Psychedelic Sisterhood (Online) Mar2026

Psychedelic Sisterhood: A Women's Integration Circle A Safe Space for Sharing, Meaning-Making, and Coming Back Into Rhythm

This gathering is designed for women of all backgrounds—whether you’ve had a psychedelic experience you’re still making sense of, are actively integrating past journeys, or are simply curious and seeking grounded conversation in a safe, confidential space.

At the heart of this circle is integration: the process of slowing down, reflecting, and translating experience into insight that can actually support your everyday life, relationships, and sense of self. Psychedelic experiences don’t end when the medicine wears off—their meaning unfolds over time, especially when shared in thoughtful, supportive community.

Why a Women’s Integration Circle?

Research shows that women often experience unique emotional, somatic, and spiritual insights during psychedelic journeys. This circle is designed to support women in being seen and heard without pressure, comparison, or fixing.

This circle is designed to honor the feminine experience, offering a community of like-minded women to support, uplift, and grow together.

Whether your experience felt expansive, confusing, subtle, challenging, or unfinished, you are welcome here. No prior psychedelic experience is required.

Living in Rhythm: A Seasonal Thread

This gathering takes place near the Spring Equinox, a natural point of balance between light and dark. While no prior knowledge of seasonal cycles is needed, we will gently weave in reflection around how nature moves through phases of rest, emergence, and growth—and how our own lives often do the same.

Just as integration asks us to move slowly and intentionally, the equinox reminds us that growth doesn’t happen all at once. It unfolds in cycles. You’re invited to notice what may be stirring, shifting, or asking for care in your own life right now—without pressure to name it perfectly.

This seasonal lens is offered as a soft invitation, not a belief system: a way to orient toward timing, balance, and renewal that can support integration long after the circle ends.

What to Expect

*A grounded opening to help you arrive and settle

*Shared agreements that prioritize safety, confidentiality, and respect

*Space for voluntary sharing and reflection

*Simple integration prompts you can continue working with after the circle

*A closing that supports carrying insights gently back into daily life

This is an evening to fill your cup, connect meaningfully, and remember that healing and understanding don’t happen in isolation—we integrate best in community.

Sisterhood is medicine. Presence is enough.

Schedule

7:00 pm | Doors Open

7:05 pm | Arrive & Container Closes

7:10 pm – 8:30 pm | Announcements & Sharing

8:45 – 9:00 pm | Closing

PsyT Online Meeting Rules

We are also 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.