TAP Integration, Technology-Infused Integrator of Psychedelic Experiences, Will Host SXSW Party and a Powerful Conference for Facilitators in May

TAP Integration (https://theactivationproject.com/), an Austin-based technology company that helps people successfully integrate their measured experiences with psychedelic drugs into their lives, announced today that it will host two events in the coming months, which will dramatically raise awareness and build out its community.

"We have vetted our technology platform, meaning we are now ready to start building our community of partners and users," said TAP Founder and CEO Olivia MacDonell. "These are exciting times."

TAP's first event, the ACT 3 Waves of Perception Party, will be held March 8 at Bathe, Austin's elevated community bathhouse. The event, which is billed as "an epic night of Activation, Collaboration and Transformation (ACT)," begins at 7 p.m. and continues until 11 p.m. Tickets can be purchased here (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/act-3-tickets-1234941034879).

The second event, the ACT Conference, will be held May 14-15. It is designed for facilitators, or those people "working in the realms of psychedelic and altered states of consciousness." Those participants, speakers and vendors for the event are encouraged to visit this link (https://actevents.net/) to apply.

The team leading the ACT Conference includes:

Mary Olivar, Executive Director of the Center for Shamanic Education & Exchange
A community organizer & activator, Mary's career has focused on human thriving, connection & expression.

Olivia MacDonell, Founder of TAP Integration
Olivia is a psychedelic integration specialist. Her software platform is amplifying facilitators worldwide.

Brooke Joy
Brand strategist and experience designer, Brooke creates transformative events that restore human connection.

JJ Ruescas, CEO of Optimizing Me
JJ is a Human Optimization Strategist who uses modern and ancient techniques to help people reach their full potential.

More About Olivia MacDonell, TAP Integration Founder and CEO

Olivia MacDonell is a seasoned professional in the field of psychedelics with over five years of experience as an integration specialist. Her journey in this transformative realm began as a passionate educator, guiding individuals through profound frameworks to help them unlock their inner potential.

Recognizing the critical importance of integration as a fundamental aspect of the psychedelic journey, Olivia founded The Activation Project (TAP). TAP is a pioneering software platform dedicated to simplifying and revolutionizing psychedelic aftercare. Under Olivia's visionary leadership, TAP is a transformative force in the field, providing accessible and affordable tools and resources for individuals on their integration journey.

Olivia is deeply committed to making integration(aftercare) an integral part of the psychedelic experience, ensuring that individuals receive the support they need to translate their insights into lasting positive change. Through her work at TAP, Olivia is reshaping the landscape of psychedelic therapy, empowering individuals to harness the full potential of their transformative experiences.

TAP Integration
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Austin, Texas
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TAP Integration is here to help people activate their full potential by transforming insights into meaningful, lasting change. Our platform guides users through a journey of self-discovery and connection, leveraging the heightened neuroplasticity that follows a psychedelic experience to rewire old patterns and create new pathways for growth. At the core of our mission are three pillars: Activate your Mind-cultivating personal growth and self-awareness, Activate your Tribe-building authentic, supportive communities, and Activate the World-empowering individuals to serve a greater purpose. Our technology weaves these levels into a practical, gamified process that teaches users how to integrate their experiences, nurture deeper relationships, and step into their role as conscious leaders in service to the world.

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