all the contributions we receive by funding and empowering local individuals and businesses in our communities.

Psychedelic Club members provide insight into psychedelic compounds and share personal experiences to enlighten the community. Our nonprofit organization is dedicated to providing education about these compounds to the community. As a 501c3 public benefit charity, we aim to keep our memberships and meetings affordable - forever. Please contact our team if you need to discuss alternative payment options.

We aim to move psychedelic compounds into popular culture by working closely with other non-profit organizations and local businesses in our community. Think of our nonprofit organization and 501c3 charity as a local, living library where we can meet like-minded people and learn more about psychedelics - together. We hope to integrate seamlessly with the rest of the community in an effort to provide educational opportunities and harm reduction services.