Yes. As of 2023, Oregon allows licensed Psilocybin Services under Measure 109. All sessions must take place at a licensed service center with a trained and certified facilitator present.

No prescription or referral is required. However, you must complete a screening process to ensure safety and readiness, and you must be at least 21 years old with valid ID.

The journey typically lasts 4–6 hours. Effects can include shifts in perception, emotional release, insights, visuals, a sense of connection, or deep inner work. Your experience will be supported and monitored by a licensed facilitator the entire time.

No. A licensed facilitator will be present with you throughout the session to ensure your safety, comfort, and support.

No guests are allowed during the session, as this is a private, focused process. However, you’ll be supported by your facilitator before, during, and after.

Psilocybin services in Oregon are not classified as medical therapy. While therapeutic, they are not a replacement for clinical psychotherapy. Facilitators do not diagnose or treat conditions but support personal growth and healing experiences.

You’ll receive preparation materials after your intake is approved. You’ll also have a 1:1 preparation meeting with your facilitator to set intentions and go over what to expect.

Yes. Certain medications (like lithium), recent hospitalizations, some mental health diagnoses (e.g., active psychosis), or pregnancy/breastfeeding may disqualify you. Your intake form helps determine eligibility.

There is no required number. Some people find one journey life-changing, while others may choose to return after time and integration. It’s a personal path.

Yes. Integration support is offered after your journey to help process insights and ground them into your life. This is a crucial part of the healing process.

Costs vary depending on the service center and range between $1150-$1450.

Most standard drug tests do not screen for psilocybin, but it’s best to check with your employer or agency.

The experience can be spiritual, therapeutic, or personal — it’s unique to you. While not tied to any religion, many participants describe a sense of connection, insight, or emotional release.

You will not be left alone. Your facilitator is trained in holding space for a wide range of emotional and energetic experiences. Fear, resistance, or deep emotion are welcomed with compassion.

No. Oregon’s licensed psilocybin services are for supported journeys using measurable doses in licensed facilities. Microdosing remains outside the legal framework.