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Registration Rates & Features
Registration is now open! For a limited time, all attendees can register for Psychedelic Science with the lowest rates. Register before the end of the year to enjoy the best rates offered to the public. Rates will increase in January 2025.
Workshops are now live and available for purchase within your attendee portal if you have already registered, and they are available as add-ons in the check-out process for new registrants. You must have a main Conference Pass (Community, Business, or Practitioner) in order to purchase an add-on.
We will announce add-ons like workshops, banquets, meal plans, and other features in the coming months.
Sign up for the Psychedelic Science mailing list to receive updates about the conference.
Yes, the conference offers a significant number of scholarships for those who cannot afford to attend at the standard rates. We grant scholarships to all kinds of community members– not just students or scholars– to make our conference as inclusive and accessible as possible. Please follow the instructions here if interested in applying.
Volunteers may also offset some or all of the cost of registration in exchange for labor during the event itself. Details on the volunteer application process will be released and applications will open soon.
Sign up for the Psychedelic Science mailing list to receive details when they are available.
Please refer to our Registration Packages page HERE for full details.
Yes, CE/CME credits will be offered for many workshops and sessions each day. CE/CME credits are included in the Practitioner and Business level passes. More details about CE/CME credits, units, and licensures will be released in the autumn. Sign up for the Psychedelic Science mailing list to receive updates.
You are welcome to upgrade your registration level or add a la carte features to your registration after your initial purchase. Once registered, you can modify your registration directly, or contact customer support for help. More details about add-ons like workshops, banquets, meal plans, and other features will be announced in the autumn.
Water and coffee service is included in all registrations.
Practitioner and Business registrations also include access to networking events with provided drinks.
Meals are not included in any core registration pass. Daily lunch and special banquets options will be available as add-ons in the autumn.
Additionally, there are many restaurants at every price level within two blocks of the venue. No outside group catering or alcohol can be brought on-site.
No, conference registrations are not tax-deductible, since the purchaser receives something of equivalent value in exchange.
Like most special events, registration sales are final. However, if you are no longer able to attend, registrations are transferable to another attendee until June 2. Please see the complete Terms + Conditions for details.
Agenda & Participation
On Monday, June 16 and Tuesday, June 17, in-depth half-day and full-day workshops will be held.
On Wednesday, June 18 - Friday, June 20, the full conference, all educational stages, the expo hall, creative and experiential activities, and all other on-site programming will take place.
Additionally, throughout the week, numerous allied learning, social, and cultural activities will take place throughout Denver. (Off-site events are independently produced and sometimes ticketed, and not included in conference registration.)
We are just getting started with planning the conference. The presenter line-up and agenda for the conference stages and sessions, workshops, expo hall, networking events, and creative programming will be announced in phases in the months to come.
Sign up for the Psychedelic Science mailing list to receive updates about the program.
Submissions for art projects, performance, and creative activations are now open!
Contribute an art project, creative activation, or other imaginative offering to Deep Space, our 80,000 sq. ft. featuring exhibitions of psychedelic arts and culture.
Please apply here.
Unfortunately, we are not able to consider proposals via email or outside the submissions process.
Sponsor opportunities and exhibitor sales are available now. Fill out our sales lead form to learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities or purchase your exhibitor booth now and connect with the largest audience in psychedelics.
For non-commercial community organizations without a sponsor, exhibitor, or marketing budget, please apply to the Community Partners program.
For non-commercial community organizations without a sponsor, exhibitor, or marketing budget, we will announce our Community Partners program in the autumn.
Please sign up for the Psychedelic Science mailing list to learn more.
If you have received participation access to the event after you have already purchased, please email us at info@psychedelicscience.org with proof of your accepted participation as a presenter, sponsor, exhibitor, etc. so that refund eligibility can be reviewed.
Attendee Policies, Terms & Conditions
Like most special events, registration to the conference is non-refundable.
However, if you register and are no longer able to attend, you may transfer your registration to another attendee until June 2. (See Transfer entry in our FAQ for more details.)
Any and all payments made to Psychedelic Science 2025 are not refundable for any reason, including, without limitation, failure or inability to use credentials due to illness, acts of God, public health crisis, disease, virus, pandemics, epidemics, government restrictions, earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, other natural disasters, wars, riots, insurrections, civil unrest, acts or threats of terrorism, cyber-attacks, government actions, travel-related problems, loss of employment, changes in programming and/or duplicate purchases. PS2025 will not issue refunds, deferrals or credits for credentials that have been revoked.
Please see the complete Terms + Conditions for more details.
To request a transfer, forward your email registration receipt to info@psychedelicscience.org, along with the name and email of the person who will receive your ticket(s). The name and email on the registration must match the email from which the request is sent. Any and all financial transactions associated with the transfer of event ticket registration are the responsibility of the ticketholder. All transfer requests must be made no later than June 2. Transfers are not available onsite.
