Until further notice, our normal twice-monthly schedule has been updated to weekly while many people are staying home or avoiding in-person gatherings. Meetings will continue to be announced through the email list (subscribe below).
Life After Ibogaine is a twice monthly group meeting for discussions about specific experience that are relevant after ibogaine. The meeting is a facilitated discussion based on the SMART Recovery format. We discuss tools and strategies for moving towards wholeness and fulfillment in all areas of life including health, relationships, and spirituality. They are free to attend and are held on the Zoom meeting platform, which is accessible by any computer or phone.
There are a number of support groups with different approaches that are listed in our ibogaine aftercare guide, including both online and in-person meetings. We highly encourage people to explore what works best for them. This meeting is meant to be an alternative or adjunct group meeting with a more specific focus to ibogaine treatment.
This meeting is registered as SMART Recovery meeting #5038. Verification of attendance can be provided upon request. For more information and to access the SMART Recovery Toolbox visit www.smartrecovery.org.
We currently meet every Wednesday at
5:30pm PST / 8:30pm EST
Guest Discussions
Every once in a while I invite friends and colleagues to come and share prior to the meeting about their own experiences and resources related to post-ibogaine recovery. Below are both future scheduled guests and links to videos and other resources related to the discussions.
Root Recovery
with Lindsey Slater and Ray Rodriguez
Root Recovery is a holistic residential aftercare program in beautiful Austin, Texas.
Integrating Plant Teachings into Recovery Strategies
with David Wager
An interview with David about his own personal recovery with ibogaine and plant medicines in aftercare.
Spirit-Led Addiction Recovery
with Elizabeth Bast
Learn more about Elizabeth Bast’s spiritually focused addiction coaching and spiritually-focused recovery support programs.
“A Piano Fell on My Head”
Understanding the Dynamics of Relapse
with Spero Alexio
Relapse is not a singular event, but something that develops in our thinking over time. How can we avoid “walking under the piano?”
