Alisa Stone

Alisa is proud of her many accomplishments, including being a mother of three loving, responsible, and contributing adult children and a spouse of 40 years. She is an adventurer who embraces challenges outside her comfort zone, and a dedicated volunteer for multiple charities. As an avid hiker and nature lover, she strives to inspire others by living her life with purpose and passion. Her journey has led her to the psychedelic community, which has played a transformative role in her own healing and restoration of hope. Alisa is committed to reducing the stigma and judgment surrounding psychedelics, despite cultural and legal barriers. Aiming to encourage open conversations and reduce the secrecy that often surrounds the topic. She believes this is an essential subject deserving of widespread acceptance and understanding and is determined to contribute to its recognition and acceptance. She has found a new passion in the psychedelic community. A member of Tam Integration, MAPS, the Zendo Project and a member of psychedelic societies in the three states and two countries. Filling in as a facilitator for people who identify as women integration group. She is currently studying anything and everything psychedelics in order to best help anyway she can