We expect all participants to uphold a professional level of decorum and respect for the dignity of all people.
A code of conduct for all attendees, presenters, and participants, including a policy on reporting inappropriate behavior, will be published prior to the event, and will be supported throughout the event itself.
Psychedelic Science conferences attract significant interest from journalists and filmmakers. By entering the event premises and by participation in this event, you consent to the use of your photograph, likeness, or video or audio recording in whole or in part without restriction or limitation for any educational, promotional, or any purpose for distribution online and in printed publications or publication in other media. You release Psychedelic Science Events LLC, MAPS, their officers, employees, agents, and affiliates, and each and all persons involved from any liability connected with the taking, recording, digitization, or publication of interviews, photographs, computer images, or video and/or sound recordings.
See the complete Terms & Conditions for more details.
A valid ID is required to collect each registration's badge and enter the event.
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Travel, Lodging & Accessibility
Psychedelic Science 2025 will take place on Monday June 16 - Friday June 20, 2025 at the Colorado Convention Center in downtown Denver, Colorado.
Lodging is not included in registration rates. All attendees must book their own lodging.
The conference has special rates available at many hotels within walking distance of the Colorado Convention Center. For all registered guests, hotel bookings are now open and can be booked here.
Yes, the Colorado Convention Center is a modern, ADA-compliant venue, and our conference complies with all Americans With Disabilities Act requirements.
If you have questions about accessibility support or would like to request special accessibility services, please contact accessibility@psychedelicscience.org.
Directions to the Colorado Convention Center are available online here. The nearest airport is Denver International Airport (DEN), located at 8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, CO 80249. Denver offers multiple options for public transportation throughout the city.
For information on parking at the Colorado Convention Center, please visit: https://denverconvention.com/attend-an-event/parking
Presenter Submission Process
While there are many opportunities for participation at PS2025, this particular form can only be used to propose an educational session to be presented on a track stage during the conference.
Please note that all presentations must be delivered live, and that we are not considering proposals for virtual or video presentations.
More information about acceptable submissions is included below.
Please sign up for the mailing list below to learn about other kinds of opportunities for participation such as:
- Sponsors
- Exhibitors
- Community partners
- Art, films, and creative projects
Also, please note that we are not accepting submissions for interactive workshops and trainings, or the track/stage concepts themselves.
The primary call for submissions is open until December 13, 2024 at 11:59pm PST.
All submissions will receive a response by December 20, 2024.
Additionally, there will be a secondary call for late submissions that opens in early 2025. (More details included below.)
- Read all of the Presenter FAQs
- Submission contact information
- Title (25 words or less)
- Abstract (200-400 words)
- Presenters (names, titles, affiliations)
- Format (described below)
- Preferred duration
- Additional links (optional)
- Publication status (if applicable)
- Poster session option (if desired)
We recommend preparing the Abstract and Presenter information in an external document and pasting it into the form system.
When you are prepared, you can make a submission at this form.
Yes, anyone is welcome to make multiple submissions.
However, please note that it is very unlikely for multiple proposals from one presenter to be approved.
No, unfortunately we are not able to consider proposals submitted via email. Please make all submissions using the form.
Conference track sessions will be held on:
- Wednesday, June 18, 2025
- Thursday, June 19, 2025
- Friday, June 20, 2025
Unfortunately, we are not able to make consideration of preferred dates as part of the submission and review process.
(Please note that Monday, June 16, 2025 and Tuesday, June 17, 2025 will be used for meetings and workshops, not track sessions.)
Accepted formats include:
- Presentations, with or without slides
- Panels, composed of multiple short presentations and discussion
- Conversations, including interviews and discussions
2-10m Q&A is typically included, if time permits.
(Again, please note that we are not accepting submissions for the track/stage themes, interactive workshops and trainings, or sessions longer than 60m.)
In the presenters section of the form, please include the names, titles, and affiliations of all chairs, co-presenters, panelists, moderators, etc. for the proposed session.
Very short bios (200 words or less) are welcome if titles and affiliations are not self-explanatory, but this is not required.
Please only propose presenters that you have been granted permission to include. We cannot make consideration of TBD panelists, or panelists who have not granted permission to be included in the submission.
You will receive a decision via the email address that you used in your contact information from @psychedelicscience.org.
Please ensure that you have whitelisted @psychedelicscience.org in your email program so that you will receive the notice.
If our email is stuck in your spam folder, we will have no way of communicating with you.
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer individual advice about proposals, explanations of decisions, or responses to inquiries seeking reconsideration.
