An Arizona House panel has taken a significant step toward the legalization of psilocybin service centers, approving a Senate-passed bill that could transform the state into a leader in psychedelic-assisted therapy. The legislation, introduced by Sen. T. J. Shope (R), aims to allow medically supervised use of psilocybin, offering new hope for individuals dealing with conditions like PTSD. With an 8-2 vote, the House Health & Human Services Committee advances the bill, reflecting growing support for therapeutic psychedelics. This move not only marks a pivotal moment in Arizona’s legislative history but also contributes to the broader conversation around the potential benefits of psychedelics for mental health treatment. The bill outlines the framework for licensing therapy centers and establishes an Arizona Psilocybin Advisory Board to oversee the implementation and study of psilocybin-assisted therapy, ensuring safe and accessible treatment options for adults. For more details on this developing story, visit Marijuana Moment.
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