Brandon Richard is a reporter for Denver7 in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER — Colorado will soon become the second state — after Oregon — to launch a psychedelic therapy program .The state will begin accepting applications from those wanting to provide psychedelic therapy services on Dec. 31. The first healing centers — where psychedelics will be administered — are expected to open in June 2025.Voters approved the legalization of certain psychedelic mushrooms in Nov. 2022.
“I, for one, do not feel very comfortable with being on the cutting edge, maybe even the bleeding edge, with how to experiment with this in the community,” said Colorado Springs City Councilman Brian Risley. “So, I feel pretty strongly that we should exercise our ability to enact some zoning requirements.
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