If your submission is approved, you will receive a notification with instructions for the steps to fully confirm your participation. An approval notice on its own does not serve as full confirmation.
Yes, all confirmed presenters receive complimentary registration to the conference.
If you have already paid for a registration and are subsequently confirmed as a presenter, you may transfer your registration to another person, or request a refund.
Please note that some event features, such as F&B, workshops, banquets, and other add-ons may still incur additional cost.
No, the conference will not offer honoraria or presenter fees.
Presenters must typically support their own travel and lodging.
More information about travel and lodging policies will be communicated to confirmed presenters.
We encourage everyone to register and book their travel and lodging arrangements at their earliest convenience.
Prices for registration, travel, and lodging will increase over time.
If you have already paid for a registration and are subsequently confirmed as a presenter, you may transfer your registration to another person, or request a refund.
There will be a secondary call for late submissions that opens in February 2025. However, this will focus on late-breaking research updates and news. Re-submission of previously declined proposals will not be accepted. We recommend that everyone submit their proposal during the primary window, which closes on December 13.
If you have read all of the above and still have questions, please contact info@psychedelicscience.org for more information.
Exhibitors
Please complete the online form here or email our team at exhibitor@psychedelicscience.org.
Each booth is equipped with a pipe and drape back wall, tables & chairs, trash receptacle and ID sign. Additionally, all Exhibitors will be listed on the Psychedelic Science 2025 website and app, as well as receive an Exhibitor Badge with access to Expo Hall, Deep Space, and general session stages.
Exhibiting at the Colorado Convention Center requires show services to be coordinated with the General Services Contractor in which additional fees for items such as set up/strike labor, furnishings, signage printing and installation, power, shipping & drayage will apply.
Exhibitors seeking to purchase Conference passes (Community, Practitioner and Business), Workshops and Meal Plans will be provided a discount based on package purchased.
Expo Hall Hours:
- Wednesday, June 18: 8am - 6pm
- Thursday, June 19: 8am - 6pm
- Friday, June 20: 8am - 3pm
More information coming soon!
Teams managing the set up, event days and break down of their booth will receive Exhibitor Badges that give them access to general session stages, Expo Hall, and Deep Space. Workshops, meals/catering, and other experiences are not included. Exhibitors will receive a discount on purchase of conference registrations (Community, Business & Practitioner).
The booth build out, furnishings, power, equipment and labor, shipping and material handeling are all provided by our exclusive General Service Contractor. Please note your company's staff is not permitted to set up the booth and additional charges may apply to Exhibitor Services in addition to the booth space fee.
Exhibitors are responsible for staffing the booth during all show floor hours as well as supplying any/all promotional materials.
Yes, all exhibitors are required to submit a Certificate of Insurance that meets our coverage terms, which can be found in the Terms & Conditions. If your company is unable to provide proof of insurance, you will be able to purchase coverage for $100.
Exhibitor shall maintain a General Liability Insurance policy with limits of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 in the aggregate with customary limits and worker’s compensation insurance in accordance with the requirements of applicable laws. Insurance carriers must be licensed to do business in Colorado and have an AM Best Rating of no less than "A-VII". Superfly Marketing Group, LLC, Superfly Productions, LLC, Superfly Events, LLC, Psychedelic Science Events LLC, and Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, Colorado Convention Center]and each of their affiliates and related entities, and their respective principals, shareholders, members, partners, officers, directors, employees, representatives, tenants, agents, contractors, parent companies, subsidiaries, and volunteers (“Organizer Additional Insured”) shall be added additional insureds on Exhibitor’s insurance policy.
Psychedelic Science 2025 has an exclusive General Services Contractor that all orders must go through. Information for ordering services, labor and booth materials coming soon.
Yes! We will release an interactive map in which exhibitors will be able to self-select their booth location on a first come first served basis, within certain pre-defined sections as determined by Psychedelic Science 2025. Release date and additional information coming soon!
All product sampling must be approved by Psychedelic Science 2025 and the Colorado Convention Center. Exhibitors are prohibited from sampling products that contain cannabis, psilocybin, or any drug not permitted for retail sale in the state of Colorado.
All exhibitors will receive an approved graphics package to use to promote their involvement in the event. Exhibitors will not use any Trademarks under any circumstances without the prior written consent of Organizer.
Once signed up, exhibitors will be able to purchase additional registrations within their portal.
Community Partners
You can learn about the conference at psychedelicscience.org, and also by following @psychedelicscience on social media.
Please see here if you are looking for more information about how to make a submission for a conference session, creative project, or apply for a scholarship or volunteer opportunity.
Our goal is to platform as much of the community as possible throughout the conference and the annual communications cycle.
The Community Partners program is a way for mission-aligned charitable and other non-commercial organizations to officially participate in the conference and enjoy discounts and other benefits.
