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One Pagers and Fact Sheets

  • Read about progress we made in Oregon and in Colorado in 2024, and our roadmap for continued work in 2025.

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  • The congressional Psychedelics Advancing Therapies (PATH) caucus requested information from multiple organizations about psychedelic-assisted therapy. This document is HAF’s response to their request.

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  • In 2020, Oregon voters approved a ballot measure to create the world’s first state-regulated psilocybin therapy program to address mental health. The Oregon Health Authority is working with a board of experts to create a licensing and regulatory framework for a safe, accessible and equitable program. Download the one pager to learn more.

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  • There are a number of rules and procedures that facilitators and service centers must follow under Oregon’s rules to ensure client safety.  Download the one pager to learn more.

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  • The Oregon Model is drawn from the research findings and protocols developed for clinical studies over the past seven decades. Oregon’s program allows psilocybin therapy only in a licensed service center overseen by a trained facilitator. Download the one pager to learn more.

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  • In November 2022, Colorado voters approved Proposition 122, which allows regulated access for adults to natural psychedelic medicines that show promise in treating a variety of health conditions. The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) and the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) developed rules to implement a statewide regulated psilocybin therapy program while gathering input from experts, stakeholders, and the public.

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