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Live Webinar: The Canadian Network for Psychedelic-Assisted Cancer Therapy (CAN-PACT): Who are we and what are we up to?

October 23, 2026  –    12 P.M. ET


Dr. Carlson will describe the vision and mission of CAN-PACT along with their six major objectives, which include capacity building, patient-driven research priority setting, educating research trainees, psychedelic assisted therapy providers, clinicians, patients and the public, conducting clinical trials on psilocybin-assisted therapy, and engaging with Canadian policymakers at all levels. She will update progress on these objectives and focus on the PAT-MIND clinical trial about to be launched.


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Live Webinar: What is the Role of Medicinal Mushrooms in the Integrative Oncology Setting? Questions and Challenges

September 15, 2026  –    12 P.M. ET


Following an overview of the biology and evidence of medicinal mushrooms that was presented by Donald Abrams in July, this session will examine the practical questions and ongoing controversies that clinicians face when discussing these products with patients. Although medicinal mushrooms are widely used by people living with cancer, important uncertainties remain regarding product quality, extract versus whole mushroom preparations, dosing, safety, drug interactions, clinical research and appropriate patient selection. Special attention will be given to integrating medicinal mushrooms alongside chemotherapy, immunotherapy, while recognizing situations in which caution is warranted. The session will conclude with a practical framework to help integrative oncology clinicians critically evaluate mushroom products, counsel patients, and make balanced, evidence-informed recommendations in everyday clinical practice.


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Pre-Recorded Webinar: Medicinal Mushrooms in Cancer Care

July 24, 2026  –  July 24, 2027  


Mushrooms have long been used as medicine in Eastern European and Asian cultures whereas the West has been a bit more fungiphobic. This presentation will discuss the biology behind medicinal mushrooms and review the evidence to support the use of various species in cancer care. The emerging data on the benefits of psychedelic mushrooms in people with cancer will be briefly mentioned.


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Pre-Recorded Webinar: Psychedelics in Cancer Care: Evidence Informed Perspectives for Oncology Nurses

June 30, 2026  –  June 30, 2027  


Psychedelics in Cancer Care: Evidence‑Informed Perspectives for Oncology Nurses explores the emerging role of psychedelic‑assisted approaches in supporting people living with cancer. This webinar examines current research related to alleviating psychological distress, anxiety, depression, existential suffering, and end‑of‑life fears, while supporting meaning‑making, emotional processing, and quality of life. Through an ethical and nursing‑focused lens, participants will gain a balanced, evidence‑informed understanding of this evolving area of care and the potential implications for oncology nursing practice.


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2026 SIO Conference

September 29, 2026  –  October 1, 2026  
Detroit, Michigan

Welcome to the SIO 2026 International Conference – Conference Co-Chairs Eleanor M. Walker, MD and Suzanna M. Zick, ND, MPH on behalf of the Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO) — the global leader in evidence-based integrative oncology — are delighted to invite you to the 2026 International Conference, taking place September 29 – October 1, 2026, at the MGM Grand Casino in Detroit, Michigan hosted in collaboration Henry Ford Health.


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Pre-Recorded Webinar: Integrative Oncology in AYA Cancer Care: Whole-Person Support Across Treatment and Survivorship

June 1, 2026  –  June 1, 2027  


This webinar brings together leaders in integrative oncology, survivorship, and AYA cancer care to explore how evidence-informed, developmentally responsive care can better support young adults during treatment and into early survivorship. Participants will gain insight into how integrative oncology programs and psychosocial support can create comprehensive cancer care for this unique population.


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