Magic Mushrooms in Washington

NCT05847686 is a University of Washington Phase I/II clinical trial testing psilocybin combined with therapy for patients with metastatic cancer and cancer-related anxiety or distress. The supplied Washington dataset identifies it as the UW psilocybin cancer-related distress trial. This is a research listing, not a commercial access program.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

NCT06853912, also referenced as PsiloStudy, is a University of Washington state-funded trial of psilocybin with psychological support for military veterans and first responders with co-occurring PTSD and alcohol use disorder. Source notes describe a single 25 mg psilocybin dose, non-directive psychological support, and integration therapy, with enrollment opening in early 2025. This is a research trial, not a public commercial service.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The UW Center for Novel Therapeutics in Addiction Psychiatry is a University of Washington research program in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences directed by Dr. Nathan Sackett. Source notes describe PsiloStudy, a state-funded trial enrolling about 40 military veterans and first responders with co-occurring PTSD and alcohol use disorder for a single 25 mg psilocybin dose with psychological support and integration therapy. The center is also connected to group psilocybin-assisted therapy retreat research and Dr. Anthony Back's clinician-burnout psilocybin trial.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Ayahuasca Community Fellowship, also known as Aya de la Vid, operates near the Seattle area on a five-acre property in Roy, Washington. The supplied notes describe three-day ayahuasca ceremony weekends led by ordained Traditional Elders from Amazonian lineages plus facilitators, with BookRetreats listing 5.00 ratings from 24 reviews. Ayahuasca remains Schedule I, and no DEA exemption was confirmed for this organization in the supplied dataset.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Church of Gaia is a Spokane 501(c)(3) entheogenic church using ayahuasca as sacrament. Source notes state it received a DEA religious-exemption approval in May 2025 through the Petition for Religious Exemption process, making it one of the few U.S. churches with legal ayahuasca access. Ceremonies are led with Shipibo-Konibo Indigenous ceremonial leaders from Peru, and membership is by application after attending events and building community relationships.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

AIMS Institute is a Seattle integrative medicine clinic founded by Dr. Sunil Aggarwal, MD, PhD, offering ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and related integrative care. Source notes list individual KAP at $545, group KAP and Tele-KAP at $345, and ketamine-magnesium pain infusions at $355. Dr. Aggarwal is a central figure in federal psilocybin Right-to-Try litigation and the DEA rescheduling petition, but AIMS is not a Washington psilocybin provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Ketamine Clinic of Seattle is a legal ketamine infusion clinic serving people with depression, mood disorders, and chronic pain. It is included as a Washington legal clinical bridge while psilocybin services remain illegal outside research and religious contexts. This is not a licensed psilocybin provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Northwest Ketamine Clinics is an IV ketamine infusion clinic group with Washington locations including Seattle and Bellevue. Founded in 2017, the clinic reports more than 50,000 IV ketamine infusions by 2026 and clinic-reported symptom reduction in many patients within one to three weeks. Services focus on depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, chronic pain, and suicidal ideation, with financing and superbills available because off-label ketamine is generally not covered.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Phoenix Hope Seattle is listed in the supplied Washington dataset as a ketamine treatment clinic for treatment-resistant depression. It is part of the legal clinical bridge category while Washington psilocybin policy remains unresolved. Verify current services, location, and eligibility directly.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Seattle NTC is a mental health clinic offering neuroscience-oriented treatments including TMS, ketamine, ECT, VNS, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. The supplied dataset includes it as part of Washington's legal ketamine bridge for people seeking psychedelic-adjacent care. It is not a psilocybin service center.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Spectrum Psychological Associates is a psychotherapy practice with a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy program using sublingual ketamine. The practice also offers EMDR, DBT, and trauma-focused therapy. It is included as a legal ketamine bridge listing and is not a Washington psilocybin provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psychedelic Passage's Washington page is a nationwide guide-matching service page for psychedelic-assisted support and therapeutic psilocybin experiences. The supplied dataset notes that Washington-specific service areas cover multiple cities, but Washington has no licensed psilocybin provider system. Treat this as a legal-gray-area private-support resource rather than a regulated service-center listing.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Cascadia Psychedelic Society is a regional community group in the Seattle area and broader Pacific Northwest. The supplied notes describe intermittent professional speakers, films, and community events. Verify current programming before relying on the listing.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Decriminalize Nature Seattle is the local advocacy chapter behind Seattle Resolution 32021, which made entheogen-related activity the city's lowest law-enforcement priority in October 2021. The supplied notes connect the chapter to activists including Leonora Russell, LMFT, and Tatiana Luz Quintana. This is an advocacy listing, not a commercial access provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Decriminalize Spokane is listed in the supplied dataset as an active organizing effort pursuing a psychedelic decriminalization resolution in Spokane. The source cited is a video reference rather than a full official website, so details should be treated as early-stage advocacy context. Spokane was listed as pending or in-progress, not a confirmed decriminalized jurisdiction.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Entheo Society of Washington is an advocacy and education nonprofit led by executive director Leonora Russell, LMFT, who is also connected to Decriminalize Nature Seattle. The organization developed Initiative Measure No. 1886, an Oregon-style psilocybin services proposal that did not make the 2022 ballot. It continues education and advocacy work in Washington's psychedelic policy ecosystem.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Hippie and a Veteran Foundation is a 501(c)(3) veteran psychedelic advocacy organization founded by Army National Guard veteran Lauren Feringa. The supplied notes describe alternative-therapy advocacy for veterans, including psilocybin and stellate ganglion block, plus veteran psychedelic discourse events. Feringa is also listed as a REACH WA board member.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

