Conditions We Treat
Bassé provides medically supervised Ibogaine treatment for a wider range of conditions than most people expect, and we are equally clear about what we don't treat. Every condition below links to an in-depth page on how treatment works for that situation.
Addiction Recovery
Opioid Addiction
Fentanyl, heroin, and prescription opioids. Interrupting opioid dependence is Ibogaine’s most-studied application.
Learn more →Alcohol Addiction
Medically supervised care for alcohol dependence, with alcohol-specific screening and stabilization-first safety.
Learn more →Kratom & 7-OH Addiction
Kratom’s active compounds act on the same receptors as opioids, and so does the dependence that follows.
Learn more →Stimulant Addiction
Methamphetamine, cocaine, and prescription stimulants like Adderall, treated at the dopamine system they damage.
Learn more →Mental Health, Brain Injury & Pain
PTSD & Trauma
Trauma-informed Ibogaine therapy for PTSD and complex trauma, paired with somatic integration.
Learn more →Depression
For treatment-resistant depression that hasn’t yielded to medication or talk therapy.
Learn more →Anxiety
Chronic and treatment-resistant anxiety, addressed at the level of the overactivated nervous system.
Learn more →Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Emerging science, including Stanford’s Nature Medicine veteran study, applied with conservative medical care.
Learn more →Chronic Pain
Pain entangled with nervous-system dysregulation, opioid sensitization, or trauma held in the body.
Learn more →For Veterans
Many of our clients are veterans carrying several of these conditions at once: PTSD, TBI, depression, and the substances used to cope with them. The strongest Ibogaine research in existence was conducted in exactly this community. See our dedicated veterans page.
What We Don't Treat
Honesty about scope is part of medical integrity. We do not treat benzodiazepine addiction, because Ibogaine does not act on the receptor systems involved and is not an effective treatment for it. Read our direct answer on Ibogaine and benzodiazepines.
We also do not treat Suboxone (buprenorphine) dependence. Like other long-acting opioid medications, Suboxone is not compatible with Ibogaine and must be fully tapered under your prescribing physician's supervision before treatment for opioid addiction can be considered.
We also do not treat individuals with active psychotic disorders, severe cardiac conditions, or advanced liver disease, which are absolute contraindications for Ibogaine. See our Safety page for the full screening and contraindication picture, and when in doubt, ask us. Our intake team will give you an honest answer either way.
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