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    Last updated October 15, 2025

    This is informational only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently. Consult qualified legal counsel in Oregon for specific guidance.

    Substance-by-Substance Status

    PsilocybinLegal
    KetamineLegal
    MDMATrials Only
    AyahuascaIllegal
    IbogaineIllegal

    Policies & Regulations

    Licensing Framework

    ActiveEffective January 2023

    Oregon Psilocybin Services Act (Measure 109) allows licensed service centers to administer psilocybin to adults 21+ in supervised settings. Facilitators must complete approved training and be licensed by the Oregon Health Authority. This is NOT a medical prescription model — no diagnosis is required.

    What's Allowed

    • •Licensed psilocybin service centers
    • •Supervised psilocybin administration for adults 21+
    • •Licensed facilitator-guided sessions
    • •Group and individual session formats

    Not Allowed

    • •Take-home psilocybin
    • •Unlicensed facilitation
    • •Sales of psilocybin products outside service centers
    • •Use by individuals under 21

    How to Access

    1. 1.Find a licensed psilocybin service center on the OHA registry
    2. 2.Complete an intake/screening session with a licensed facilitator
    3. 3.Schedule your administration session at the service center
    4. 4.Attend preparation, administration, and integration sessions

    Official Resources

    Oregon Health Authority — Psilocybin ServicesOregon Measure 109 Full Text

    Last updated: October 15, 2025

    Decriminalization

    ActiveEffective February 2021

    Oregon Measure 110 (Drug Decriminalization) reclassified personal possession of all drugs from a criminal offense to a Class E violation (max $100 fine). This does not legalize any substances but reduces penalties for personal use amounts.

    Not Allowed

    • •Manufacturing or distribution
    • •Possession above personal use amounts

    How to Access

    1. 1.This is a decriminalization measure, not a legalization or access measure
    2. 2.Reduced penalties apply automatically to personal possession amounts

    Official Resources

    Oregon Measure 110 Overview

    Last updated: June 1, 2025

    Recent Changes

    October 15, 2025

    Oregon Health Authority updated facilitator training requirements, adding 40 additional hours of supervised practice.

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