Tratamento com Ibogaína - IBTA Paulínia - Paulínia - SP

Exceptional clinic! Saved my brother from crack. Before doing the treatment, we carried out several researches and the only one that gave us seriousness and commitment was the IBTA. We do not regret having chosen it. She is a pioneer in Brazil with ibogaine treatment. Congratulations to everyone at IBTA. I definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for this type of treatment.

I usually say that IPTA or better Ibogaine brought me the will to live again, an extraordinary experience, ibogaine helps for many things including depression I am not a drug addict but I tried suicide, I was in a coma, depressed, I am codependent and my life is not it made no sense; after meeting Ibogaina, I started to change my thoughts, each day I got stronger, more excited, happier with myself, and with each passing day I got to know myself more. This experience is for people who are really tired of suffering and want changes. We need to arrive at the house with an open mind. Thank you IBTA team

GOD GIVES US CHANCE TO CHANGE OUR LIFE, AND PRESENTS US SOLUTIONS, FOR ME HE PRESENTED IBTA, AND THIS WONDERFUL TEAM THAT SHAPES, DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH WORDS TO THANK GOD, AND ALSO TO THANK THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE AND THANK YOU. IN THE HAND OF THE CREATOR

Let's do it by steps. Excellent clinical excellent professional treatment is already known worldwide. It is worth remembering that it does not depend on the doctors' will or the patient must first be aware of their condition and if a gnsal media works in 70% of people who seek treatment The value for a week with accommodation is around R $ 8,000 reais with the possibility of over-spent algubs. I recommend

I did treatment and so did my sister. A watershed in my life and in my family. It's worth the investment, in addition to the environment and staff commitment.

I hope that before investing in this treatment, read my testimony. The value is high, and we ended up paying for the great need for help. It really helps, but it's not miraculous, it's not the cure, and as with any addiction, it depends on ourselves and all the help possible, but the value is too high and the promises are exaggerated, creating a very high expectation, even dishonest. I did this treatment, keep in touch with my inmates, and the relapse rate is huge. I witnessed 2 people ex-patients, appearing freaked out, reacting and looking for help. The couple of owners is super articulate and persuasive, and our instructor was stealing the very clinic...Rafael, ex patient. That is, cheaper and more conventional treatments are worth it. Good luck to all of you heartily!

This place was the beginning of a nightmare that has not ended until now. I took a friend of mine and he relapsed shortly thereafter, everyone in that week's treatment group that I had contact with also relapsed. Some parents even told me that they noticed a significant worsening after the treatment. I sent a letter to the IBTA on the 7th of July and so far I have not had a reply. Letter to IBTA I am writing to explain my dissatisfaction with the treatment performed by patient X at the IBTA from May 31, 2021 to June 4, 2021. At no time did we expect a miracle or anything like that, we knew that taking the treatment and staying sober would be a challenge, but we went in the hope of having found a place that was serious and committed to the individuality of each patient. Before buying the treatment, we received a lot of information and one of them is that the patient would be monitored by a watch throughout the duration of the treatment, and they even said that this would be an IBTA differential. This watch was not offered and when we asked, even on the first day, we were told that the patients would only be monitored while they were receiving the dosage and were going to stay at the IBTA. This happened only on one of the days, when they received the dosage called Reset. As a companion I was interviewed to tell a little about the patient's life. As I knew that, I even made notes so that I wouldn't forget anything and could pass on as much information as I thought was important. After that I didn't have any more care at the clinic until the last day the same psychologist saw us. I left this service very worried because when she started to speak, the psychologist made it clear that she didn't know anything about the patient's history and even stated that the patient's chosen drugs were cocaine and alcohol and not crack. Even after we explained the recipe and the recommendations were the same. I found it very neglectful. Continuing the session, she explained about the continuity of treatment, about the indicated remedies and let it be understood that he would no longer need psychiatric remedies. I insisted and asked that if the medications were still needed in the case, if they could cause any harm to the treatment with ibogaine, she said no, but that the objective was for him to be without the medications. That was pretty irresponsible, not to mention the lack of ethics. I even tried to get him to take the medicine, but he thought it best to follow all the IBTA recommendations. The result was that on June 18 he relapsed and could no longer do without the drug. Even after he returned to the CAPS to be seen again by the psychiatrist and go back to taking the medicine. But the damage was already done and he ended up being admitted to the Fazenda da Esperança. He had already achieved so many things, including a house and a good job that he couldn't take on. I can't stop thinking that if he had been treated in a more individualized, responsible and ethical way maybe he wouldn't have gone through this nightmare. It was the last chance he had, we held a Raffle to pay for part of the treatment and we had donations from friends. His family no longer has hope and they don't even talk to him anymore. I'm a friend who decided to help seeing him in that situation, alone in the world.