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Alisa is committed to reducing the stigma and judgment surrounding psychedelics, despite cultural and legal barriers. Aiming to encourage open conversations and reduce the secrecy that often surrounds the topic. She believes this is an essential subject deserving of widespread acceptance and understanding and is determined to contribute to its recognition and acceptance. A supporter of several psychedelic organizations. She enjoys filling in as a facilitator for people who identify as women integration group to support others on their journeys. Most recently, she published Turn On, Tune In and Heal, a book of essays on healing with psychedelics, aiming to bring greater awareness and acceptance to this transformative field.