Adam Aronovich is a researcher in medical anthropology and global health, focusing on the social, cultural, and ecological dimensions of psychoactive plant use. He is affiliated with the Medical Anthropology Research Center (MARC) at Universitat Rovira i Virgili and has conducted extensive fieldwork in the Peruvian Amazon, exploring the intersections between traditional knowledge systems and contemporary mental health practices.
His work includes qualitative research on the therapeutic and relational dimensions of ayahuasca, in collaboration with organizations such as ICEERS, the Beckley Foundation, and the Temple of the Way of Light.
Aronovich also works as a research coordinator and facilitator, contributing to projects that bridge academic research, community-based practices, and public discourse on psychedelic culture and integration. He has participated in international collaborations and publications addressing the broader implications of the globalization of Indigenous plant medicines.