MagicMushroomsSeattle.com is an educational resource website covering Seattle's psychedelic landscape. The supplied notes describe policy tracking, a community directory, integration resources, and legal explainers, including a Seattle psychedelic community page. It does not sell or facilitate psilocybin access.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Port Townsend Psychedelic Society is an education, advocacy, and community organization co-founded by Erin Reading. The supplied notes credit it with leading Port Townsend and Jefferson County decriminalization efforts. Services include educational classes, trainings on safe psychedelic use, community gatherings, and policy advocacy.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psychedelic Medicine Alliance of Washington is a statewide legislative advocacy nonprofit co-directed by Kody Zalewski of Calyx Law and Tatiana Luz Quintana. The supplied notes credit PMAW with an 18-month campaign culminating in Seattle Resolution 32021 and with testimony on SB 5201, SB 5921, and HB 1433. This is an advocacy organization, not a service provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Psychedelic Society of Seattle is listed in the supplied Washington dataset as an active online community and Facebook group. It is included as a peer-discussion resource rather than a provider, clinic, or access service. Verify group rules and current activity directly on Facebook.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

REACH Washington, the Responsible Entheogen Access & Community Healing Coalition, is a nonprofit advocacy coalition connected to Initiative Measure 2076. The measure proposes adult possession, cultivation, gifting, transfer, and compensated peer-supported services for natural psychedelics, with a community resource advisory council. Source notes identify Rachel Cervenak as co-director, Lauren Feringa as a board member, and attorney Jon Dennis as an advisory board member.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Seattle Psychedelic Society is a community education and meetup organization founded by Sebastian DeRosia. The supplied notes describe recurring meetups around integration, microdosing discussions, wellness, and beginner-friendly psychedelic education. It welcomes people with no prior psychedelic experience.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

SetSet is a psychedelic education and integration platform founded by April Pride, a Seattle-based entrepreneur who also founded Van der Pop. The supplied notes describe clinician-created education guides, microdosing resources, the SetSet with April Pride podcast, Psychedelic Salon events at Town Hall Seattle, integration community, and mushroom strain reviews. This is an education platform rather than a provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Tacoma Psychedelic Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on education, community, integration, and harm reduction. The supplied notes list monthly psychedelic book clubs, integration circles, and affinity groups for veterans, providers, BIPOC community, cultivation, D&D, and advocacy. The group supported passage of Tacoma Resolution 41609 in January 2025.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Zome Seattle is a peer-led community events project co-directed by Tatiana Luz Quintana, who is also connected to PMAW. The supplied notes describe intergenerational events, nature-oriented gatherings, and exploration of psychedelics and community across Western Washington. This is a community-events listing, not a commercial access provider.

Last verified: 2026-06-15