Free ibogaine treatment support

Find the right ibogaine treatment, with a real person guiding you

Tell us where you are and what you’re facing. A support guide will talk it through with you, explain the medical screening you’ll need, help you find treatment that fits your health and history, and stay with you through aftercare.

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  • Free and confidential
  • No pressure to commit
  • For you or someone you love

Where we walk with you

  • You reach out: a short intake, in your own words
  • A conversation: your goals, substances, medications and health
  • Medical readiness: EKG, bloodwork and medication review
  • Matched options: treatment that fits you, and questions to ask
  • Preparation & treatment: we check in before and after
  • Aftercare: coaches, therapists, groups, family support

Why a support line

Why talk to a person instead of scrolling an ibogaine clinic directory

A directory gives you

  • Dozens of listings and glossy photos
  • No way to know if your heart, liver or medications rule a place out
  • No one to ask what the treatment is really like
  • Nothing after you leave the clinic

Ibogaine Support Line gives you

  • A person who listens to your actual situation
  • Plain answers about screening, risks and readiness
  • A short list of options that fit you, and why
  • Support for the weeks and months that follow

How it works

How to get ibogaine treatment, step by step

Step 1

Tell us your situation

Fill in the free intake. Share what you’re comfortable with: what you hope ibogaine can help with, what you’re using or taking, and your health history.

Step 2

Talk with a support guide

We reach out by your preferred method, ask about your goals, timeline, budget and travel, and answer honestly, including whether ibogaine is right for you at all.

Step 3

Get medically ready

Responsible providers require an EKG, bloodwork including liver function, and a full medication review. We explain what each test is for.

Step 4

Choose from matched options

We share a small number of options that suit you, what sets each apart, and what to ask before you book. The decision stays yours.

Step 5

Prepare, go, come home

We help you plan travel, follow your provider’s preparation instructions, and arrange who will be with you when you return.

Step 6

Build your aftercare

We connect you with integration coaches, therapists, peer groups and family support to help the change last.

Read the full process

Safety first

Ibogaine safety: why medical screening comes first

Ibogaine affects heart rhythm. It can prolong the QT interval and has been linked to serious cardiac events and deaths, most often where people were not properly screened or monitored.

Risk rises with existing heart conditions, low electrolytes, liver problems, and certain medications and substances. People coming off opioids need a provider who manages that transition carefully.

Never take ibogaine on your own or from an unverified source.

What a responsible ibogaine provider should have

  • Pre-treatment EKG, bloodwork and medication review
  • A physician involved and medical staff on site
  • Continuous cardiac monitoring during treatment
  • Staff trained in advanced cardiac life support, with a defibrillator
  • A written emergency plan with a nearby hospital
  • Honesty about the law where they operate, and about who isn’t a good fit

Ibogaine aftercare & general support

Help before, during and long after treatment

Not everyone who contacts us is ready for treatment, and that’s fine. We help with whatever stage you’re in.

Treatment guidance

Understanding your options, screening, costs, travel and what to ask a provider. Learn more

Integration coaches

Coaches experienced with ibogaine who help turn insight into daily habits. Learn more

Therapists

Licensed, psychedelic-informed therapists for trauma, depression, anxiety and recovery. Learn more

Peer & group support

People who have been through it, in online and local recovery groups. Learn more

Family support

Guidance for parents, partners and friends trying to help someone they love. Learn more

Already had treatment?

If you’ve had ibogaine and are struggling now, reach out. Aftercare can start at any point. Learn more

Questions

Ibogaine questions people ask us

Where can I get ibogaine treatment?

Ibogaine is not approved for treatment in the United States, so most people travel to clinics in countries where it is offered, such as Mexico. Quality varies enormously. We help you understand what to look for and point you to options that fit your health, budget and goals. How to choose a treatment center.

Is ibogaine legal in the US?

Ibogaine is a Schedule I substance under US federal law. Some states have begun funding clinical research, and federal policy is under review, but treatment is not legally available in US clinics today.

Are you an ibogaine clinic?

No. Ibogaine Support Line is a free support service run by a small group of ibogaine clinic operators. We’ll always tell you if a recommendation is affiliated with us, and we’re glad to refer you elsewhere when that fits you better. About us.

What if I’m on methadone, buprenorphine or antidepressants?

Tell us. These matter for safety and timing, and a responsible provider will need a plan for them. Don’t stop or change any medication without medical guidance.

Can you help a family member?

Yes. Many people who contact us are parents, partners and friends. Support for families.

What is ibogaine?

Ibogaine is a psychoactive compound from the root bark of the iboga shrub, used in some clinics to interrupt opioid withdrawal and cravings. Read our guide to ibogaine.

Free and confidential

Tell us your situation. We’ll help you find the right next step.

About five minutes. Share only what you’re comfortable with; we’ll go over the rest when we talk.

Ibogaine Support Line is free and is run by a small group of ibogaine clinic operators. We’ll always tell you if a recommendation is affiliated with us, and we don’t take referral fees.

Ibogaine Support Intake

Ibogaine Support Line provides free information, guidance and referrals. We are not a medical provider and nothing on this site is medical advice. Ibogaine carries serious risks, including to the heart, and should only be considered with thorough medical screening and qualified medical supervision. Medical disclaimer · Privacy policy