“Jonathan Dickinson, one of the world's leading scholars on the drug”

“Ibogaine is a traditional medicine derived from an African shrub that has been used in the healing rituals of the Bwiti tribe of Gabon for centuries. This remarkable medicine promises to revolutionize the treatment of addiction, traumatic brain injuries, cognitive deficits, even Parkinson's. Jonathan Dickinson is a clinician and entrepreneur who has labored for years to bring ibogaine and its healing potential to the West. This book describes his quest which is bearing fruit at long last.”

“I've personally gone through ibogaine treatment, as have many of my teammates. The impact was life-changing, and in some cases, life-saving. Jonathan Dickinson isn't a theorist; he's a long-time researcher and clinician who has guided thousands through this work. If you're a veteran, first responder, mental health professional, or anyone searching for real answers around trauma and healing, Ibogaine and the Bicameral Mind is a must-read.”

“Ibogaine and the Bicameral Mind is the most bold and comprehensive work on ibogaine to date, written by one of the field's most authoritative voices. Jonathan Dickinson brings rare depth as a clinician scientist, Bwiti initiate, and clinic operator, while pioneering Nagoya-compliant frameworks and medical guidance for the field.”

“As a former Navy SEAL turned executive and mental health advocate, I've seen firsthand how shallow most conversations about trauma, addiction, and 'treatment' really are. Ibogaine and the Bicameral Mind is the first book I've read that does justice to the complexity of this medicine and the people who seek it.”

“From the jungles of Gabon to underground clinics and Navy SEAL recovery programs, this transformative guide reveals ibogaine's potential to bridge spirituality and science, challenging conventional psychiatry and offering hope for those seeking radical healing.”

“Only a handful of practitioners in the ibogaine community possess the depth of understanding, integrity, traditional respect, and real-world experience necessary to write a book of this scope. I feel profound relief that there is finally a work that authentically and rigorously spans Bwiti traditional practice, ibogaine therapy, and their shared history.”

“Ibogaine and the Bicameral Mind is a deeply researched and profoundly humane exploration of one of the most important—and misunderstood—medicines of our time. This book is essential reading for anyone serious about the future of psychedelic-assisted therapy and the ethical stewardship of indigenous medicines.”