What we treat
Dependency, and what usually sits under it
Opioid dependency
Heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioids. This is the area where ibogaine has the longest observational track record for interrupting withdrawal and craving.
Stimulant dependency
Methamphetamine and cocaine. Treatment focuses on restoring depleted neurochemistry alongside the psychological work.
Alcohol use disorder
Where withdrawal risk is significant, medical detox and stabilisation come first and the schedule adapts to it.
PTSD and complex trauma
Including combat, first-responder, and childhood trauma. Often the material underneath a substance problem rather than beside it.
Treatment-resistant depression
For people who have cycled through multiple medications and modalities without durable relief.
Anxiety and burnout
Chronic anxiety, panic, and the flattened exhaustion that follows years of running on empty.
Honest limits
Who we are not the right place for
Turning someone away is part of running a medical program responsibly.
- Anyone whose cardiac screening does not clear
- Active psychosis, schizophrenia, or bipolar I with recent mania
- Severe liver or kidney impairment
- Acute medical instability requiring hospital-level care
- Anyone who has not consented freely — we do not accept coerced admissions
Not sure if this fits your situation?
Tell us what's going on. If we're not the right program, we'll say so and point you elsewhere.