Support Network

Find Solidarity and Personalized Advice to Overcome Challenges


The Red Micelio Federation is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for those who have suffered improper practices that violate the rights and duties of participants and guides in transformative experiences with entheogenic plants and substances. At Red Micelio, we are dedicated to upholding ethical values and protecting the fundamental rights of all individuals and to promoting minimum standards of safety in these experiences.

We understand how overwhelming and challenging it can be to live through experiences of improper practices. That is why we offer a first point of contact where you can reach us, confidentially, to receive guidance and work out together what you need. Our team is available to listen to you, support you and provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your well-being.

We have a network of contacts with professionals in different fields, such as legal, medical and therapeutic support. The Federation does not provide these services itself: we guide you and, if you need it, put you in touch with someone who can support you in your situation.

At Red Micelio, we believe in the power of solidarity and community to overcome challenges. We invite you to join our network and find the support and guidance you need to move towards a more just and equitable life.


Have you had a difficult experience with psychoactive plants?

The ICEERS Support Centre offers up to five free online sessions to support you. It is a harm reduction service and does not replace medical or psychological treatment.

ICEERS Support Centre

You can write to us about any bad practice you have experienced in Spain, whether by entities of the Federation or by any other person or group who guides or facilitates ceremonies or sessions. What you tell us is confidential: only the Support Network team will see it and we will not share it without your permission. If it concerns an entity of the Federation, we will review it under our Code of Ethics. If not, we will accompany you and point you towards the support you need (legal, psychological or medical). We need an e-mail address so that we can reply; if you prefer, it can be one that does not carry your name. If you are in danger, call 112. This channel does not replace a report to the police or the courts; if you want to file one, we can guide you.