Real expertise.
Real credibility.

Alexandra Artzoglou

A psychedelic integration coach trained in Dr. Gabor Maté's Compassionate Inquiry approach and The Third Wave's Psychedelic Coaching Institute. Founder of the Madeira Psychedelic Society.

Her work combines psychological insight, mindfulness, and somatic awareness to help people turn a psychedelic experience into lasting, everyday change.

She does all of this through The Incubator, her 6 month online integration program.

Lindsey White, M.Ed.

A former psychotherapist with nearly two decades of clinical experience in trauma, addiction, and major life transitions, Lindsey now works exclusively as a preparation and integration coach. Her training spans IFS, Jungian psychology, EMDR, and a Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies from CIIS.

She's also the author of The Root and the Crown, a preparation and integration guide for ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT. Today, Lindsey works as an integration specialist for The Iboga Wellness Institute, helping clients translate their ibogaine experience into lasting, embodied change.

Juan Pedro Sánchez

A psychotherapist with advanced training in Gestalt therapy and experience in Jungian analysis, focused on reconnecting the conscious and unconscious to resolve deep emotional patterns.

Juan Pedro has worked directly with more than 200 patients undergoing ibogaine treatment — an unusually extensive level of clinical exposure to how the experience unfolds, and what real preparation and integration require.

He works with Sayulita Wellness Retreat, supporting clients through the psychological side of their treatment.

Dr. Chloe West Jacobs

A neuroscientist, psychedelic researcher, and psychology instructor at the University of Alabama. She earned her M.S. and Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Georgia State University.

Her doctoral research used EEG to study how serotonergic psychedelics affect visual processing, perception, and the brain's underlying belief systems — the rigorous science behind how ibogaine may shape the mind.

You can find her research, writing, and current projects at linktr.ee/drchloewest.

Ryan Roberts

A Marine Corps combat veteran who spent 17 years seeking treatment for PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and moral injury before undergoing ibogaine-assisted treatment in 2019.

Founder of The Journey Home and a founding member of the Veteran Mental Health Leadership Coalition, Ryan has helped shape state-level policy, including Texas's $50 million ibogaine research initiative. He now runs it full-time, giving veterans practical tools to reintegrate into civilian life after treatment.

Caileigh Feldman

Chief Experience Officer at Sayulita Wellness Retreat, where she has guided thousands of people preparing for ibogaine, psilocybin, and 5-MeO-DMT journeys. A trained yoga instructor and sound healer, her work centers on nervous system restoration and embodied awareness.

Her approach is shaped by a globally rooted life, including years lived in Costa Rica and extensive travel through Peru, Colombia, Morocco, and Bolivia — deepening her reverence for Indigenous wisdom traditions and sacred landscapes.

Asha Sultana

Asha works behind the scenes to connect the ibogaine industry, advance educational outreach, and help others find spaces to heal. As a psychedelic coach, she brings presence and pattern recognition built from decades of her own inner work.

Her background spans film and hospitality, skills she now carries into podcasting, writing, and communicating about these complex topics as a digital nomad helping make this education a worldwide resource.

She leads educational outreach for The Wild Classroom, helping bring this course to the people who need it.

Dr. Allison Wells

A board-certified anesthesiologist with extensive training in interventional mental health care. She co-founded one of the first dedicated ketamine infusion clinics in the country — the first in Houston — providing more than 15,000 infusions since 2015.

She trained at Baylor College of Medicine and Harvard Medical School, with faculty appointments at Baylor's Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Texas A&M.

She also makes educational videos about ibogaine on YouTube, breaking down the medical realities for a general audience.

Jimena Iyari

A body-based psychotherapist and Core Energetics practitioner who holds a Master's in Integrative Gestalt Psychotherapy and a Master's in Environmental Science & Policy from Columbia University. She is completing a Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research at CIIS and teaches at Instituto Corpore.

Her work at IbogaQuest in Tepoztlán, Mexico centers on what the nervous system is doing before, during, and after treatment. Most people arrive hypervigilant and dysregulated, so she builds somatic resources first — combining harm reduction principles with a deep respect for Bwiti and Buddhist traditions.

Dr. Juan Moller

A medical doctor who is also a Gestalt therapist with a specialization in Somatic Experiencing — a combination that lets him hold both sides of ibogaine treatment at once, the cardiac monitor and the person attached to it.

As supervising physician at IbogaQuest, one of the longest-running ibogaine centers in the world, he oversees preparation and detox and remains on-site throughout the treatment week. He serves on both the medical and therapeutic teams, and treats the weeks of tapering beforehand as part of the work itself, not a formality to clear before it starts.

Troy Valencia

A chemist turned clinical psychologist who came to iboga through both science and lineage. He holds a doctorate in clinical psychology alongside a master's spanning psychology and chemistry, and his paternal roots trace to Gabon and Cameroon, where iboga grows and the Bwiti tradition began. He is a two-time initiate, in the Disumba/Fang and Misoko schools.

He co-founded Root & Wisdom, which runs iboga retreats, and the Sacred Roots Foundation, a 501(c)(3) supporting Indigenous communities in Gabon. Having come up through the foster system before building a career as a chemist, he brings trauma-informed counseling and traditional practice to the same table.