Ibogaine Treatment Options
We offer personalized ibogaine programs designed to support addiction recovery, emotional healing, and personal transformation. Each treatment is tailored to the individual and includes preparation, the ibogaine experience, and integration support.
- Addiction Interruption Treatment
A full ibogaine session designed to interrupt physical dependence on substances such as opioids, stimulants, alcohol, and other addictive compounds. This treatment helps reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings while allowing individuals to address underlying patterns contributing to addiction.
- Detox & Withdrawal Support
Ibogaine-assisted detox helps ease the withdrawal process and shorten the duration of symptoms. Medical screening and supportive care are provided to ensure safety and comfort throughout the detoxification phase.
- Psychospiritual Healing Retreat
This program focuses on emotional healing, trauma processing, and personal growth. Participants engage in guided ibogaine experiences supported by counseling, reflection practices, and integration work.
- Microdosing Programs
Microdosing involves taking very small, sub-perceptual amounts of iboga alkaloids over a structured period. This approach may support mood stability, mental clarity, and reduction of cravings without producing a full psychedelic experience.
- Booster Sessions
Booster sessions are smaller follow-up treatments designed to reinforce the benefits of a previous ibogaine experience and help maintain long-term recovery and personal progress.
- Pre-Treatment Preparation
Safety and readiness are essential. Our preparation process may include: - Medical screening and ECG
- Blood work and health assessment
- Psychological evaluation
- Detox preparation guidance
- Integration & Aftercare
Integration is a vital part of the healing process. After treatment we offer support through: - One-on-one counseling
- Recovery planning
- Lifestyle and wellness coaching
- Ongoing integration sessions
- Holistic Support Services
To support the overall healing process we may also include complementary practices such as: