Psilocybin Laws in Vermont
Vermont has active psilocybin legislation and a progressive drug policy tradition — Vermont was the first state to legalize cannabis through the legislature rather than a ballot initiative. Bills for psilocybin therapeutic access are advancing.
Current Legal Status
Active Legislation
Psilocybin remains a controlled substance under Vermont law. A therapeutic access bill passed the Vermont Senate in 2025 and is being debated in the House. Vermont is seen as a likely near-term adopter of a therapeutic program.
Key Legislation
S.114 (2024) proposed a regulated psilocybin therapy program — passed Vermont Senate. H.636 (2025) companion House bill introduced and advancing through committee.
Clinical Trials
University of Vermont Medical Center has research programs. Check ClinicalTrials.gov for Burlington-area enrolling psilocybin studies.
Advocacy Organizations
Vermont Psychedelic Society, Healing Advocacy Fund.
Related Resources
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