In order to learn more about benefits, see if your organization is eligible, and apply to become a Community Partner, please take ten minutes to read through the entirety of this Community Partners FAQ section.
Community Partners are primarily charitable and tax-exempt organizations that align with the mission of the conference. Projects under tax-exempt fiscal sponsorship typically qualify.
In some cases, unincorporated and informal community organizations may also be eligible.
In rare cases, organizations operating out of for-profit entities out of convenience but that are fundamentally non-commercial and not revenue-driven may be able to participate.
Most for-profit companies or commercial projects are not eligible for Community Partners, but can still participate in the conference via our Sponsors & Exhibitors sales program.
Media companies may also be separately asked to apply to become a Media Partner (rather than a Community Partner.)
Organizations that focus on the following kinds of activities and themes are often eligible for Community Partners, so long as they are not businesses.
- Science and academic research
- Education & training programs
- Professional associations and societies
- Media and journalism platforms and projects
- Peer societies and clubs (regional, affinity, interest, etc.)
- Policy reform and political campaignsSafety, peer support, and harm reduction
- Patient advocacy and interest groups
- Arts, music, culture, and event projects
- Government and official organizations
- Foundations and grantmakers
Once confirmed, Community Partners may receive the following benefits:
- Inclusion on website and app
- Discounted exhibitor packages
- Discounted registrations packages for staff
- Ability to apply for use of Community Meeting rooms
- Ability to propose sessions for the Community track stage
- Listing of off-site events in official agenda
- Participation in Community Partners surveys
Note that some benefits are subject to availability, and some benefit levels (such as discounts) may vary depending on the organization’s size and ability to support itself.
In general, we do ask larger, better-funded organizations to carry more of the cost of their participation and try to offer smaller, less-funded organizations more support.
The Community Partners program is not a funding or grant program, and we are unable to offer direct financial, travel, or lodging support.
The conference is also unable to offer stage time outside of the standard presenter proposal process, although Community Partners do receive special consideration for the Community track.
The conference does not act as a fundraising or advertising service per se for Community Partners, and will not send attendees direct solicitations of any kind.
Beyond simply showing up and sharing their work with the conference, we ask that all Community Partners make reasonable efforts to promote Psychedelic Science 2025 to their audience via email, social media, live and virtual events, and other channels.
Typically, the expectation is one dedicated newsletter per quarter (Q4, Q1, Q2), one dedicated social media post per quarter, and reasonable inclusion in whatever events, podcasts and videos, etc. are produced leading up to the conference.
We know that different organizations have different resources and communications strategies, so we are open to some flexibility to suit.
Anyone who believes that they are eligible is welcome to apply.
We recommend applying as soon as you are able, and certainly by December 15, 2024.
Some benefits are naturally limited by space and time, such as discounted exhibitor booths, Community track sessions, Community Meeting room time, etc. The cost of discounted registrations and exhibitor space still increases in tiers each season. So, applying early is an advantage.
First, after reading this document, fill out the Community Partners application form.
There is no fee or prerequisite for the application. Filling out the application does not create any agreement, obligation, or cost.
You should receive a response with follow-up questions, approvals, or declines within ten business days.
If approved, you will receive further information about the program, have an opportunity to ask more questions, and receive a simple agreement outlining benefits and responsibilities.
After the agreement is digitally signed, you are officially confirmed and can begin planning your participation at the conference.
All Community Partners will still have to arrange and support the cost of their travel and lodging.
Community Partners are offered significantly discounted rates on Registration and Exhibitor packages, well below public rates.
These discounts vary depending on an organization’s size and budget. The discount rates will be determined based on your application, and shared in the application response.
While all registrations include access to the educational conference tracks, Expo Hall, Deep Space, and most other general conference features. Some registration add-ons, such as food & beverage, workshops, CE/CME units, other features may incur additional costs.
For exhibitors, in addition to baseline costs, booths that contain elaborate features or extensive builds may need to contract with the conference’s General Services Contractor for exhibitor services. These services would be offered at the same rate as all other exhibitors, which the conference does not control or receive any portion of. (The Colorado Convention Center is a union facility and most forms of manual and technical work can only be performed by union members.)
We will do our best to ensure that all Community Partners understand the total cost of their participation in the conference.
The Community Partners application form is simple and requires no special preparation, beyond reviewing this FAQ section. You will be asked the following questions:
- Contact name and email address
- Organization name, mission, and website
- Areas of focus and activities
- Legal entity name, address
- Budget range, team size, and funding model
- Marketing reach range
Thank you for reading to the very bottom. You can fill out the application form here.
If you still have questions about the Community Partners program after reading this document, you can contact us at cp@psychedelicscience.org.
