Physical and mental health resources are available on site at Electric Forest.
HQ has partnered with End Overdose, Consciousness Group Sober Support, Ground Control, and To Write Love on Her Arms to provide support and resources to the Forest Family both on site and outside of the festival when you return home.
Location: Main Street
End Overdose is working to end drug-related overdose deaths through education, medical intervention, and public awareness.
Stop by the End Overdose tent on Main Street to learn how and when to intervene during a suspected overdose, and de-stigmatize the conversation surrounding mental health, addiction, and overdoses.
Their certified trainers will help you spot the signs and symptoms of an overdose, teach you to use naloxone, and empower you to act in an emergency.
After your training, the End Overdose staff will provide you with free intranasal naloxone. Along with the dose, each person who becomes certified will receive an End Overdose certification card that states the name of the End Overdose trainer, their name, and the date of the training.
End Overdose will also host a training at The Brainery on Main Street on Thursday, June 19 from 12:15 - 1 PM Eastern.
Location: Ranch Arena
Consciousness Group Sober Support Group (Harmonium) is a space for sober support at Electric Forest.
Find their tent in Ranch Arena for a sober sanctuary, open to anyone seeking to stay sober, daily support meetings, for the sober curious to learn more, and a safe, welcoming space for the sober community.
Location: Neighborhood Pods in GA and Good Life Campgrounds, Reset on Main Street, throughout the venue, and via SMS.
If you need assistance on site during the Festival, Ground Control is here to help!
You can find Ground Control in their signature purple shirts checking in on everyone and helping those in need.
Text "FOREST" to 69050 for any assistance you may need from the Ground Control team.
Location: Main Street
New for 2025 is Oasis by Ground Control, coming to Main Street - Oasis is Ground Control's safe space at Electric Forest.
Complete with soothing lighting, flowing fabric, and comfortable seating, Oasis is a supportive space for those in need.
The Ground Control team will be present inside the Oasis space 24-hours a day.
Do you need ear plugs, someone to talk to, or just a place to decompress for a few? Oasis is the place, made just for you!
Location: Main Street & Ranch Arena
To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and invest directly into treatment and recovery.
TWLOHA will have booths set up on Main Street and in the Festival venue, with volunteers to help connect you with services and support for mental healthcare outside of the festival when you return home.
Stop by their Pixel Mural activation by the Brainery on Main Street to participate in a community-building art installation and check out their workshop at the Brainery on Wednesday, June 17 from 2 - 2:45 PM Eastern, or come stop by their booth in Ranch Arena to learn more.