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Awakening in the Dream

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Last checked .

Status unconfirmed

Long-running San Miguel de Allende program that requires detox before ibogaine. Current status unconfirmed.

Facts

Facts about Awakening in the Dream
CategoryIbogaine treatment center with mandatory detox first
StatusStatus unconfirmed. Site copyright 2024, phones listed. No 2026 activity found, so the status is unconfirmed.
LocationsSan Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
SettingDescribes itself as an ibogaine treatment center with a "licensed medical detox"; the setting is not described.
Medical teamNot stated.
Screening before treatmentLucid News reports mandatory detox before ibogaine. A pre-treatment guidelines page exists but was not read.
What is givenNot stated.
Who it is forOpiate, stimulant and alcohol dependency; behavioural addictions; PTSD; brain injury; pain.
Protocol and length of stayNot stated.
After the treatmentPost-treatment guidelines page.
Published priceNot stated.
Licences and accreditations stated"Licensed medical detox" label only.
Founded / historyThe original site ran 2003 to 2015 (site link); operator Rocky Caravelli (Lucid News); entity Botánicos Desintoxicación Tratamiento Natural S.C.

Legal context, Mexico: Ibogaine is unregulated in Mexico: not scheduled and not approved as a medicine. There is no ibogaine-specific licence; some clinics state a general COFEPRIS health-facility licence on their sites. Most programs that serve Americans are here. Programs in Mexico.

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Public record

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Questions

Where does Awakening in the Dream treat patients?

Describes itself as an ibogaine treatment center with a "licensed medical detox"; the setting is not described.

Who is on the medical team at Awakening in the Dream?

Not stated.

What screening does Awakening in the Dream do before treatment?

Lucid News reports mandatory detox before ibogaine. A pre-treatment guidelines page exists but was not read.

How long do you stay at Awakening in the Dream?

Not stated.

What does Awakening in the Dream cost?

Not stated.

What happens after treatment at Awakening in the Dream?

Post-treatment guidelines page.

Is there anything on the public record about Awakening in the Dream?

No death, lawsuit or regulatory action involving this program was found in the sources checked.

Sources

  1. awakeninginthedream.com
  2. Lucid News, Oct 2024

Facts come from the program's website and the sources above, as read on 2026-10-20. Statements about safety, outcomes and patient numbers are the program's own. Represent this program? Send a correction.