Claudio Naranjo was one of the first in the world to explore the psychotherapeutic potential of ibogaine. His early experiments were described in his book The Healing Journey. In this video, produced by ICEERS, GITA’s Director Jonathan Dickinson interviews Naranjo about his early experiments and what ibogaine offers to the psychotherapeutic process.
Claudio Naranjo: The Early Days’ Ibogaine Experiments
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