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    Why Is Psychological Integration Necessary in Non-Native Contexts?

    In recent years, traditional Indigenous medicines have expanded internationally beyond the territories where they have been used for...

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    The Art of Integration: How to Support Ayahuasca Experiences

    Integration is one of the most delicate moments in the ayahuasca process. Once the intensity of the experience subsides, a person is...

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    Fuertedélica 2025: A Living Laboratory of Community, Tradition, and Science

    Fuerteventura, with its volcanic landscape and supernatural light, became for a week a meeting point between ancestral knowledge,...

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    Nexus 2025: Creativity, Art and Consciousness by the Mediterranean

    Del 10 al 12 de octubre de 2025, Rincón de la Victoria, en la costa malagueña, se convirtió en el epicentro de la exploración...

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    Why Is Psychological Integration Necessary in Non-Native Contexts?

    In recent years, traditional Indigenous medicines have expanded internationally beyond the territories where they have been used for centuries for ritual, medical, or community purposes. Ayahuasca, peyote, psilocybin mushrooms, and iboga are now circulating in clinics, spiritual retreats, and Western therapeutic settings. However, as these practices expand, a question that transcends the initial enthusiasm becomes apparent: what happens after the session?

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    Colombia: Yagé Territory

    Colombia, where the Amazonian medicine is known as yagé, has the highest prevalence of ayahuasca consumption among all countries with official surveys providing specific statistics.

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    The Custom of Taking Ayahuasca in Spain

    Spain has a decades long context for ayahuasca ceremonial practices. Despite a reported low prevalence of ayahuasca consumption, our investigation highlights the distinctive characteristics of Spanish ayahuasca drinkers.

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    Examining the Deaths Misattributed to Ayahuasca

    The mainstream media seemed to have it pinpointed: ayahuasca was the cause of these 58 fatalities. And ayahuasca’s mention in the headline offered undeniable clickbait from a journalistic point of view.

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    Four Million People Have Taken Ayahuasca Worldwide

    If the ayahuasqueros of the world united, they could create a human chain stretching from Madrid to Moscow and back. This interesting tidbit is based on recent research from ICEERS that reveals that approximately four million people have taken ayahuasca at some time in their lives in America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

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    Avoid Taking What Ayahuasca “Tells” You Literally

    “Ayahuasca told me…” is a phrase often heard in integration circles, where people literally interpret messages as being “from the plant” as opposed to via their own internal world. David, ICEERS Support Center Coordinator, shares further insight.

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    A Historic Opportunity to Decolonize Plant Medicine Trials in Mexico

    Mexico is facing a historic opportunity to reverse past situations that have colonized the legal system by classifying mushrooms as prohibited substances due to the implications of international drug control treaties, despite their longstanding cultural and traditional significance safeguarded by Mexican Indigenous peoples.

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    Clinical Trial on Ibogaine for Opioid Dependence is Underway and Recruiting

    ICEERS supports the development of evidence-informed policies and is committed to advancing clinical research. To support the collective knowledge on these topics, our organization launched the first-ever Phase II clinical trial in 2020 examining the efficacy of ibogaine for opioid dependence and detox from methadone.

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    Plant Medicine and the Ego: A Process of Reintegration

    This article, which is Part 1 in a series outlining ideas and perspectives from the Support Centre, is an interview with David where he speaks in depth about the complexity of ego dissolution as related to master plant experiences.

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    Honoring the Life of Bob Sisko & His Impact on the Ibogaine Movement

    Ibogaine activist and entrepreneur, Robert Rand (also known as Bob Sisko) was one of the pioneers of the early ibogaine movement in the 1970s. He recently passed away at the age of 75 after a battle with liver cancer. To honor his memory, ICEERS spoke with his son Noah Rand and important figures who knew Sisko during different stages of life.

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    Defending Coca Leaf Traditions in Court

    A new report Coca Leaf in Court: Cultural Rights and the Toxicological Labyrinth published by Constanza Sánchez, Dr. José Carlos Bouso, Pien Metaal, and Roberto Castro highlights the concerns with how coca cases are addressed in Spain, and the precedence this sets in other parts of the world.