SoundMind Huachuma Conservation Fund


We’re enthusiastically working closely with Indigenous and local Peruvian partners to create a Huachuma Sanctuary—a living space for the protection of the cactus, the lands it grows on, and the ancestral wisdom that surrounds it. We envision this as a space where deep healing can occur, and where we can collectively learn more about this beautiful cacti and how healing happens. We’re committed to studying Huachuma’s medicinal properties, and are actively gathering data through the healing sessions we host. Your donation directly supports the creation of the sanctuary and the research initiatives behind it.

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Current Projects

Psychedelic Equity & Access

Psychedelic Equity & Access

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Public Education on Psychedelics

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BIPOC Psychedelic Leadership Program

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Global Health

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Who We Are

SoundMind Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded in 2010 with a focus on integrative medicine and psychedelics for health and wellness. We have a particular focus on underserved and marginalized populations in the US and abroad. SoundMind Project is a nonprofit affiliate of SoundMind Institute, which provides facilitator training and psychedelic treatment. In 2018 SoundMind Project began focusing more exclusively on psychedelic medicine to heal wounds of intergenerational trauma, with an emphasis on indigenous reciprocity and populations holding the highest burdens of trauma and marginalization.

Since that time, we have provided educational scholarships for psychedelic training, created high quality educational content about psychedelics and mental health, and worked on accessible treatment protocols. Our humanitarian efforts span from Jamaica to Nepal and focus on culturally sensitive and accessible group-based psychedelic protocols. 

Your support helps us document the psychedelic healing of veterans, subsidizes training for SoundMind's Peer KAP Training program for veterans and BIPOC with PTSD, offers scholarships to LBTQ+, BIPOC, and neurodiverse facilitators-in-training.

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