IBOGAINE ADVOCATEIndependent ibogaine advocacy
For people considering ibogaine treatment.
And the families supporting them.
A clearer view of your options. Better questions for providers. Someone to help you think it through.
Levels of service
You can begin with the basics, then build on them. We agree on the scope and fees together before work starts.
The starting point
Start with a clearer understanding of your options and the questions that matter to you.
Optional additions Choose any combination, now or later.
When you want help evaluating providers.
Build on core guidance with structured provider research, comparison of available information, and questions to clarify gaps.
Explore screening processes, clinical oversight, emergency readiness, costs, and aftercare. A review is not accreditation or a guarantee of safety.
When you need help with the practical details.
Build on core guidance with help organizing clinic communication, travel questions, preparation, and support for returning home.
The scope can include coordination with the people involved in your plan. Medical instructions and ongoing clinical care remain with qualified professionals.
When you want someone you trust involved.
Build on core guidance with space for chosen family or supporters to understand the process and organize their questions.
Participation follows your preferences and consent. Working directly with us without family involvement is always an option.
Your starting point
Core guidance
This is an inquiry, not a purchase or commitment.Not sure what to add? Start with core guidance. Fees are agreed before engagement; clinic, travel, and other third-party costs are separate. Advocacy provides education and practical support, not medical care.
Our commitment
Paid by you, never by a clinic. We do not accept treatment-center referral fees or commissions.
Why the practice exists
Ibogaine Advocate exists to make room for independent questions in a landscape shaped by treatment marketing. Responsible clinics have an important role. Our role is to help you evaluate them with clarity.
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A clearer next step
For people considering treatment and the families supporting them.