When the government gets involved...

Oregon licensed the first “psilocybin service center” on May 5, making it possible as soon as this summer to take psychedelic mushrooms in a supervised setting that complies with state laws created by Measure 109 passed in 2020. 

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One of the biggest criticisms of Oregon’s psilocybin program is that guided therapy sessions will be unaffordable for most people because of the costs involved. Jonas’ experience confirms that.

She charges $3,500 for a high-dose, six-hour trip, an amount she needs to break even. She charges less for shorter experiences with less psilocybin. For those, there is a group rate, too.

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-Don in Oregon