IbogaQuest

A small, medically supervised residential ibogaine treatment center in the mountains of Tepoztlán, Mexico, IbogaQuest offers intimate retreats, welcoming a maximum of 7 participants at a time. Founded in 2009 by ibogaine elder Barry Rossinoff, it is one of the longest-standing ibogaine centers in the world, offering trauma-informed, non-religious care for adults facing addiction, including opioid and stimulant use, as well as trauma, depression, PTSD, anxiety, and personal growth.

Heal Through Personalized, Medically Supervised Care

IbogaQuest's small retreat model allows individualized care before, during, and after treatment, with a standard retreat lasting 7 days and extending up to 3 weeks when detox is included. Rather than treating ibogaine as a standalone intervention, the center emphasizes lasting change through careful preparation, skilled facilitation, and ongoing integration. Comprehensive medical oversight is paired with psychotherapy, somatic approaches, mindfulness and breathwork, and optional wellness practices like Temazcal and Janzu water therapy.

Continue Growing With Integration Support

Treatment includes up to 3 integration sessions with the therapeutic team, and IbogaQuest remains available for guidance through the critical months following treatment. The team also coordinates with participants' existing therapists and, when needed, connects them with an extensive network of aftercare programs, recovery professionals, coaches, and support groups to support long-term healing and sustained change.

Recover in the Mountains of Tepoztlán

Set in the mountains of Tepoztlán, IbogaQuest offers a warm, home-like environment where participants stay in private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and enjoy three organic, locally sourced meals prepared fresh each day. The retreat features beautiful gardens, an indoor meditation space, outdoor gathering areas, a swimming pool, a Temazcal sweat lodge, and a massage room with a steam room. When appropriate, gentle hikes, visits to the nearby town of Tepoztlán, and other nature-based experiences encourage rest, reflection, and connection throughout the week.