Is Psilocybin Legal in Colorado?

What is Legal Psilocybin Assisted Therapy?

Psilocybin Assisted Therapy uses dried psilocybin mushrooms to guide you into a non ordinary state of consciousness, typically lasting about five hours, that can bring unconscious material to the surface. This work is always paired with:

Licensed Clinical Natural Medicine Facilitators | Colorado-licensed Psychotherapists | Colorado-regulated Medical & Mental Health Intake and Screening Process | Preparation | Integration | Ongoing Resources for Support

Psilocybin-assisted therapy involves administering psilocybin in a professional, supportive setting with a trained facilitator or therapist who provides psychological support throughout the experience and is able to offer support or connect you to support after your psilocybin journey experience.

Who can provide legal Psilocybin Assisted Therapy?

Psilocybin-assisted therapeutic services are now legally available in Colorado. As of summer 2025, the state has finalized rules and regulations for regulated access to psilocybin mushrooms, and licensed facilitators are able to provide services within licensed healing centers.

Camila Pastor, LCSW and Nikki Fall, LCSW completed their 150-hour facilitator training and supervised practice with Fluence Training. With Clinical Natural Medicine Facilitator licenses, they are now able to offer psilocybin (mushroom) facilitation and therapy services at DORA-approved centers in Downtown Denver, Colorado.

Proposition 122 also decriminalizes what is called "personal use" of psilocybin mushrooms. This means that it is no longer a criminal offense under State law to grow, possess, or ingest psilocybin mushrooms. Persons may also share or give away psilocybin mushrooms without remuneration (i.e., without payment) to persons who are at least twenty-one years of age.

What does your Natural Medicine credentialing in Colorado mean?

Professional Licenses: OUR HOUSE therapists hold active, separate professional licenses as LCSWs (Licensed Clinical Social Workers) that legally authorizes diagnosing and treating mental and behavioral health conditions. This means that Nikki and Camila are able to assess whether psilocybin therapy is appropriate and safe for you.

Training: Nikki and Camila completed an approved natural medicine training program consisting of at least 150 hours of didactic and experiential education.

Safety Screening: OUR HOUSE follows Colorado mandates using structured safety screens, risk reviews, and primary care coordination for complex medical or psychiatric medications (such as lithium or antipsychotics).

How do I get started?

Camila and Nikki offer free consultations to answer your questions. It's a chance to talk through what you are looking for, meet the facilitators and learn how ketamine and psilocybin compare and which medicine path may be right for you.