Post-traumatic stress is not only about memories of the past. For many, it lives in the body, in the nervous system, and in the way the mind responds to the present. Triggers, emotional overwhelm, hypervigilance, and cycles of fear can shape daily life. While no single approach offers a complete solution, emerging research and clinical experiences suggest that ibogaine may offer meaningful support in reducing symptoms and helping people reconnect with a deeper sense of inner

Ibogaine is often grouped with psychedelics, but its effects and the experience it produces, are fundamentally different. Rather than dissolving perception or ego in the way substances like LSD or psilocybin do, ibogaine induces a distinct oneirogenic  state: a vivid, dream-like experience that unfolds while the person is fully awake. The term oneirogenic  comes from the Greek oneiros , meaning dream. In simple terms, ibogaine induces a lucid, dream-like state, creating an e

Across cultures and throughout history, shamanic practices have served as bridges between the visible and invisible worlds. They remind us that we are not only physical beings, but energetic and spiritual ones as well—moving through life shaped by experiences, emotions, and unseen forces that influence our wellbeing. In a world that often prioritizes the rational and measurable, shamanic work offers a way to reconnect with deeper layers of awareness, inner wisdom, and the liv

During this time of year, when the veil between life and death feels thinner, we are invited to pause — to honor our loved ones who have passed, to remember our ancestors, and to face the ever-present reality of our own mortality. Across cultures, this season has always carried the same sacred pulse: a remembrance that death is not an end, but a threshold. It’s remarkable how diverse and yet deeply similar our rituals of remembrance are — each one a way to continue our relati