Success Story

TBI - General

Neuropathic Pain

AGE

GENDER

Female

Medical History

Traumatic brain injury, symptoms labeled as depression, anxiety, insomnia, chronic migraines; discontinued psychiatric medication prior to treatment

Before Ibogaine Treatment

Patient reported a 24-year history of unresolved symptoms following a brain injury. Diagnosed with depression, anxiety, and insomnia, she had previously been medicated but had discontinued use due to lack of efficacy. At intake, she described experiencing extreme suicidal ideation, poor sleep, and chronic migraines. Also reported use of prism lenses to walk straight due to neurological imbalance.

On-Site Treatment Insights and Post-Treatment Observations

Complete cessation of suicidal thoughts
No longer requires prism lenses to walk straight
No longer requires Botox treatment for migraines
Improved sleep quality
Marked reduction in anxiety
Reports improved cognitive clarity and motivation

Patient Perspectives

“I was extremely suicidal and not sleeping. I had to wear prisms in my glasses to walk straight.”
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Before arriving at Ambio, the patient described her life as increasingly unmanageable. Medication had failed to relieve her symptoms, and her physical and emotional health had deteriorated significantly.
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“The very next day I was no longer suicidal. My sleeping improved, and my anxiety lessened.”
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She experienced a rapid shift after treatment, noting changes within 24 hours. For the first time in years, she felt mentally stable and physically steady.
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