Meeting Agreements
These agreements help us maintain a safe, respectful, and accessible space for all participants.
Purpose of the Space
This is a peer-led space for neurodivergent adults to share experiences related to altered states, integration, and personal growth. Our meetings are intended for support, connection, and self-discovery—not as a replacement for therapy or medical advice from a licensed clinician.
Accessibility & Communication
Cameras are optional—please use whatever setup feels most comfortable.
Stimming and movement are welcome throughout the meeting.
Non-speaking participants or those who prefer not to use voice may share in the chat and request that a facilitator read their message aloud.
Please preface these messages with “SPEAK REQUEST” (or another indicator) to alert facilitators monitoring the chat.
Live transcripts are available.
Speaker view can be enabled for a less cluttered Zoom interface.
Meeting Etiquette
Mute your mic when not speaking to reduce background noise.
Use the raise-hand emoji to enter the speaking queue.
Facilitators may call participants who have not spoken to the front of the queue to help balance participation.
Keep shares to about 5 minutes to give space for everyone.
Facilitators may gently interrupt if someone goes over time.
Respectful Sharing
Speak from personal experience (descriptive, not prescriptive—avoid giving medical advice or telling others what they “should” do).
Avoid sharing specific details about illegal drug use (e.g., exact dosages, locations, or dates). Use non-specific terms such as macro-dose or micro-dose.
When discussing sensitive topics (e.g., trauma, suicide, abuse):
Give a trigger warning
Briefly name the topic
Pause before continuing so others can mute or step away
Facilitators & Support
Facilitator names and roles are introduced at the beginning of each meeting.
You may contact a facilitator via chat or private message during the facilitated portion of the meeting with any questions or concerns.