The Builder
You created something real. It worked. But somewhere along the way the thing you built stopped meaning what it used to. Success didn't fix what you thought it would fix.
You've done the work. Therapy, coaching, maybe other plant medicines. Something underneath still hasn't moved. Moon Soma is private, one-on-one iboga ceremony. Just you and Chris, wherever you choose to do this.

You've tried the things that are supposed to work. Therapy. Coaching. Maybe meditation, maybe ayahuasca, maybe a silent retreat. Some of it helped. None of it finished the job. There's a layer underneath that hasn't moved, and you can feel it running things.
You're not falling apart. From the outside, you look like you have it together. That's part of what makes this hard to talk about. The gap between how your life looks and how it actually feels.
You keep thinking you should be able to figure this out. You've figured out harder things. But this one doesn't respond to effort, or logic, or willpower. It's not a strategy problem. It's something deeper.
Most psychedelics increase neural activity. They open the floodgates. Iboga does something closer to the opposite. It quiets the noise and lets you see the underlying structure. The patterns running beneath your conscious decisions, the ones you can't normally access because they're buried under decades of coping.
The pharmacology is unusual. Ibogaine, the primary alkaloid, interacts with multiple receptor systems simultaneously. Dopamine, serotonin, NMDA, opioid receptors. Researchers describe it as a neurological reset. Not a high. Not a trip in the way people usually mean that word. Most people report a long, clear, sober review of their own operating system.
The experience typically lasts 18 to 24 hours. It's not recreational. It's not fun. People describe seeing root causes with a clarity that years of talk therapy didn't produce. Not because therapy is bad, but because some patterns are stored below the level where conversation can reach them.
We start with a call. I need to understand what you're dealing with, and you need to decide if you trust me. Before we go further, we do medical screening, an EKG and a health questionnaire, to make sure iboga is physically safe for you. If anything comes up, we don't proceed. That part isn't negotiable.
You and me, at a location you choose. The session runs 18 to 24 hours, and I'm with you the entire time. Two ceremonies. No group, no strangers, no retreat center schedule. The days before and after are part of the process too.
This is where most providers disappear. You go home, the insights start to fade, and you're on your own. That's not how this works. We stay in contact for 90 days after ceremony. Regular check-ins, conversations about what's coming up and how to work with it. The ceremony opens something. Integration is how it actually lands in your life.
I have locations where I work regularly. You choose which one fits, or suggest your own. Most people pick somewhere they can be fully offline for a few days, away from their normal environment. We'll talk through options during our first call.

I'm Chris. I facilitate every ceremony personally. There's no team behind this, no junior facilitators, no one you'll be handed off to. When you work with Moon Soma, you work with me. One on one. That's the whole model.
I don't do the guru thing. I'm not going to wear white linen and speak in a low voice and tell you the plant has a message for you. I know iboga well. I know what it can do and I know where its limits are. I'll be honest with you about both. My job during ceremony is to keep you safe, keep the space steady, and stay out of the way of whatever the experience needs to be.
Most of the people I work with have already tried a lot before they found iboga. Therapy, coaching, other plant medicines, meditation. They're smart, skeptical, and tired of things that work temporarily. I understand that. I'm not here to sell you on anything. I'm here to tell you what I've seen, answer your questions honestly, and help you decide if this makes sense for you.

Iboga is serious medicine. It's not the next thing to try because the last thing didn't work. I turn people away regularly if they're not ready, and I'd rather do that than put someone in a situation that isn't right for them.
If you're reading this and it sounds like you, you probably already know.

Real accounts from real people. Names abbreviated for privacy.
"I'd built a company, sold it, and felt absolutely nothing. Did a Vipassana, did therapy for two years, tried mushrooms. Nothing was wrong with any of it — it just didn't reach the thing. After iboga I didn't have some dramatic epiphany. I just started feeling things again. Simple things. That was six months ago and it hasn't faded."
The first step is a conversation with Chris about whether this makes sense for you. If it does, we figure out next steps together. If it doesn't, he'll tell you.

Honest answers. If something isn't covered here, ask during your discovery call.