The Psilocybin Behavioral Health Access and Services Act seeks to establish a regulated framework for the production, use, and administration of psilocybin in New Jersey, particularly for behavioral health treatment. The bill decriminalizes psilocybin-related offenses for individuals aged 21 and older, allowing for personal cultivation and providing a pathway for individuals with past convictions to seek resentencing or expungement. It emphasizes the establishment of safe, legal psilocybin service centers, supervised by trained facilitators, and mandates the creation of the Psilocybin Behavioral Health Access and Services Advisory Board within the Department of Health to oversee the implementation and regulation of psilocybin services.

The legislation outlines specific requirements for psilocybin product manufacturers, service centers, and workers, including the necessity for psilocybin worker permits and adherence to public health standards. It prohibits advertising psilocybin products to the public and restricts their sale to ensure they are only provided under supervision. The Department of Health is tasked with creating a tracking system for psilocybin products, conducting safety testing, and maintaining compliance records. Additionally, the bill introduces a social opportunity program to assist individuals from distressed areas in obtaining licenses for psilocybin-related businesses, promoting equity and access within the industry.