Althea

Legal psil0cybin, sessions in Oregon and Colorado typically run $2,000 to $3,000. We built Althea's Pick because cost shouldn't be the reason someone misses an experience that could meaningfully change their life.

$750 gets you everything the law requires and we believe matters: preparation, a facilitated session, and integration support. The tradeoff is you don't hand-pick your facilitator. Our care navigation team matches you into a small group, 4 to 8 people, based on your goals, availability, and fit. Every facilitator on our platform is licensed, vetted, and backed by real participant outcome data.

Don't see a date that works? Book anyway. We're forming new groups constantly and will match you to one that fits.
Upcoming dates in Portland and Denver, link in bio.

21+. Available under Oregon and Colorado's regulated natural medicine programs.

A psychedelic experience can open something. Integration is what happens next.

Insight doesn't automatically become how you live. Knowing you don't have to earn love in a profound moment is different from staying connected to that knowing when you feel rejected. That gap is where integration happens, and it's not linear. Something that felt small during a journey can surface again months later.

We're hosting free integration circles, every second Tuesday, led by Adriana Robertson. A space to be witnessed by others who've also journeyed inward, without needing to have it figured out.

5:30-6:30pm MT. Free on Zoom. Open to anyone who has had a psychedelic experience. Details sent upon RSVP.

Link in bio to reserve your spot, or go to withalthea.com/integration.

Researchers at CU Anschutz analyzed Althea session data to create the largest real-world study looking at legal psilocybin services ever conducted.

2,363 participants. 253 facilitators. Oregon and Colorado.

Highlights:
→ Depression scores (PHQ-9) fell 49% two weeks after dosing
→ Anxiety scores (GAD-7) fell 51%
→ Well-being (WHO-5) rose 22%
→ Doses above 30mg didn't outperform lower doses
→ People on SSRIs needed a higher dose and had a less intense mystical experience, but their symptom improvements matched everyone else's, with no serotonin syndrome reported
→ Participants who'd typically be excluded from clinical trials for psychosis or bipolar history took part with no related adverse events
→ Most adverse events were mild. A small number of participants with no prior history reported new suicidal thoughts after dosing, a signal we think needs more monitoring, not less attention

These are two-week results, not long-term outcomes. That's the next study.

Full preprint and live outcomes dashboard: links in bio.

Not medical advice. Psilocybin services are regulated and only legally available through licensed facilitators in Oregon and Colorado.

The New York Times just asked that exact question.

Their reporting on clinics in Mexico found undisclosed dosing, unscreened medical histories, drug combinations pushed with no oversight. In the worst cases, sexual assault and death. It’s awful. We can do better.

Here’s what regulated looks like instead. In Oregon and Colorado: licensed facilitators, lab-tested products, someone in the room the whole time, doses capped by law.

In our study of 2,363 supervised psilocybin sessions: about 4% had mild adverse events, as good as clinical trials. Same category of drug. Not even close to the same outcomes.

We broke down the full comparison: link in bio.

Pioneers from A to Z in DC. This is Angie Allbee and Dominick Zurlo, respective administrators of our nation's first psilocybin program in Oregon and our latest in New Mexico.

SAMHSA pulled together leaders in our emerging industry to meet in our nation's capitol to collaborate with federal agencies across HHS as we prepare for psilocybin therapy to meet mainstream Americans, coast to coast.

Read more in Tricycle Day 🫠 tomorrow. 🫠

“Psychedelics are your birthright” Rose Moulin-Franco ‘blew our minds’ with her PsyCon talk. Psycon Events

Have questions about Oregon’s legal psilocybin program? Whether you’re searching deep in the details of the regulation or simply looking for service providers — Ask our GPT here: https://withalthea.com/2025/09/29/your-ai-assistant-for-the-oregon-psilocybin-program/

Althea had a blast at this week. We got to meet some many psilo enthusiasts, hear amazing thought leaders speak, and throw an awesome party with and others. Check out our latest blog on powerful psilocybin stories: https://withalthea.com/2025/03/13/powerful-stories-of-psilocybin-what-i-heard-at-sxsw/

Hope our neighbors like neon pink!

We just published a new post: Are you ready for a psychedelic experience?
The Psychedelic Preparedness Scale (PPS) evaluates an individual's readiness for psychedelic experiences based on mental health stability, intention, knowledge, support systems, and coping skills. Developed by researchers at Imperial College London, the PPS consists of 20 questions yielding scores from 0 to 140, guiding users in improving their preparation for a safe journey....