Colorado has a licensed psilocybin services program.
Colorado licenses facilitators through DORA and healing centers through the Department of Revenue under the Natural Medicine Health Act (Prop 122 / SB23-290).
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Colorado licenses facilitators through DORA and healing centers through the Department of Revenue under the Natural Medicine Health Act (Prop 122 / SB23-290). Psilocybin remains a Schedule I substance under federal law regardless of state licensing.
No. Decriminalization measures make personal possession a low enforcement priority. They do not legalize sale, administration, or paid facilitation. Someone charging for guided sessions in a decriminalized city without a state licence is still acting unlawfully.
Ketamine is a Schedule III medication and may be prescribed and administered by licensed clinicians in every state. Licensed therapists may also offer preparation and integration support, which involves no controlled substance at all. Registered clinical trials are a third route.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Psilocybin, MDMA, and most other psychedelics remain Schedule I under federal law regardless of state programs.