The first summit built entirely around low-dose psychedelic use.
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Microdosing is one of the most powerful tools we have to stay connected to our humanity.
Source: RAND, 2025
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The full shape of October 21, from morning meditation to after hours on the hill. Times and programming are subject to change as we finalize the day.
Introductions with Alli Schaper, Paul F. Austin, and Stephanie Karzon Abrams. Meditation with Kat Shuler.
Tracey Tee
Omer Ahmed Syed and Brock Pluimer. Moderated by Philippe Lucas.
Graham Boyd and Ismail Ali. Moderated by Joshua Kappel.
A pause to eat, rest, and connect.
Dennis Walker
Danielle Nova and Jennifer Zuckerman. Moderated by Paul F. Austin.
Zach Leary and Leonard Pickard. Moderated by Alli Schaper.
Mikaela de la Myco and Melissa Whippo. Moderated by Stephanie Karzon Abrams.
A chance to recharge before the afternoon sessions.
Manesh Girn and Manoj Doss. Moderated by Ford Smith.
Kacia Julius, Devon Colbert, Jake McWink, and James Hall. Moderated by Stephanie Karzon Abrams.
Hamilton Morris
Paul F. Austin, Alli Schaper, and Stephanie Karzon Abrams.
DJ set by Stephanie Karzon Abrams. Live art by Juan Villegas.
Built for a large and long-underserved community, this is a day for the conversations that rarely share a room.
Bridging the latest science with real-world microdosing practice.
A clear look at the current state of policy and how low-dose psychedelics could roll out across the legal landscape.
Honoring indigenous wisdom and lineage, alongside building practices that meet people where they need it today.
Spotlighting the lived experiences of our community and how microdosing is changing lives, one person at a time.
A private hilltop sanctuary above Austin, set on 30 acres of Texas Hill Country with panoramic views and a pool. A luxury retreat setting made for profound transformation, deep healing, and real connection. Come barefoot, breathe, and settle back into yourself, into nature, and into the wisdom of the people around you. One room, 150 people, one day.
The evening before the summit, a small group of founders, funders, and field leaders gather for a private dinner supporting the Collective's mission. Invite-only, with a limited number of seats open by application.
Your commitment to engage people in the conversation around the safe and responsible use of low-dose psychedelics and public accessibility deeply resonates. Thank you for your work.
A psychedelic advocate · Europe
Psychedelic science is the future of mental healthcare, and the Microdosing Collective is paving the way for more accessibility and education to serve people who are in need.
Founder · Psychedelic medicine brand
The Collective supports everything we believe in: education, accessibility, research, and advocacy for substances that have the power to heal and change lives.
Founder · Functional mushroom brand
Full-day access to every panel and workshop, lunch and refreshments, the curated community experiences, and the evening closing on the hill.
No. The Microdosing Collective is a 501(c)(3) education and advocacy nonprofit. The summit is about research, policy, culture, and practice. There is no consumption of any substance at the event.
The venue sits in the Texas Hill Country just outside Austin. We'll share a travel & lodging guide with registered attendees, including recommended stays and transport.
All ticket sales are final. We are not able to offer refunds. Thank you for understanding, and we can't wait to see you in Austin.
We're committed to making the Summit welcoming for everyone. If you have specific accessibility needs, dietary requirements, or any other requests, reach out before registering and we'll do our best to accommodate you. Email us at chelsea@microdosingcollective.org.
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