New Mexico Medical Psilocybin Program · Advisory Board
Reviewed July 25, 2026. Topics updated for the August 28 rule hearing.
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"The 35 hour didactic requirement seems insufficient. I hope there will be more time for a thoughtful discussion and a rationale before the number of didactic hours is set. An official training and education committee intercession work group would be helpful in pulling together all of the different ideas that have been discussed informally. Then a clear recommendation could be brought to the advisory board."
From Kate Hawke.
Read it on Training hours →"Safety is not merely a protocol surrounding the intervention. Safety is an essential ingredient in the intervention itself." Four points on what should define a credible training program: a clinically and trauma-informed curriculum, ethics woven throughout, a meaningful practicum, and admissions that assess readiness.
Public comment to the July 17 board meeting, from Amy Wong-Hope.
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