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Find state-licensed healing centers near you and learn how the Colorado program works.

State-licensed program

Colorado licenses healing centers and facilitators under its state program.

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Town and county pages explain local access, centers, and rules.

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Colorado directory

Psilocybin Therapy in Colorado

This directory helps you find state-licensed healing centers across Colorado, understand how the state program works, and compare towns and counties before you contact a center.

Every listing is checked against the state license list, and centers that cannot be matched to a current license are not published.

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What to expect

How the Colorado program works

1

Preparation

A meeting with a licensed facilitator before an administration session. Ask what it covers, and expect written informed consent to be taken first.

2

Administration session

A session at a state-licensed healing center, or another location the rules allow, with a licensed facilitator supervising.

3

Integration

A meeting with your facilitator after the administration session is complete. Ask whether it is included.

Directory coverage

47

Licensed centers listed

21

Towns covered

15

Counties covered

Licensed directory

Licensed healing centers in Colorado

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Psilocybin Therapy locations across Colorado

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By county

Adams CountyArapahoe CountyBoulder CountyChaffee CountyDenver CountyDouglas CountyEagle CountyEl Paso CountyGarfield CountyJefferson CountyLa Plata CountyLarimer CountyMontrose CountyPitkin CountySummit County

Legal status

Is psilocybin therapy legal in Colorado?

Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act created a state-licensed program for regulated natural medicine services. Adults 21 and older can receive psilocybin services from a licensed facilitator at a licensed healing center.

The Department of Revenue's Natural Medicine Division licenses natural medicine businesses - healing centers, cultivations, manufacturers and testing facilities - and their owners and employees. Healing centers hold either a standard license or a micro license; a micro-Healing Center is a tier that does not store more than 750 milligrams of total psilocin on site. Healing center applicants must show that the proposed address is permitted under the local jurisdiction's zoning laws.

Psilocybin remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law. State licensing and federal status are separate matters. This directory discusses licensed Colorado services, not access outside that program.

Confirm a center's license before booking: Colorado healing center license lookup.

Limits set by the state - a facilitator may not practice medicine or provide psychotherapy alongside natural medicine, and may not serve participants taking lithium or antipsychotic medications.

Sources checked 7 November 2026: Natural Medicine Health Act definitions, C.R.S. 12-170-104 - Healing center licensing, Colorado Natural Medicine Division - Colorado Natural Medicine Division - 21 CFR 1308.11, Schedule I]

County status

  • Adams County: allowed
  • Arapahoe County: allowed
  • Boulder County: allowed
  • Chaffee County: allowed
  • Denver County: allowed
  • Douglas County: allowed
  • Eagle County: allowed
  • El Paso County: allowed
  • Garfield County: allowed
  • Jefferson County: allowed
  • La Plata County: allowed
  • Larimer County: allowed
  • Montrose County: allowed
  • Pitkin County: allowed
  • Summit County: allowed

How a session works

Preparation session - a meeting with a facilitator before an administration session. An initial consultation or a general inquiry does not count as preparation. Expect written informed consent first.

Administration session - a session at a licensed healing center, or another location the rules allow, where a participant experiences regulated natural medicine under a licensed facilitator's supervision. This guide gives no doses or usage instructions.

Integration session - a meeting with a facilitator after an administration session. Ask whether it is included and how follow-up is arranged.

Sources checked 7 November 2026: Natural Medicine Health Act definitions, C.R.S. 12-170-104 - Natural Medicine Licensure Rules, 4 CCR 755-1 - Colorado Natural Medicine Division

Cost guide

This guide does not quote prices or suggest a typical range. Ask each center for its written pricing.

Before paying, ask what the quoted total includes: whether the preparation, administration and integration sessions are included or billed separately, whether there are other fees, and what the payment, cancellation and refund terms are. Ask each center directly whether it accepts insurance or offers payment plans.

Compare the services described alongside the price. A higher or lower price does not establish suitability or a particular result.

Confirm a center's license before booking: Colorado healing center license lookup.

Sources checked 7 November 2026: Natural Medicine Health Act definitions, C.R.S. 12-170-104 - Colorado Natural Medicine Division - healing center license lookup

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Common questions

Questions about psilocybin therapy in Colorado

Recruiting clinical trials

Investigation to Understand and Optimize Psilocybin

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Study of Psilocybin Assisted Psychotherapy to Address Fear of Recurrence

NCT06430541 · PHASE1 · University of Colorado, Denver

  • Outpatient CTRC · Aurora
  • University of Colorado Cancer Center · Aurora
Safety and Tolerability Trial of Psilocybin in Healthy Older Adults

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  • University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus · Aurora
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  • University of Colorado Anschutz Medical campus (CU AMC) · Aurora

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