
IBOGAINE
THAILAND
PROGRAMS
Our Ibogaine Treatment Progams
People explore ibogaine in different contexts. These programmes serve as starting points for screening, preparation, and integration.
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All participation is subject to suitability assessment.

Addiction and Compulsive Patterns
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​For individuals exploring ibogaine in the context of cannabis, alcohol, nicotine, or long-standing compulsive behaviours.
Clients with other substance addictions may be considered only after completing detoxification and achieving medical stability.

Trauma, Depression, Emotional Healing & PTSD-Related Work
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For psychologically stable individuals exploring trauma-related patterns, persistent low mood, or emotional distress within a broader therapeutic framework.

Personal and Spiritual Inquiry
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For individuals exploring ibogaine as part of personal development, psychological inquiry, spiritual inquiry rather than a specific clinical condition.

Eating Disorder Considerations
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Eating disorders require particular care and are not automatically appropriate for ibogaine.
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Eligibility depends on medical stability and existing professional support.
MICRODOSING
IBOGAINE MICRODOSING PROTOCOL
​Ibogaine microdosing involves very small, carefully measured doses of ibogaine or iboga alkaloids (TA) taken at spaced intervals over time.
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Unlike full ibogaine treatment, microdosing does not produce the deep visionary state associated with therapeutic dosing. Instead it works gradually while individuals continue with normal daily life.


​Microdosing may be considered in contexts such as:
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post-treatment integration after ibogaine therapy
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habit stabilisation and relapse prevention
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emotional regulation and stress resilience
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reduction of compulsive behavioural patterns
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psychological reflection during life transitions
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cases where a full treatment may not be appropriate due to age or medical consideration
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individuals exploring neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease under careful medical guidance
All protocols are individualised and require individual screening and professional supervision.