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What Oregon Learned When Legal Access Had to Work in the Real World - Angie Allbee PATGS 26

16 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In a discussion led by Fleet Maull, the speakers outline the practical implementation of Oregon's psilocybin program. They note that over 25,000 individuals have accessed services under the state model. A structured client intake process determines eligibility, and the program incorporates comprehensive safety and support planning, including accessibility and transportation considerations, informed consent protocols, supportive touch, and a client bill of rights. Oregon law mandates that psilocybin consumption occurs only at licensed service centers under the supervision of a licensed facilitator.

So what's going on in terms of who's actually accessing this, how it's benefiting, and what's going on with the rollout in Oregon?
It's estimated that over 25,000 people have been served under Oregon's model. There's a client intake process to make sure the client is eligible. There's safety and support planning, accessibility planning, transportation planning, informed consent, for example, supportive touch, a client bill of rights. In Oregon, the law only allows clients to access psilocybin and consume psilocybin at the Licensed Service Center under the supervision of a licensed facilitator.