Since 2020, when Ann Arbor essentially decriminalized entheogenic plants and fungi, no fewer than ten storefronts have sprung up throughout town. The newest shop is Psilly on S. Main, owned by Kyle Price and his sister, Cari Johnson, who started the business five years ago as a delivery service. “We’ve kind of aimed toward the mental health portion of this business,” Page says. “Not that we don’t have people that come in for recreational purposes, but that seems to be kind of our area. We work with some doctors in the area that are doing integrated plant medicine with their therapy.”

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