Scott Quimby

Scott Quimby, PhD has pursued 40-year interests in consciousness, psychedelics, and human possibilities. As a university professor at Northern Kentucky University for fifteen years, he taught courses in psychology, counselling, death and dying, an substance abuse. Prior to that, he lived and worked on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation, where in addition to the above, he taught a course in Lakota medicine with local medicine men. For eighteen years in Ohio he worked as a clinical psychologist in juvenile and adult prisons.

Quimby received his bachelor's degree from the University of Vermont in English and religion, his master's degree from there in guidance and counseling, and his PhD in counseling and psychology from Purdue University.

He has published Help for a Troubled Time and Resources for Our Challenged World, and has two other books under contract with publishers. He lives with his wife Sally and their two dogs in Northeastern Tennessee.