Introducing Beond Service, innovative Ibogaine-assisted treatment designed to enable Veterans & First Responders to recover — rediscover purpose, resilience, and peace.
A Beond Service team member will be happy to answer your questions.
Our Veterans and First Responders offering was created by an expert team of veterans.
U.S. Army Ranger, Purple Heart recipient, and Beond Alum. Deployed to Paktia, Afghanistan as a Reconnaissance Platoon Leader. Beond Service on-site Facilitator.
Military partner with 14+ years navigating the impacts of PTSD/TBI on the family unit. Champion for ensuring partners have equitable access to healing. Beond Alum, Beond Service on-site Facilitator.
US Naval Special Warfare Boat Coxswain. After starting her own healing journey, Lorna is now a full-time psychedelic therapy preparation and integration coach. Beond Service Lead Coach and on-site Facilitator.
U.S. Army 1SG retired with 24+ years of active duty service. Army Ranger and Ranger Instructor. Two Afghanistan deployments to mountainous combat zones with Airborne Infantry Battalions. Beond Alum and Beond Service On-Site Facilitator.
U.S. Army Apache pilot, co-host of the American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast, Director of Operations for VMHLC, bestselling author, and Beond Service Facilitator. Advocates for legislative reform and access to breakthrough therapies and ibogaine for Veteran healing.
U.S. Navy SARC and Purple Heart recipient. 3 deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and medically retired after surviving a major blast-related TBI. Advocate for the TBI-related benefits of ibogaine therapy. Beond Service Facilitator.
Jon Stevens U.S. Marine Corps Raider with 5 Special Operations deployments. Participant in the original Stanford University ibogaine study for PTSD/TBI healing. Jon is now a full-time psychedelic therapy preparation integration coach, ceremonialist and Boend Service on-site Facilitator.
With 16 years as a Navy SEAL and four combat deployments, Tommy served as a top medic shaping Tactical Combat Casualty Care. He mentored future SEALs and, post-service, facilitated over 500 treatments, specializing in coaching for veteran healing and transformation.
At Beond Service, no one walks this journey alone. Each Veteran & Service Member cohort participant becomes part of a close-knit team, working side by side and guided by a dedicated Veteran facilitator. Our 9-week program is rooted in the power of community, mutual support, and shared purpose, fostering transformation through courage, commitment, compassion and creativity.
Our shared mission is healing. Together, we heal, we grow, and we redefine what it means to serve – both ourselves and each other in a greater mission to help heal our own wounds and heal the world.
Lay a strong foundation over 4 weeks with 1:1 coaching, peer support from a dedicated Veteran Beond Service team member, and group preparation to ensure every cohort member feels ready to embark.
Facilitate shared healing experiences in a safer, supportive environment, using Beond’s proprietary tools and technology for individual and group preparation to strengthen bonds and build trust.
In collaboration with Beond’s medical & clinical professionals, therapeutic coaches, and Veteran peer support teams, we help ensure physical, psychological, and emotional readiness.
Deepen and optimize healing through individual and collective engagement, enhancing the effectiveness and durability of psychedelic experiences in a supportive aftercare environment.
4 weeks of individual 1:1 coaching, peer support with a dedicated Veteran Beond Service cohort member, and group integration to align all key dimensions of life.
In this final continuing phase, we support long-term activation, helping Beond Service participants sustain lifestyle changes, boost cognitive function, foster community, and embrace service for lasting transformation through community, advocacy, and more.
Research has shown that ibogaine promotes neuroplasticity.
Note: Throughout the program, guests participate in cognitive exercises and undergo cognitive assessments to track and optimize their progress, using methods proven to improve mental clarity, emotional regulation, and decision-making skills.
WHAT: Cognitive tests measure concentration, memory, reasoning, and coordination.
WHY: Assessments before & after treatment support & encourage progress
WHAT: Interactive memory games, puzzles, and guided recall exercises based upon assessment results
WHY: Improves memory function and helps rebuild neural connections for daily tasks
WHAT: Activities like marksmanship, chess, and musical instrument workshops in dynamic settings
WHY: Strengthens focus,
problem-solving, and hand-eye coordination
At Beond Service, some of our coaches are veterans themselves, and the community that supports the preparation and integration phases comprises Veterans, First Responders, and law enforcement personnel.
Changing the paradigm of veteran-focused programs, we will offer multiple cohorts each year specifically for partners or primary caregivers.
The burden of untreated PTSD/TBI often falls on caregivers, who have limited access to service-based healing modalities.
Partner-Only cohorts are peer facilitated by an ibogaine-experienced partner.
Preparation and integration support will be offered to all partners remaining at home while onsite treatment is provided.
Our admissions are temporarily paused due to overwhelming demand and a waitlist extending into Fall 2025.
We’re honored by the trust this community has placed in us—and we’re working hard to serve as many veterans, first responders, and spouses as we safely can. If you’d like to stay connected, please leave your contact information—and feel free to share anything about why you’re interested in attending Beond Service—in the form below.
Once admissions reopen, you’ll be invited to a group Q&A session where we’ll share more about the program and how to take the next step when the time is right.
If you are in critical need of support, there is limited availability in our civilian program. Please reach out to hello@beond.us to learn more.
