Central Pennsylvania Psychedelic Society Community Panel + Mixer | Global Psychedelic Week
Join us for an engaging and welcoming opportunity to explore the evolving world of psychedelic-assisted therapy, connect with like-minded individuals, and learn more about emerging approaches to mental health and wellness.
What to Expect:
- Conversations about psychedelic-assisted therapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, and the future of mental health treatment
- Hear firsthand from former clients as they share their personal journeys, the challenges they've overcome, and the meaningful transformations they've experienced in their lives through these treatments
- Opportunities to ask questions, network, and build meaningful community connections
- Refreshments, fun libations, and great company!
Whether you're a mental health professional, curious about these emerging treatments, or simply interested in learning more, we welcome you to join the conversation!
Come discover the science, hear the stories, and connect with a community passionate about expanding possibilities for healing and mental wellness.
Mark your calendars, invite a friend, and help us spread the word!
Featured Speakers:
Mia Lowry, Founder and Executive Director
Mia Lowry is the founder and executive director of the Central Pennsylvania Psychedelic Society. She started the organization in 2022 to give people in our region a trusted place to learn about psychedelic medicine, ask honest questions, and find their way to safe, informed care.
Mia’s work reaches beyond the society. She served as an advisor to the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Psychedelics Collaborative, where she supported Philadelic event coordination. She has also previously led CE education efforts for healthcare providers in PAT/KAP and works with local leaders to reduce stigma and expand access to mental health care.
Dr. Tony Reigle, PhD, LPC, Director of Veteran & First Responder Affairs
Dr. Tony Reigle is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), trauma specialist, and combat veteran who served 12 years in the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard, including deployment to Iraq. He holds a doctorate in Psychology and is trained in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), with a focus on preparation and integration. A longtime volunteer first responder, he also serves as Clinical Director of a Critical Incident Stress Management team and founded the Heroes Unheard Foundation to support the mental health and well-being of military personnel and first responders.