Tag: Oregon
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Why the Psychedelic-Assisted Care Field Needs an Association — And Why We Hope It’s Us
If you’re reading this, you already know something the rest of the world is just catching up on: this work is powerful, it’s hard, and it’s lonely in ways that surprise even the most prepared practitioner. You went through training, built a practice or joined a service center, and somewhere along the way realized no…
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Advocacy Mid-Year Check In
In the first half of 2026, Kathryn Tucker significantly advanced psychedelic medicine advocacy and education, reaching diverse audiences through webinars, podcasts, and in-person events. Her efforts contributed to the historic signing of a Presidential Executive Order on psychedelic policy reform, reflecting her influential role in shaping legal and public perspectives on the subject.
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From the Road to PS25
The National Psychedelics Association (the NPA) hits the road: lessons from Oregon’s trailblazers As the first state to roll out legal psilocybin-based care, Oregon is home to pioneers in Psychedelic-Assisted Care (PAC). At the NPA, we spent the end of 2024 visiting our member service centers across the state, gathering powerful stories, hard-earned insights, and…
