Why I'm coming to Berkeley

I'm Tracey Tee, founder of Moms on Mushrooms - the largest psychedelic mom's group on the planet - and I'm flying in from Colorado to spend a Sunday with Bay Area mothers.

The #1 thing mothers in our community are desiring are in-person events. Thanks to the fine folks at Zide Door / Church of Ambrosia, who offered to host us, I am able to gather with you all day on Sunday, Oct 11.

If you're curious about psilocybin - microdosing, macrodosing - or want to understand what all the fuss is about, if you've been wanting to talk about your experiences and connect with other mothers, not some Shaman Bro on IG, this day is for you.

A 30 minute talk, then questions: I will explan who M.O.M. is and the support we offer; what microdosing actually is (and isn't); why a mom might consider a large dose experience, we'll chat about mental health and motherhood in this Modern Time; and how you can safely create a relationship with this medicine on your own terms.

Then, you ask me whatever you want. :)

You don't need any experience. There's no hard sell. I'm here for you.

And we will have snacks, because #momlife.

ABOUT MOMS ON MUSHROOMS:

Moms on Mushrooms (M.O.M.) is a nonprofit organization providing education, community, and advocacy around psychedelics as tools for mothers' mental health. Founded by Tracey Tee, M.O.M. has grown into a national community of thousands of mothers, from new parents to grandmothers, learning to work with these medicines safely, intentionally, and together.

Our work rests on four pillars: Awareness, Public Education & Harm Reduction, Community, and Advocacy. We offer free public education and harm reduction programs, online courses, a private community, and a steady public voice on motherhood, mental health, and psychedelics. We give mothers accurate information, vetted resources, a safe place to ask hard questions, and permission to take their mental health and healing into their own hands.

This open house is that mission in person.