For mental health professionals and referral partners

Facilitated Psilocybin Services in Oregon

A structured, legal, and supervised option for adults seeking a carefully screened psilocybin experience within Oregon’s licensed service model.

What may facilitated psilocybin administration be useful for?

Research on psilocybin has grown in recent years. Public guidance commonly points to emerging evidence in:

  • Depression
  • Anxiety and existential distress
  • Trauma-related distress
  • Addiction and recovery support

In Oregon, psilocybin services are offered within a regulated health and wellness model. They are not FDA-approved medical treatment and do not involve prescription or take-home medication.

Who may be a good candidate?

  • Seeking a legal, supervised alternative to unsupervised use
  • Open to preparation, reflection, and integration
  • At a plateau in their active mental health journey
  • Psychologically stable enough for a non-ordinary state experience
  • Engaged in ongoing care or open to collaborative support

Who may not be a good fit?

  • Current ideation of harm to self or others
  • Active psychosis or relevant psychotic disorder history
  • Recent lithium use
  • Situations requiring a higher level of care or a different intervention
  • Looking for an easy fix or magic wand

Why refer to psilocybin services?

  • Supports coordination with existing therapeutic relationships
  • Offers preparation, supervised administration, and integration
  • Introduces structured screening and informed consent
  • Provides a legal pathway for patients already considering psilocybin

Psilocybin services are not a replacement for psychotherapy or therapy in general, nor do they replace therapists, psychologists or other mental healthcare professional. Psilocybing services may function as a complementary service within a broader treatment context.

Safety: regulated services vs. unsupervised use

Unsupervised or street use

  • Unknown identity, potency, or dose
  • Possible contamination or misidentification
  • No formal screening or informed consent
  • No trained support during distress
  • No structured follow-up

Licensed Oregon services

  • Required preparation and screening
  • Licensed and trained facilitators
  • Informed consent and client protections
  • Administration at licensed service centers
  • Tested products from licensed manufacturers
  • Integration offered after administration

Access in Oregon

Adults must be 21 or older. No prescription or referral is required.

  1. Contact a licensed service center
  2. Complete a preparation session
  3. Review informed consent and safety planning
  4. Participate in administration at the service center, if eligible
  5. Attend or be offered integration

Oregon legal context

Oregon law allows health care providers to discuss psilocybin services with patients, supporting informed clinical conversations about access and referral.

Referral consultation

Consultation topics

  • Clarify how psilocybin services integrate with ongoing care*
  • Discuss patient fit and screening considerations
  • Review safety and contraindications
*At Unstuck we screen for and strongly prefer clients already maintaining care with a mental health professional. This is why we have teamed up with Psychologists/Psilocybin Facilitators Dan and Kim Golletz to offer a referral consultation service for mental health professionals exploring the option of psilocbyin treatment for those under their care.

Contact

Daniel Golletz, Ph.D
Psychologist & Psilocybin Facilitator
  • Organization: Unstuck Psilocybin Treatment Center
  • Location: Corvallis, Oregon
  • Phone: (541) 758‒1556
  • Email: drdan@peakpsych.com
  • Website: unstuckoregon.com

Important notice

Oregon psilocybin services are a state-regulated service model and are not FDA-approved medical treatment. Psilocybin remains federally illegal. Participation depends on screening, eligibility, and individual risk considerations.