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The conversations, documentaries, research, and voices shaping psychedelic-assisted therapy — curated into one immersive library.

Where has ibogaine been covered in the media?

In Nature Medicine and the Stanford press office for the veteran study, in national outlets covering the 2026 executive order and state funding, and in documentaries that shaped public understanding. This page collects the coverage, our own Journal reporting, and the films worth your time, with a note on what each gets right.

Featured conversations

The talks moving the field.

TED2019Rick Doblin — The future of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy
Podcast clipIbogaine for veterans & addiction — the conversation
PBS NewsHourPsychedelics to treat combat veterans with PTSD
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Documentaries

Films shaping the conversation.

Featured research

Where the science is being done.

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Coverage, news and film

News and analysis

DEA 7-OH Ban: What It Means for Opioid RecoveryThe DEA's move to ban 7-OH: what the synthetic kratom crackdown means for people in recovery, and how it affects detox oIbogaine NewsFrom Trump's executive order to Phase 2 FDA trials — here's what's changed in ibogaine policy and research over the pastIs 7-OH Banned? What the DEA Has and Hasn’t Done7-OH is not banned yet. DEA proposed Schedule I in July 2026; the comment period runs to September 10. What’s covered, aThe Best Ibogaine DocumentariesFrom Wild Roots to Ibogaine: Rite of Passage — a guide to the films documenting ibogaine's rise from African ceremony toThe Maker of Prozac Just Bet $2.8 Billion on a PsychedelicEli Lilly is acquiring AtaiBeckley and its intranasal 5-MeO-DMT program for $2.8 billion — the largest psychedelic acquiThe Stanford Study That's Changing Everything We KnowThe Stanford ibogaine study explained: what the veteran TBI research examined, what it found, and — just as important — Trump's Ibogaine Executive OrderTrump's ibogaine executive order: what it does, what it means for patients in 2026, and how it may affect access to trea

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Is the media coverage accurate?

Often on the headline, rarely on the medical detail; screening and aftercare are usually skipped. Read it alongside the research.

Which documentary should I watch first?

See our documentaries guide, which rates each film on accuracy and where to watch it.

Can journalists contact you?

Yes, via the consultation page or (866) 435-7057; we speak from clinic-vetting experience, not from marketing.

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