Boomers & Late Gen Xers (Online) May2026

Boomers & Late Gen Xers: 50+ Psychedelic Integration Circle

Psychedelics are sparking a renaissance of self-discovery, especially for those in their later years seeking meaning, healing, or simply a fresh perspective. At 50+, life’s rich experiences offer a unique lens for integrating these profound journeys. As society re-embraces these tools, our circle provides a rare space to connect with peers who get it—bridging the gap between personal exploration and collective understanding. This is more than an event; it’s a movement for growth and connection in the Lone Star State’s psychedelic community.

✨Key Takeaways

Learn practical ways to process and integrate psychedelic experiences into daily life.

Gain insights from others’ stories, sparking new perspectives on your own journey.

Leave with a deeper sense of community and tools to navigate the psychedelic landscape with confidence.

Come curious, leave inspired—let’s explore the infinite together!

🌿 Evening Flow

7:00 pm | Arrival & housekeeping

7:15 pm – 8:30 pm | Introduction & Sharing

8:45 pm – 9:00 pm | Checkout round & Wrap Up

PsyT Online Meeting Guidelines

We are going to ask everyone to:

- Speak from a personal perspective

- No Advice Giving

- Bring an open mind

- Confidentiality “What happens in Zoom, stays in Zoom”

- No Recording of ANY kind

- Silence all electronic devices

- Avoid distractive behavior: eating, multitasking, driving when your camera is on

- Mute mic when not talking

- Avoid crosstalk

-No solicitation of Substances or Promotion of Retreats and/or non-PsyT events (see disclaimer)

PsyT Disclaimer: Version Jan2026

PsyT does not host ceremonies or promote illegal activities. We provide a platform to discuss experiences that offer transformation in our personal and professional lives. This is not a space to seek, share, promote, or procure controlled substances, retreats, or related services. Please do not contact us for these purposes or share images of prohibited substances, even for identification. All information provided by PsyT is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed by presenters are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of our community. We are committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment. Harassment, unsafe behavior, or unfounded claims about individuals are not tolerated in any PsyT space, online or in person.