Oregon Psilocybin: Market Failure or Strategic Attrition?

Is the Oregon Psilocybin program actually failing, or are we just witnessing the "messy middle" of a brand-new profession? If you’ve heard headlines about service center closures or market oversaturation, this episode offers a necessary reality check.

Entheogen Institute director Coeli Dwivedi, MS, LPF, breaks down the current state of Oregon Psilocybin Services through the lens of public health and the "Diffusion of Innovation" framework. We explore why current shifts aren't signs of a "collapse," but are actually predictable milestones in the maturation of a regulated health system.

⚖️ SYSTEMS INSIGHTS:

✨ The Innovation Curve: Why moving from the "Innovator" phase to "Early Adoption" always looks like a crisis from the outside.

✨ Strategic Attrition: Understanding why early participants exit as expectations clarify and the field professionalizes.

✨ Market Realities: A data-driven look at why there is still significant room for new facilitators despite the "oversaturation" narrative.

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⚠️ EDUCATIONAL CONTENT DISCLAIMER:This episode discusses peer-reviewed research and legally regulated psilocybin programs in Oregon and Colorado. This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with a licensed facilitator or health care provider.