Ibogaine therapy involves preparatory and post-session integration sessions, with a sitter present during the experience to provide support without direct interaction.

“They have a bunch of preparatory sessions, and then they have a bunch of sessions after that they're able to kind of rehash things. During, there's a sitter that sits there and kind of sits with them and helps them out, but it's not, it's pretty, the phenomenon of the drug seems to drive a lot of this, right? And so a lot of it ends up being what we call supportive psychotherapy. You're just kind of being there and, you know, maybe you're holding the person's hand, maybe you're just saying "I'm here," or maybe whatever it is, but you're making sure they know you're around. But there's not really an interaction per se.”