Working draft, September 27, 2026. Sections in brackets pull live content from the site. Designed for the first arrival scene in the Website Plan: someone lands raw and uncertain, and within a few seconds needs to feel safe and see that something is coming up.
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Psychedelic integration, re-humanized, for the long arc of healing
A modern village for life after a psychedelic experience.
Cultivate Santa Fe offers support, at whatever depth you choose, for people whose psychedelic experiences opened up big questions about how to live, and how to continue healing everything that got stirred inside of them. We meet in person, one-on-one with practitioners or in circles and gatherings, so no one has to work those questions out alone.
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[Upcoming gatherings: the next three events from the calendar]
Many of our gatherings are open to anyone for a drop-in fee. Come to one and see how it feels to be here.
Where to begin
Work with a practitioner. Find someone who can support you one-on-one as you integrate what you experienced.
Come to a gathering. Circles and workshops, many of them open to drop-ins.
Become a Community Member. Members have access to our weekly integration circles, will receive weekly guidance by email, and pay reduced rates for one-on-one sessions and events.
For facilitators. If you lead circles or sessions, apply to practice with Cultivate.
Why we exist
We believe healing is sustained through relationship. Long after a psychedelic experience, many people are still living with what it opened in them, including a longing to be known that no one fully satisfies alone.
Link: Read our philosophy
Our founder
Gina Devani has guided people through expanded states of consciousness since 2012, and through psychedelic healing since 2018. She founded Cultivate in 2026, after years of seeing the limits of what one guide can offer and recognizing the unmet needs of people on a healing path.
Link: Read our story
Stay in touch
We'll send upcoming gatherings and the occasional note from Cultivate, and nothing else. Joining the list also lets you set up a free guest account, so your participation agreement and emergency contact stay on file for drop-in gatherings.
[Email signup]
Open notes
- Hero: headline, subhead, and opening paragraph set by Gina (September 27). The opening avoids leading with "community," since many people will start with a single practitioner.
- Remaining sections: reviewed with Gina (September 27). "Shared meals" is not to appear on the site unless Gina reintroduces it.
- Gregory: left out of the founder section for now; Gina will check what he wants.
- "Psychedelic" count: appears in the headline, subhead, and first sentence. Fine for search and orientation; vary the subhead if it feels heavy once laid out.