Not at this time. We are in the early stages of development and are finding our way towards becoming a business entity.

100% goes to Together After to maintain the platform (website, marketing materials, meeting spaces, supplies, and outreach).

Yes! You can host a circle. Circles are designed to be small and focused on specific experiences and populations. While the format may be Together After, after the colon, you can designate any type of substance, experience, location or population. For example, you could start Together After: DMT: Atlanta: Women. The possibilities are endless and we designed the format to support this kind of diversity. We would be honored to have you apply to host a circle. Click Here

Of course. While we are a peer-support community and not a mental health treatment provider, we strive to be a safe and welcoming space for those in need.

One of the reasons this community exists is to support individuals who cannot access care or whose experiences with traditional treatment have fallen short of their needs. We understand that many people find themselves exploring the psychedelic path because they are searching for healing that feels out of reach or because the help they have received has not been effective.

The consequences of these gaps in care can be devastating. Every day, we lose an estimated 17 veterans to suicide in the United States, alongside countless others who continue to struggle without adequate support. We believe everyone deserves access to effective mental health treatment. Until that becomes a reality, we are committed to building healing communities where people can find connection, belonging, and hope.

If you would like to honor a loved one who has suffered, served, or passed away, we would be honored to include them on our "In Memoriam" page. Please include their name and your contact information in the donation comments so we can reach out and ensure they are honored appropriately.