Private Iboga Retreats 

 

A Private Retreat is an invitation into deep, focused work for those called to meet Iboga in an intentional, contained, and highly personalized setting. Led by Spencer "Missambo", one of the most experienced Bwiti facilitators practicing in the West.

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This offering is designed for individuals seeking a direct, private relationship with the sacrament, guided by a traditionally trained Missoko Bwiti practitioner who bridges the indigenous lineage with a Western understanding of mind, body, and spirit. It is well suited for professionals, high-profile guests, or anyone who values discretion, as well as anyone seeking an intimate, one-on-one experience of profound healing and clarity.

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Spencer “Missambo” trained in Gabon, Africa within the Missoko Bwiti tradition and has spent years translating this ancient path into a grounded, ethical, and safety-centered framework for modern seekers. Centered around finding your innate truth, self-honesty, and remembering who you are beneath fear, stories, and conditioning. He has worked with hundreds of clients to get to the root over the years of his full time work in the tradition.

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A private retreat allows for:

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Personalized preparation and intention setting

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One-on-one guidance before, during, and after ceremony​

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Space to work with sensitive life material, leadership transitions, health challenges, or major initiatory thresholds

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Deep integration support to ensure the experience becomes embodied, not intellectual or destabilizing

 

Iboga is approached here as a sacrament, not a shortcut. The work emphasizes safety, discernment, and responsibility—honoring both the medicine and your life beyond the retreat. Each private experience is shaped around your readiness, capacity, and the specific questions life is asking you to face.​

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Our private offerings can be hosted in home or by us within consideration.

 

All private retreats are application-based and require a screening process to ensure alignment, readiness, and safety.

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