Executive Director Center for Psychedelic Policy

Astoria, Oregon
Joined April 2012
Oregon’s current psilocybin services program offers an important early case study for other regions looking to facilitate access to psychedelics. In a recent paper, CPCR researchers analyzed the first full year of data from the Oregon Health Authority, examining how Oregon’s policy has balanced safety and access to psychedelics outside of clinical settings. See the full paper here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New pilot study shows two doses of psilocybin reduced symptom burden by ~40% in people with post-treatment Lyme disease (PTLD), with improvements in pain, fatigue, sleep, and mood lasting up to 6 months. Findings are still very preliminary, but suggests psilocybin may be a new avenue for treating PTLD and possibly similar illnesses. hopkinslyme.org/news/psilocy…
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This is cool, but I still don't understand why were still stuck on federal "research" when tens of thousands of people have gone through Oregon's psilocybin program. It's providing safe and positive outcomes at 20x the scale of clinical trials, for a fraction of the cost.
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I think psychedelic pilot programs are the sweet spot for state legislatures right now to advance focused access frameworks that can scale over time, that also ideally include funding not just for program admin, but for treatment as well. LFG Nevada!!
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🚨 BREAKING: New Mexico SB 219 PASSES Senate Judiciary! With unanimous support, the Medical Psilocybin Act moves to Senate Finance, bringing NM closer to becoming the first state to pass a psilocybin therapy program via the legislature. A major step forward—what’s next? 🧵👇
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📜 Read the full text of New Mexico SB 219 – The Medical Psilocybin Act here: nmlegis.gov/Legislation/Legi…
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🏛️ Big U.S. Psychedelic MO(entum) Update: The following 24 state legislatures currently have **ACTIVE** legislation dealing with psychedelics: AZ, CA, CO, CT, GA, HI, IL, IN, IA, KS, MA, MO, MT, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OR, RI, UT, VT, VA, WA #NationalPsychedelicLandscapeAssessment
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Feels important to clarify that Missouri HB 829, if passed, would let veterans legally use psilocybin **via FDA clinical trials** (as opposed to some form of a state regulated access program)
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UPDATE: AZ SB 1555 aiming to establish a licensed & regulated program for psilocybin therapy has been gutted and replaced with a study committee. Unclear if there will be an attempt to revive it at this point. Opposition from the AZ Medical Assc likely to have played a role.
🚨 AZ *just* introduced SB 1555, a bill to license & regulate #psilocybin therapy 📄 Read the bill: azleg.gov/legtext/57leg/1R/b… IMHO: Arizona is without question in the top 5 states most likely to pass meaningful psychedelic access legislation via state legislature this year #AZleg
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Psychedelic policy reform efforts now stretch coast-to-coast in the 2025 state legislative session!
Psychedelic Policy Push Continues: 60+ Bills, 22 States Read our round-up of bills as the tally surpasses sixty across 22 states. That means there’s a band of proposed psychedelic policy reforms from coast-to-coast across the contiguous United States. psychedelicalpha.com/news/ps…
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