Bwiti: School of Life
By Ceiba
This course introduces the Gabonese culture and the spiritual practice of Bwiti (with the use of ibogaine). The course informs people about how the whole ritual takes place.
Source lists: 5 hours
Delivery: Self-paced
Course Provider
Ibogaine preparation, integration, and aftercare coaching platform founded in 2009 by Jonathan Dickinson, former Director of the Global Ibogaine Therapy Alliance. Ceiba provides personalized one-on-one coaching across all phases of the ibogaine experience, grounded in harm reduction, neurodiversity, and spiritual emergence perspectives, and offers a free weekly recovery group for ibogaine treatment alumni.
Ceiba sits at the more specialist, lineage-conscious end of the ibogaine support field. It is best for people who want structured coaching around preparation, integration and aftercare, plus learners who value clear links to Bwiti, harm reduction and African source traditions rather than a generic psychedelic wellness frame. Its public reputation is strongest for explicit ethics, grant-making and educational work; it is less a broad training school than a focused ibogaine-aligned support platform.
Best for people seeking support before and after ibogaine treatment, and for those interested in Bwiti-informed education around iboga, reciprocity and ethical access. It also suits community partners and organisations working with drug user health and recovery pathways.
For its healing grants, Ceiba uses community partner referrals and prioritises people who have completed preparation procedures, can travel internationally, and have follow-up support in place. The public course materials do not publish formal entry requirements or licensure conditions.
Ceiba does not publish professional accreditation, CME or CE credit for its public educational offering. The Bwiti course is described as an educational series rather than a credentialed training programme.
The Bwiti: School of Life course is listed at $90 for lifetime access, with 100% of proceeds directed to Ebando and satellite projects. Ceiba does not publish a single price for its coaching or grant-related support.
Learners can expect a broader understanding of Bwiti traditions, iboga’s cultural context, and reciprocity in plant medicine practice. For grant participants, Ceiba offers a coached pathway through preparation, travel, clinic stay and post-treatment planning, but it does not advertise a standalone certification.
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