Treatment at root perceptions

interrupt the pattern | reset the system | reclaim the self

Ibogaine is not a shortcut. It’s a serious tool for serious change — one that works by interrupting deeply ingrained patterns at the neurological, psychological, and emotional levels. Whether you're stepping away from pharmaceutical or chemical dependency, healing from opiate addiction, or seeking a full psycho-spiritual reset, our Ibogaine programs are designed to meet you at the root.

Our treatments and results are overseen by our doctor — a neurologist and long-standing figure in the Ibogaine space, with over 15 years of experience in addiction recovery and neurological reset work. His guidance brings medical insight, precision, and a deep respect for the power and intelligence of the medicine. 

We work in structured, closely monitored settings, guided by experienced facilitators who understand the depth and intensity of the work. Each treatment is delivered with precision, using low to medium wave dosing and staircase-style flood dosing protocols, depending on the unique needs of the individual. We’re not a clinic, and we don’t use a one-size-fits-all model. This is tailored, strategic medicine work — grounded, and built on real experience and real outcomes.

strip back illusion | regain clarity | step forward clean

Not everyone comes to this work through addiction. Some arrive by intuition — through the sense that something is missing, or that a shift is long overdue. Iboga — and Ibogaine — clears the noise and cuts straight through the surface. It doesn’t offer fantasy — it offers truth.

These sessions are designed for those seeking to reconnect with direction, identity, and focus. You may encounter personal patterns, repressed memories, or unprocessed trauma — often the hidden architecture behind confusion, burnout, and disconnection. Many describe it as a mental and energetic reset — not abstract or psychedelic, but direct and illuminating.

This work is for those ready to drop the masks and see clearly. No spiritual bypassing. Just a clear look at what’s there — and the tools to move forward with more alignment, strength, and healing.

break dependency | recalibrate the system | restore autonomy

Long-term use of pharmaceuticals or stimulants — such as antidepressants, benzodiazepines, alcohol, cocaine, and methamphetamine — can leave the nervous system overloaded and the mind disconnected. These substances often start with intention or necessity, but over time, they create a baseline that’s hard to break out of.

Ibogaine offers a full-spectrum interruption. It works by disrupting entrenched neurological patterns, resetting dopamine pathways, and clearing the emotional static that many of these substances mask or reinforce. The experience is not simply about detoxing — it’s about recovering your own baseline and restoring real choice.

We work carefully with each individual’s pharmacological history, gradually introducing the medicine through low to medium wave dosing and staircase-style flood dosing processes. This allows the system to engage without being overwhelmed. The result is a deep internal reset, backed by experienced guidance and grounded integration support.

*Note Ibogaine is not suitable for initial alcohol, stimulant, anti-depressant or benzodiazepine withdrawal.

Ibogaine and benzodiazepines (such as Valium, Xanax, Ativan, Clonazepam) interact in complex and potentially risky ways. The greatest risk occurs when someone is in active benzodiazepine, alcohol or anti-depressant withdrawal, which can significantly increase the chances of seizures, instability, or adverse reactions to the medicine.

That said, it is possible to undergo an Ibogaine reset or detox while on a stable, well-managed benzodiazepine dose, provided the protocol is adapted and closely monitored. For those seeking to fully detox from benzos, a slow, supported taper is essential prior to Ibogaine work.

Alcohol, stimulants and anti-depressants carry similar risks. Ibogaine should never be taken while either is still in the system or during withdrawal. A full detox — often medically supervised — is required before treatment can safely proceed.

While Ibogaine is not a direct detox agent for benzodiazepines, alcohol, stimulants or anti-depressants, it can offer powerful support for deeper nervous system regulation, trauma resolution, and long-term recovery — once the system is clear and stable. With most resets, we are working with our following two-stage protocol.

interrupt the drive | rebuild the system | reclaim clarity

Methamphetamine, cocaine, alcohol and stimulant dependency deeply disrupts the brain’s dopamine and reward systems — creating cycles of compulsion, paranoia, emotional disconnection, and physical exhaustion. Over time, it wires destructive patterns into both the body and the psyche, making it extremely difficult to stop without a full system reset.

