Central California Psychedelic Summit 2025
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FRESNO, Calif. - Californer -- The Central California Psychedelic Summit Returns to Fresno's Tower Theatre, February 15-16, 2025

The Central California Psychedelic Summit (CCPS) returns to Fresno for its second year, inviting experts, clinicians, advocates, and community leaders to explore the transformative role of psychedelics in mental health, wellness, and harm reduction.

Set for February 15-16, 2025, at the historic Tower Theatre for the Performing Arts, the summit will feature lectures, panels, and workshops, creating opportunities for networking and community collaboration. Hosted by Advanced Behavioral Concepts (ABC), a Fresno-based nonprofit, CCPS aims to expand the groundbreaking conversations initiated in 2024.

"The Central California Psychedelic Summit is more than an event—it's a platform for transformative discussions that can reshape mental health and harm reduction in our community," said Keegan Davis, founder of ABC. "These conversations are critical to ensuring safe, informed use of psychedelic medicine. Together, we can save lives and deepen understanding."

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2025 Event Highlights

• Engaging Content: Two days of lectures, panels, and workshops covering all sessions on a single track.
• Welcome Reception: A friendly opening event to connect with speakers, attendees, and community leaders.
• Networking & Breakouts: Tailored spaces for professionals and students to exchange ideas and collaborate.
• Exhibitor Showcase: Highlighting local organizations advancing mental health and wellness.
• Interactive Sessions: Hands-on activities, Q&A opportunities, and speaker discussions.
• Community Collaboration: Focused sessions addressing how the Central Valley can enhance mental health initiatives.

Local Impact and Collaboration

CCPS 2025 remains dedicated to building connections within the community. Local businesses and organizations can gain visibility and support by participating as sponsors.

About CCPS

The Central California Psychedelic Summit is a two-day event focused on education, dialogue, and collaboration around psychedelics, mental health, creativity, and personal growth.

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About ABC

Advanced Behavioral Concepts (ABC) is a Fresno-based nonprofit committed to harm reduction and mental health education. Since its inception, ABC has provided over 5,000 life-saving resources, trained local establishments, and delivered evidence-based drug education to Central Valley communities.

About Tower Theatre

The Tower Theatre for the Performing Arts, located at 815 E. Olive Ave., Fresno, CA 93728, is a historic venue renowned for hosting diverse cultural and entertainment events. Its charm and location make it the ideal setting for CCPS 2025.

For Tickets and Information:

Visit psychedeliccc.com or ABC559.com.

Primary Contact:
Keegan Davis, Founder & Director, Advanced Behavioral Concepts
Email: keegan.davis@abc559.com
Phone: 559-708-7704

Media Contacts:
Keegan Davis | 559-708-7704 | keegan.davis@abc559.com
Ismail Ali | 559-801-7317 | ismail@maps.org