Trauma, moral injury, and the things that came home with you don't always respond to what the system offers. A growing number of veterans have found real relief through psychedelic-assisted treatment — and we help you find it safely.
Yes. In the 2024 Stanford study, 30 special-operations veterans saw PTSD symptoms fall 88% on average and cognition improve after traumatic brain injury, one month after a single supervised ibogaine treatment. Two in three veterans still meet PTSD criteria after standard first-line care; this is a different path, with diligence.
Combat trauma and moral injury live deep in the nervous system. Under proper care, psychedelic-assisted treatment has helped many veterans process what they've carried — reducing the grip of trauma and, for some, addressing the dependence that grew alongside it.
We're honest about the evidence and the risks, and we only point you toward providers we've verified against our standard. You've earned that level of diligence.
A deep experience many describe as meeting trauma and moral injury from new ground.
Explore 5-MeO-DMT → Powerful · cardiac-screenedWhere dependence has grown alongside the trauma, ibogaine can interrupt the cycle.
Explore ibogaine → Not sure?Trauma, moral injury, and dependence often tangle together. An advisor helps sort what fits.
Speak with an advisor →The body learns it can finally lower its guard.
Presence with family instead of watching from a distance.
What happened stops running the show — and a future opens up.
Talk with an advisor who takes this seriously and has been through these treatments personally. Only verified providers, honest guidance, your pace.
Speak With An Advisor →Ibogaine for PTSD, TBI and dependence; 5-MeO-DMT as a short reset; MDMA-assisted therapy where legally available. We explain where each tends to fit for your history.
Yes. Nonprofits including VETS and Heroic Hearts Project fund psychedelic treatment for veterans. We point you to them.
Screening covers cardiac history, medications and service-related injuries before dosing, with continuous monitoring during treatment.
Call or text (866) 435-7057 or request a consultation. Respect, not pity — guidance from people who take this seriously.