Ibogaine offers a unique and effective approach, targeting both the neurochemical damage and the underlying patterns driving the behavior. Our method unfolds in a two-stage dosing process:

Stage One begins with low to medium wave dosing. Here we focus on clearing the body and resetting the nervous system. These smaller, carefully spaced sessions allow the system to engage gradually with the medicine — easing the body into detox, reducing stimulant cravings, and preparing the nervous system for deeper work. This stage is stabilizing, grounding, and helps the individual begin to reconnect with their body and internal awareness.

Stage Two involves a staircase-style flood dose, delivered in carefully timed increments over a longer session. This is where the deeper reset happens — interrupting entrenched compulsive loops, restoring dopamine regulation, and opening space for emotional insight and long-term pattern release.

Both stages are held in a safe, supportive, and closely monitored setting, tailored to the individual’s state and history. The process is strategic, non-linear, and designed to restore agency, clarity, and choice — not just to stop using, but to step forward clean.

safe detox | pattern break | clean return

Of all substances, opiate and opioid dependency runs the deepest — physically, psychologically, and emotionally. Whether it’s heroin, fentanyl, oxycodone, methadone, or suboxone, the cycle is relentless. But it can be broken.

Ibogaine is one of the few known compounds capable of disrupting opiate addiction without full-blown withdrawal, when applied in the right setting and at the right pace. Our work uses staircase-style flood dosing — a structured, multi-stage approach that eases the body off the substance while reducing symptoms and stabilizing the system.

One of the trickiest steps in preparing for Ibogaine treatment is transitioning from long-acting opioids — like Methadone, Suboxone or Buprenorphine — to short-acting ones such as Oxycodone or Morphine — or clean Heroin, providing it isn't Fentanyl or other synthetic analogue laced. Long-acting opioids stay in the system much longer and can make Ibogaine treatment both less effective and more dangerous if not properly cleared.

This switch is essential — but it requires timing, guidance, and support. Done correctly, it allows for a smoother, safer detox and a more successful Ibogaine experience. Done poorly, it can create instability or increase withdrawal risk. We work closely with clients to plan this transition carefully, making sure the system is ready for the medicine to work at its full depth. It’s not always easy — but it’s a critical step on the path to real reset.

This is not a clinic, and we’re not here to pathologize your experience. We’re here to work with you — to end the pattern and build the structure needed to make that change real and lasting. You’re guided step by step through the process — monitored, supported, and held in a space where every part of your journey is understood and accounted for. What begins as detox becomes something greater: the end of the cycle, and the beginning of real recovery.

We don’t rush. We don’t overload. We dose strategically based on the individual’s body weight, history, and readiness — using either, or both:

Low to Medium Wave Dosing: Slower-paced sessions over multiple days, ideal for any tapering, emotional stability, or first-time journeys.

Staircase Flood Dosing: A carefully timed build-up of larger doses, often used in opiate detox protocols or deep-pattern work, allowing the system to integrate and purge without collapse.

Every session is monitored and supported by facilitators who understand the depth and complexity of this process — physically, mentally, and emotionally. You’ll be held in a structured, contained space designed to support the work, without unnecessary interference or over-medicalization.

Ibogaine opens a window — but what you do with that window matters. We support you before, during, and after the journey. This includes:

Preparation: Pre-treatment guidance, intention setting, tapering strategies (where needed), and nervous system readiness.
 

Post-Treatment Integration: Debriefing, support chats and calls, tools to help ground and implement insights, and referrals for longer-term therapeutic care if needed. 

We are now holding dedicated after-care & integration space for clients seeking to take meaningful time out to rest, connect, recalibrate, and deepen their ongoing process with the medicine as it unfolds.

The goal is not just to “feel better.” The goal is to rebuild from a clear foundation, with the tools and insight to sustain lasting change.

We work with individuals who are ready to face their process — whether through detox, transition, or a search for clarity. This work is not recreational, and it’s not for those looking to bypass discomfort. It’s for people ready to engage directly with themselves and their patterns — and walk out the other side with their eyes open.

Operating along the ancient shores of the Riviera Maya, Mexico — where turquoise waters meet lush jungle and Mayan spirit still whispers through the breeze — our setting offers more than beauty; it holds a natural frequency for transformation, rest, and remembrance. 

This work is not easy. But it’s real. And it works.

If you’re ready for change, and you’re willing to meet it with commitment and honesty, we’re here to walk with you through it.