On Saturday September 7th, 2025, Limina hosted luminaries from across the psychedelic movement for a day of learning, community, and celebration.

The proceeds were used to benefit people, programs, and psychedelic progress in the state of New Mexico.

See highlights from the conference below.

PRESENTER BIOS

Highlights from the Conference

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Welcome & Opening

Adele Getty – Welcome & Introduction

Andrew Weil, MD – Keynote: The History and Significance of Psychedelics

Expanding the Therapeutic Horizon

Larry Leeman, MO MPH –Group Psychedelic Assisted Therapies

Lt. Sarko Gergerian, MS, MA, MHC – Why Not Us, All of Us?

W. Bryan Hubbard – Breaking History: A Parable of lbogaine in America

Master Sergeant Crystal C. Romero, US National Guard (Ret.) – Spotlight

Matt Ammel – Spotlight

The Healing Economy: The Path Forward

Amy Wong Hope – moderator – The Healing Economy: The Path Forward

Rep. Andrea Romero, Esq. – Rooted Renewal: Building a Healing Economy in the Land of Enchantment

Dona Eugenia Pineda Casimiro – Medicines of the Ancient People

Marlena Robbins, Dr. PHc – Multigenerational Urban Native Perspectives on Psilocybin

Kyrsten Sinema, PhD, JD, MSW, US Senator (Ret.) – Psychedelics and Public Policy: Shaping a National Framework

Meeting the Mystery: The Spirit of Transformation

Mary Cosimano – The Healing Presence of the Psychedelic Guide

Jaime Clark-Soles – Caught Up to the Third Heaven: Psychedelics and Spiritual Experience

Jo Alice Hubbard – Spotlight

Chris Peskuski – Spotlight

Bryan Anderson, MD – Psychedelic Care for Patients with Serious Illnesses

Michael Williams – Closing Reflections

In Gratitude for New Mexico, The Enchanted State!

The Enchanted State Conference began in March of 2024 as a benefit for Limina Foundation, but with the passage of SB219, it was clear that proceeds from the event could now be used to strategically benefit our state.

We feel confident in the people of New Mexico, the DOH, elected officials, and those who applied and were granted positions to now move forward in the challenging work of bringing into reality a healing economy that serves all the people of New Mexico.

We look forward to seeing how the state of New Mexico creates clinics, training for facilitators, peer navigators, legacy practitioners, data collection, integration communities, and traditional tribal healers into the program.

Limina Foundation will continue to honor those who have the authority to implement the psilocybin initiative here in New Mexico. Limina Foundation and its board do not seek nor do we want a role in this process.

As always, we will support programs focused on treating addiction, PTSD, and related mental health challenges.

We’ll also continue our long-held commitment of supporting traditional practices in Indigenous communities whose knowledge of plant medicines is an inspiration to us all.

And we will remain aligned with pioneering organizations whose focus is on spiritual growth for people, including those with terminal illnesses seeking relief from existential anxieties.

We’ll share updates on New Mexico Medical Psilocybin SB-219 and our contributions here on our website and will remain transparent and available to respond to inquires sent to info@liminafoundation.org.

Thank you to all who exemplify the spirit of these sacred medicines through love, collaboration, and community building.

Warm regards,

Adele Getty and Michael Williams

Founders, Limina Foundation