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At a forest facility in Oregon, the first US state to allow supervised use of the drug, students work toward becoming licensed trip facilitators
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At a forest facility in Oregon, the first US state to allow supervised use of the drug, students work toward becoming licensed trip facilitators
Portland will soon be home to the third psilocybin facility in Oregon after voters passed Ballot Measure 109 three years ago.
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Eckert is with innertrek, a new company founded to train facilitators in oregon. tom and his late wife played a big role in bringing legalized psilocybin therapy services to the state. >> we were the first to bring this idea forward that maybe there's a campaign to bring this into existence. it passed in oregon with 55% of the vote. >> maybe you start to notice your breath. >> oregon's regulations will require facilitators to administer the doses of psilocybin in licensed service centers. at least a dozen expected to open in the state by the end of the year. innertrek plans to open one in port...