DENVER — COLORADO’S LEGAL PSYCHEDELIC THERAPY INDUSTRY IS BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE AS REGULATORS RECENTLY UNVEILED THE FIRST RULES REGARDING FACILITATOR EDUCATION, TRAINING AND LICENSURE. IN LATE FEBRUARY, THE DEPARTMENT OF REGULATORY AGENCIES, OR DORA, RELEASED A DRAFT OF THESE RULES, WHICH WAS INFORMED BY RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE 15-MEMBER NATURAL MEDICINE ADVISORY BOARD, THE BOARD SPENT THE BETTER PART OF A YEAR RESEARCHING AND DISCUSSING WHAT THEY THINK ARE BEST PRACTICES FOR FACILITATORS — THE PEOPLE WHO GUIDE OR ADVISE PEOPLE USING PSYCHEDELICS IN A THERAPEUTIC CONTEXT.
