"Trauma essentially plays a role in causing or triggering most if not all mental illness."
-- Robert Scaer, M.D., The Trauma Spectrum

"Huge amounts of evidence support the view that the "conscious self" is in fact a very small portion of the mind's activity. . . . (W)e can say that for the most part, the self is not divided by some line between a conscious and a nonconscious self. Rather, the self is created by nonconscious processes, as well as by the selection associations of these processes into something we call 'consciousness.' To put it another way, we are much, much more than our conscious processes."
--Daniel J. Siegel, M.D. The Developing Mind, 1999

"It seemed to me that the (ibogaine) session dealt with the major soul changes surrounding my childhood traumas. It was as if the session was a major soul catharsis that happened so quickly and suddenly that I did not have the power to resist it. The suddenness of the experience was the perfect opportunity to reach down deeply into my inner being and take out whatever cancer was living there.