Frequently Asked Questions

Our retreats are not currently structured to generate personal income. Pricing is set to cover operational expenses only. This allows us to offer the work responsibly without financial pressure shaping the container.

No. Satori does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. The work is ceremonial and experiential in nature, supported by medical oversight for safety.

No. All retreats include thorough medical screening, on-site support, ethical sourcing of medicine, and integration care. The standards remain high.

Groups are intentionally small to ensure safety, presence, and individualized support.

Iboga is often explored by individuals seeking support with:                   •                Substance use and addictive patterns                   •                Compulsive behaviors                   •                Emotional trauma and unresolved experiences                   •                Depression or lack of direction                   •                Repetitive thought loops                   •                Desire for deeper self-understanding   While many people report profound insights and positive changes, outcomes vary for each individual.

The Iboga experience is typically deeply introspective and reflective. Many participants describe:                   •                vivid memories and life review                   •                emotional insights                   •                heightened awareness                   •                a sense of clarity or perspective   The experience often unfolds over many hours and is followed by a period of reflection and integration.

No. Many participants are new to plant medicines. Preparation and guidance are provided so that individuals feel informed and supported throughout the process.

Preparation may include:                   •                adjusting certain medications under medical guidance                   •                following dietary recommendations                   •                journaling or reflecting on personal intentions                   •                getting adequate rest before arrival   Detailed preparation guidance is provided after acceptance into the program.

Integration is an essential part of the process. After the ceremony, participants are encouraged to:                   •                reflect on insights                   •                discuss their experience with facilitators                   •                develop practical steps to incorporate lessons into daily life   The goal is not only the experience itself but lasting integration and change.

Our retreat is located near Victoria on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, surrounded by forest and ocean. The environment is intentionally chosen to support reflection, safety, and tranquility.