Building Equitable Healing Spaces Through Collaboration
Access to Doorways thrives because of the powerful partnerships we’ve built across communities. Our partners share our commitment to dismantling systemic and financial barriers to psychedelic therapy, ensuring that Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QT/BIPOC) communities have safe, culturally resonant access to care and training.
Clinics, training institutions, and supervisors collaborating with us to host our post-grad and pre-grad practicum cohorts, offering safe mentorship and experiential learning for QT/BIPOC practitioners.
Grassroots organizations and collective spaces collaborating on community outreach, specialized research (such as the Black Psychedelic Learning Project), and shared resource distribution.
QT/BIPOC-led projects and special initiatives partnering with us under our 501(c)(3) umbrella to secure grants, funding, and sustainable operational growth.
Foundations, corporate sponsors, and major donors helping fund direct client care subsidies and professional training scholarships.