About Us
The Psychedelic Access Fund (PAF) is a non-profit organization determined to remove the financial barriers that prevent a person from experiencing psychedelic healing.
We believe that psychedelic healing should be accessible to all, regardless of their ability to pay for it.
With psychedelics showing to be a promising treatment for our nation’s mental health crisis, we now have an opportunity to deliver a new healing modality. Oregon has been the first state to legalize psilocybin-assisted therapy, which will cost between $1,500-$3,500 per session. The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) anticipates that MDMA-assisted therapy programs will cost between $13,000 -$15,000 per patient, and we are yet to understand the cost for psilocybin-assisted therapy. With depression and anxiety being three times more likely in lower socioeconomic classes, our nation will be left in an imbalance, where only those who can afford psychedelic healing will have access. The Psychedelic Access Fund aims to solve that problem.
PAF will sponsor select individuals for healing opportunities in hopes of creating a healed, conscious, and connected world. We will also partner with psychedelic facilities and retreat centers to establish “Pay It Forward” funds and scholarship programs, so that no person is turned away from psychedelic healing due to their inability to pay.
Our Values
Healed
We offer psychedelic healing opportunities for those who can not afford access, funded by donations and pro bono work.
Conscious
We believe in psychedelic education and the integration of values that raise consciousness such as integrity, compassion, fairness, and love.
Connected
We gather together for events that facilitate healing, education, and intentional connection.
A message from Jeanie
“The magnitude of people who need care and can not afford it is higher than we would be able to serve. The Psychedelic Access Fund is one small part within the psychedelic ecosystem fighting for more affordable access. We trust that other organizations and individuals are doing their part to advocate for insurance coverage, diverse facilitator training, lower fees, creative financial models, and more.” - Founder of PAF, Jeanie Lee