Medical marijuana evaluations for patients living in Colorado and Montana! Doc Morrison is an advocate for patients, including those facing pre-trial, probation, or parole.
Friendly, Helpful, Non-Judgemental
Dr. Pryor MD MPH is a Colorado native and has been serving the MMJ community for over 12 years!
We offer experienced and educational Harm Reduction consultations for individuals (21+) who are looking to explore therapeutic psilocybin microdosing.
The focus of my career has always been on helping people reduce harm and reclaim their health! From my time at Denver Health, working in emergency medicine and neurosurgery, through the 12+ years I’ve been working as a medical marijuana doctor, to our most recent foray into providing bona fide harm reduction services to patients seeking consistent and safe access to psilocybin microdoses, I believe in meeting people where they are at to get them the help they need.
Quitting or reducing the need for substances like alcohol, nicotine, or opioids, along with managing stress, PTSD, and grief are just a few of the ways our approaches to natural medicine and harm reduction help patients find a path that truly supports healing and progress.
Every person’s path is unique. That’s why I offer structured harm reduction services built around genuine relationships. Together we’ll create a personalized plan—with microdosing support, ongoing guidance, and direct access to me—so you can move toward balance, clarity, and a better quality of life.
Microdosing psilocybin is one of the most effective tools we use. At safe, sub-perceptual levels, it may ease anxiety, improve focus and creativity, help rewire the patterns that keep people stuck, and curb cravings. This natural, non-addictive approach empowers lasting change without the risks of harmful substances.
Personalized care rooted in compassion, science, and a commitment to helping you move forward safely and confidently.
Physician-led evaluations grounded in science, compliance, and years of clinical experience.
Evidence-informed natural therapies designed to reduce harm and restore balance.
Streamlined appointments with complete privacy and discretion.
Personalized protocols and direct physician access for safe, responsible care.
Doc Morrison not only provides safe, tested, and precision-formulated microdosing as part of our bona fide harm reduction, but through the Denver Myco Market, we also provide expertise, knowledge, and supplies for individuals looking to start their own natural medicine journey.
The Denver Myco Market carries a range of mycological supplies, including liquid cultures, which are all cultivated and tested in the same lab environment as the species used for Doc Morrison’s microdoses.
Our in-house mycologist has decades of experience and knowledge and is available to answer questions and provide guidance for growers and explorers of all levels!
Choose a convenient time online and complete your secure intake form before your visit.
Meet with Doc Morrison for a personalized assessment of your symptoms, and eligibility.
Receive clear guidance, documentation, and next steps tailored to your treatment plan.
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Colorado, you must:
Be a Colorado resident with a valid, physical state-issued ID.
Have a qualifying medical condition, such as:
Medical Evaluation: Schedule an appointment with a licensed medical marijuana doctor for an evaluation.
Physician Certification: If you qualify, the doctor will provide a certification.
Online Application: Create an account on the Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry and submit your application along with the physician certification.
Payment: Pay the state application fee.
Approval: Once approved, you can download and print your medical marijuana card.
You will need:
A valid Colorado ID or driver’s license.
Social Security number (ITIN not eligible)
Physician certification (like the one provided by Doc Morrison).
Payment method for the application fee.
If you are applying for an extended plant count or are under 21, additional medical records may be required.
Approvals are typically processed within 2-3 business days. The state no longer accepts mail in applications.
Up to 2 ounces of usable marijuana.
No more than 6 marijuana plants, with 3 or fewer being mature, flowering plants.
Yes, all personal and medical information is protected under HIPAA regulations and is kept confidential throughout the evaluation and application process.
Since 2000, Colorado’s medical marijuana law (Amendment 20) has allowed patients with qualifying debilitating medical conditions to legally access cannabis for therapeutic use. To qualify, patients must receive a recommendation from a licensed Colorado physician and register with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to obtain a Medical Marijuana Registry ID card.
With a valid registry card, medical marijuana patients in Colorado are permitted to legally possess up to two ounces of usable cannabis and cultivate up to six marijuana plants (no more than three mature and flowering at once). These patient rights ensure safe, regulated access to medical cannabis under Colorado state law.
If you are exploring how to get a Colorado medical marijuana card, our resources help guide you through eligibility requirements, physician recommendations, and the registration process—so you can take the next step toward legal, safe, and responsible medical cannabis use.
Psilocybin is not recreationally legal in the state of Colorado, and it is not legal to purchase ready-to-consume products directly through retail. Bona fide harm reduction is a framework that allows us to provide patients with the access to psilocybin in precise, controlled, and tested amounts so that they can experience the care that they need.
Proposition 122, the Natural Medicine Health Act, decriminalized the use of psilcybin and certain other naturally derived psychedelic chemicals for personal use for adults 21+. This amendment to Colorado law also paved the way for bona fide harm reduction, which allows Doc Morrison to provide consultations around the use of psilocybin microdoses for therapeutic purposes.
As part of bona fide harm reduction, Doc Morrison is able to provide patients with access to psilocybin-containing microdoses, in addition to post-consultation support and follow-up. Bona fide harm reduction does not constitute therapy or medical treatment.