Jewish Healing Society

Healing with community

•  Support the creation, advancement, and dissemination of resources on  the benefits of psychedelic therapy that acknowledge a broad spectrum of Jewish beliefs, religiosity, languages, and cultural backgrounds. 
• Ensure that Jews can learn about and access the benefits of psychedelics without fear or discrimination. 
• Connect Jewish psychedelic explorers with practitioners and community leaders through online and in-person events and news updates that respond to the changing and diverse needs of the Jewish community. 
• Use psychedelic topics and themes to foster the cross-cultural communication of different Jewish communities and denominations in the US and Israel, building bridges between Jewish communities that would otherwise have little or no contact with each other. 
• Provide a diverse array of culturally relevant harm reduction information on psychedelics to ensure safe and effective psychedelic-assisted healing.
• Form partnerships with psychedelic service and retreat centers that welcome Jewish culture, language, religiosity, and diets, supporting the spaces where psychedelic healing can occur safely and with respect to different facets of Jewish identity. 
• Document and support Jewish patients who have encountered discrimination in care settings by helping to document and address harm.

Jewish practitioners & professional Development

• Educate and support Jewish and Israeli psychedelic and mental health professionals who are working with members of the Jewish community. Topics ranging from psychedelic science, harm reduction, deployment, and integration, all which promote  a set of best practices with an awareness of Jewish history, trauma, and antisemitism.
• Strengthen the bonds among Jewish practitioners, researchers, and industry leaders in Israel and the diaspora to advance psychedelic science and innovation. 
• Document and support professionals facing antisemitism, discrimination, and cultural fear in their workplace, research institution, or in other psychedelic-related contexts by helping to document and address misconduct.  
• Celebrate Jewish-led achievements and leadership in psychedelic medicine and science.