Legal
Rules and Guidelines
Last updated: October 2026
Mosaic is a membership-based community organized around a considered microdosing practice. These guidelines describe what we ask of members and what members can ask of us. They are not legal terms (those live in our Terms and Conditions), but they are the house we try to keep.
A note first. Mosaic products are psilocybin microdosing supplements. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Mapping and Concierge are supportive conversations, not medical care. Nothing on this site, in our editorial, or in a member conversation is medical advice. If you are weighing a change to your health routine, speak with a qualified clinician.
1. Approach the practice with care
Microdosing is a practice, not a product. Start low, pay attention, and let your experience guide what comes next. Follow the dosing cadence suggested for the product you've chosen, keep notes, and give yourself room to notice.
2. Keep your practice your own
Mosaic products are intended for your personal use. Do not share, resell, or redistribute them. Membership is personal and non-transferable. Reselling Mosaic products or Membership access is grounds for immediate cancellation and may be reported where applicable.
3. Make informed decisions
Read what we publish about the compounds, the research, and the practice. Ask us questions during Mapping or Concierge. If something feels unclear, pause and ask. Informed consent is the baseline, not a formality.
4. Respect your own context
You know your medications, your history, and your life better than we do. If a clinician tells you psilocybin isn't right for you, listen to them. Mosaic is not a substitute for mental-health care, and we don't claim to be. We're not a crisis service; if you are in crisis, please contact a qualified provider or an emergency service.
5. Respect fellow members and the team
Treat other members, our Concierge team, and our editorial team with kindness. We don't tolerate harassment, abuse, discrimination, or sustained bad faith. Disagreement is fine, contempt is not.
6. Keep what's shared private
Members share real things in Mapping, Concierge, and Reflections. What is shared in confidence stays in confidence. Do not share another member's words, name, or story without their explicit permission.
7. Give feedback, keep showing up
The field notes, Reflections surveys, Science writing, and member comms are all better when members push on them. Tell us when something lands and when something doesn't. We read the responses.
8. Stay open about what you don't know
We don't have all the answers about psilocybin, and neither does the field. Curiosity, humility, and a willingness to revise are the posture we try to hold, and the one we ask members to hold with us.
9. Use resources with intention
Mosaic's resources (the products, the writing, Mapping, Concierge) are here to support a steady practice. Use them in that spirit. Don't stockpile, don't manipulate the system, and don't try to extract more from any single resource than it was designed to give.
10. Hold the standard with us
If something in your Mosaic experience falls short of this, tell us. If a conversation with another member or with our team is going wrong, tell us. We'd rather hear it and fix it than let it quietly erode. Write to help@meetmosaic.co.
Compliance
Membership assumes compliance with our Terms and Conditions, our Privacy Policy, and these guidelines. Mosaic reserves the right to pause or end a membership that is incompatible with them.
