Practitioners Roundtable with Moms on Mushrooms

Clarity Project is hosting this Practitioners Roundtable. Hawaiʻi-based clinicians, trained psychedelic-assisted therapists, and other medical and mental health professionals are invited to join us for a breakfast & coffee and a talk with Anastasia Lopes from Moms on Mushrooms.

Tickets are either $50, $75, or $100, and include breakfast and coffee.
Space is limited and tickets are required.

Location: Entrepreneur's Sandbox
In their Purple Box Room | 643 Ilalo St, Honolulu, HI 96813

• Parking is on site in stalls for guest parking. Follow signs to pay for parking (~$1/hour)

About our Speaker:

Anastasia Lopes is the Director of Education & Programming at Moms on Mushrooms.

About Moms on Mushrooms:

M.O.M bridges the gap between uncertainty and community by providing education and support, exclusively for mothers, through multiple offerings centered around the sacred practice of microdosing mushrooms.

Their mission is to:

1. De-stigmatize Psychedelics, Especially for Moms | We can't move forward in healing and raising our consciousness if we're smothered in fear, guilt, shame and old programming around the use of psychedelics or the act of self healing. Speaking out and standing up for this journey is our #1 mission.
2. Promote Safe, Intentional and Sacred Use of Psychedelics | This happens with continued education, conversation and dedication to using plant medicine as an ally and guide, rather than viewing it as a quick fix, magic bullet or crutch.
3. Remain in Humble Service to Others, Always | M.O.M. was created so mothers can come together to heal with the help of this medicine. Being of service is the future of soul-centered "business" and where we see infinite possibilities for a changed world. Above all else: serve, give, share, connect, lead with love. In other words: it's not about any one person. It's about all of us.
4. Teach and Promote Reciprocity, Responsibility and Respect | The simplest form of reciprocity is to be of service. This means giving back inside our community and giving back to those who have worked for years underground to lay the foundation for M.O.M. to even exist. Respect is critical, as this is slow medicine which brings us back to the Mother Earth, to God and Source, and to each other. We have a responsibility to humbly honor this practice and those who teach it, those who mindfully cultivate it, to Great Mother Earth who provides it, and to the Divine healing that comes from it.

About the Clarity Project

Inspired by Denver’s decriminalization of psilocybin, the Clarity Project was founded in 2019. We are comprised of doctors, therapists, medical professionals, advocates, and researchers interested in using or currently using psychedelic modalities in Hawai'i. Our network also includes patient advocates, members of the hospice/end-of-life care community, and cognitive liberty/consciousness community members.

www.clarityproject.org

Schedule:

• 9:30am - Doors Open, Enjoy Coffee / Breakfast
• 9:45am - Welcome & Intros
• 10am - Anastasia from Moms on Mushrooms
• 10:30am - Discussion / Q&A

Please email [email protected] if you have any dietary restrictions so we can try to accomodate for the breakfast options.

Host or Publisher Clarity Project