2026 Requirements
On October 24, 2025, OPS adopted new and updated administrative rules (please see:
OPS Rules with Tracked Changes). On November 4, 2025, OPS sent a
Letter to Licensed Facilitators describing new and updated rules effective January 1, 2026. OPS also sent a letter describing rules related to
Product Labels and Potency.
As part of new 2026 requirements, OPS developed an updated
Continuing Facilitator Education Hours Log for use beginning January 1, 2026 (more information about Continuing Facilitator Education Requirements below). OPS also updated several operational forms that must be used beginning January 1, 2026:
OPS updated the Client Information Form to include information related to facilitators who hold other professional licenses issued by boards identified in recent legislation, HB 2387.
OPS updated the 303 Client Data Form to comply with HB 2387 which amends ORS 475A to require the collection of 'veteran status' of clients. The 303 Client Data Form was updated to include new categories in the racial and ethnic identity questions to reflect the REALD and SOGI Demographic Data Collection Standards developed by the OHA Equity and Inclusion Division.
OPS updated the Psilocybin Product and End of Session form to include information related to facilitators who hold other professional licenses issued by boards identified in recent legislation, HB 2387.
Based on rules adopted in 2025, OPS updated the Client Bill of Rights to remove the right "To receive prior notice of any service center licensee representatives who may be present in the
client administration area to assist with operations".
Renew a Facilitator License
All psilocybin license types have a one-year term, beginning on the date the license was first issued.
To ensure license continuity, you must submit a complete renewal application at least 60 days before your license expires. See
OAR 333-333-4250.
- Renewal applications that are complete, submitted according to requirements, and submitted at least 60 days before the license expires will be considered timely under OPS rules. Licensees who submit timely applications may continue to operate on an expired license if OPS is unable to process the renewal application prior to the license expiration date. Incomplete renewal applications will not be considered timely unless they are made complete at least 60 days before the license expires.
- Renewal applications that are submitted less than 60 days before the license expires will be considered untimely under OPS rules. Licensees who submit untimely applications are prohibited from continuing to operate on an expired license if OPS is unable to process the renewal application prior to the license expiration date. Licensees are prohibited from exercising license privileges on the date their license expires if OPS is unable to process their renewal application before the expiration date and the renewal application is untimely.
We encourage licensees to begin the renewal process as soon as the renewal window in TLC opens. The renewal window in TLC opens 120 days prior to your license expiration date.