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RetreatsOregon
United States

Retreats in Oregon

Oregon made history as the first U.S. state to legalize psilocybin therapy. Licensed service centers now offer legal psilocybin experiences in carefully controlled therapeutic settings.

Legal Context

Oregon's Measure 109, passed in 2020 and implemented in 2023, created a legal framework for psilocybin therapy. All sessions must take place at licensed service centers with trained facilitators. Participants must be 21+, complete a preparation session, and remain on-site for the duration of effects. This is the only fully legal psilocybin therapy option in the United States.

2 retreats in Oregon

3 days / 2 nights$1,800 - $2,400
Cascade Psilocybin Retreat

Legal psilocybin therapy in Oregon's beautiful Cascade Mountains.

Cascade Mountains, Oregon
4 participants per session
Facilitated byDr. Sarah Chen
(2 reviews)
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2 days / 1 night$1,500 - $1,900
Willamette Valley Healing Center

Legal psilocybin therapy in Oregon's beautiful wine country.

Willamette Valley, Oregon
2 participants per session
Facilitated byDr. James Morrison
(2 reviews)
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PsyBear logo — psilocybin education and harm reductionPsyBear

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Magic Mushrooms

  • About
  • Strains
  • Species
  • Forms
  • Effects

Discover

  • Dosage Calculator
  • Churches
  • Retreats
  • Legal Status

Conditions

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • PTSD
  • Addiction
  • OCD

Guides

  • Safe Trip
  • Trip Sitter
  • vs SSRIs
  • Microdosing

Resources

  • Blog
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  • Glossary
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© 2026 PsyBear · psybear.co

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Disclaimer: PsyBear provides educational information only. We do not sell, distribute, or encourage the illegal use of controlled substances. Psilocybin remains Schedule I federally. Oregon and Colorado have state-licensed supervised psilocybin programs as of 2026.