Iboga Therapy Society

The Iboga Therapy House is a non-profit business of the Iboga Therapy Society

The society is a registered non-profit in British Columbia, Canada

Society Constitution

1. The name of the society is the Iboga Therapy Society.

2. The purposes of the society are:

a. To establish a non profit entity to support and foster research and disseminate knowledge pertaining to Tabernanthe Iboga and its principal alkaloid Ibogaine, its derivatives and their use for detoxification, addiction treatment and other therapeutic, spiritual, personal growth and scientific purposes;

b. To disseminate research and educate physicians, patients, politicians and the general public about the beneficial therapeutic, spiritual, personal growth and scientific uses of Tabernanthe Iboga, Ibogaine and its derivatives;

c. To foster the scientific exploration of all aspects of therapeutic, spiritual, personal growth and scientific uses of Iboga, Ibogaine and its derivatives, and other natural or complementary therapies;

d. To participate in the development of policies and standardized treatment protocols for the therapeutic uses of Tabernanthe Iboga, Ibogaine and its derivatives within a holistic, comprehensive and multidisciplinary model;

e. To situate the therapeutic uses of Tabernanthe Iboga, Ibogaine and its derivatives within the existing addictions services continuum of care provided by publicly run health services;

f. To participate in evidence-based best practices that are respectful of human rights and dignity.

g. To disseminate information as a result of these activities and to provide access to information regarding Tabernanthe Iboga, Ibogaine and its derivatives and other natural and complementary therapies to other organisations with similar or complementary goals;

h. To raise funds and accept donations to further the purposes of the society.

3. The purposes of the society shall be carried out without purpose of financial gain for its members and any profits or other accretions to the society shall be used for promoting its purposes.

4. On the winding up or dissolution of the society, funds or assets remaining after all debts have been paid shall be transferred to a society or charitable institution with purposes similar to those of this society or, if this cannot be done, to another charitable institution recognized by Revenue Canada as qualified under the provisions of the Income Tax Act of Canada.