LIVE-PATH is an Indigenous-led network that brings people together to talk about psychedelic therapies and healing.

It creates space for dialogue across communities, lived experience, clinical practice, and research.

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LIVE-PATH does not provide treatment or clinical services. It is not a care provider.

The network focuses on dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and relationship-building. It is not set up as an advocacy organization, although discussions may touch on policy and systems.

Interest in these therapies is growing quickly across research and clinical settings.

At the same time, there are ongoing questions about how this work intersects with Indigenous knowledge, community priorities, and broader systems of care.

This network creates space to work through those questions.

The network brings together community members, knowledge holders, clinicians, researchers, and people with lived experience.

People come to this work from different places, and the network is intended to support that range.

You can stay connected through the newsletter or reach out directly through the contact page.

Opportunities for involvement will continue to develop over time.