This is a focused, immersive program designed to improve cognitive performance, emotional stability, and long-term behavioral health.
Veteran suicide rate vs. civilian adults
A key partner supporting innovative access for the veteran and first responder community to programs like Beond Service, helping expand reach and impact where it’s needed most.
Beond Service is a data-driven mental health optimization and neuroplasticity amplifier program designed specifically for veterans, first responders, and their families.
The program integrates clinical care, structured coaching, group-based work, and data-informed insights to create a system for meaningful and lasting change.
For those who qualify, a powerful plant medicine, ibogaine, is a catalyst for healing within a broader framework of care.
Beond is building a new category of care — one that integrates clinical treatment, performance optimization, and data-driven neuroplasticity into a single system.
This is not about managing symptoms. It’s about upgrading how you think, feel, and operate.
Veterans experience a suicide rate is more than 2x higher than non-veteran adults
While approximately 18% of U.S. adults report depression, 33% of veterans experience depressive symptoms, with nearly 20% experiencing severe depression
At the center of Beond Service is ibogaine, a powerful plant medicine that acts as a catalyst for transformation.
Research and clinical experience show that ibogaine creates a 60–90 day window of increased neuroplasticity — allowing the brain to reset patterns, process deeply stored experiences, and become more receptive to change.
Beond Service is designed to maximize this window, combining clinical care, structured programming, and human support into a system that drives meaningful, lasting outcomes.
Guided support to address the patterns that hold you back
In a Stanford-led study for ibogaine treatment, veteran participants showed 88% reduction in PTSD symptoms, along with 87% reduction in depression and 81% reduction in anxiety.
Upgrade how you think and process
Ibogaine and its metabolite noribogaine enhance neuroplasticity through sustained modulation of key neurotrophic factors like BDNF and GDNF, creating a 60–90 day window for neural rewiring, learning, and behavioral change.
Build a foundation for long-term wellbeing
Participants are guided to make measurable improvements in physical health, supporting both cognitive and emotional outcomes.
Reconnect with purpose and perspective
For many, this process includes a profound shift in perspective — creating deeper alignment with values, purpose, and how they choose to live.
Beond Service is a team-oriented journey of transformation, combining structured preparation, immersive on-site work, and long-term integration into a single, cohesive system.
No one moves through this process alone. Each cohort is built as a close-knit team — working side by side, supported by clinical staff, coaches, and peers, all aligned around a shared commitment to growth.
This program is designed for individuals who are ready to engage — not just during the on-site experience, but across the full process of preparation, participation, and integration.
Build the foundation before arrival
Immersive, structured program
Reinforce and sustain change
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Thank you for your interest in Beond Service. We’re grateful you found us and honored to be a small part of your path forward.
Due to overwhelming interest, admissions for our 2026 Beond Service cohorts are now full. We plan to reopen admissions later this year for our 2027 program. Please complete the form below with your contact information so we can notify you as soon as admissions reopen.
If you are interested in seeking treatment sooner, our standard program continues to offer rolling admissions. Click here to learn more.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at beondservice@beond.us
Clayton is a former U.S. Army Ranger who served as a Reconnaissance Platoon Leader and Executive Officer. He was awarded the Purple Heart during his deployment to Afghanistan in 2012.
After transitioning out of the military, Clayton navigated many of the same challenges faced by veterans and first responders, including the long-term effects of stress, trauma, and loss of structure. His experience with ibogaine became a turning point, bringing clarity, direction, and personal accountability. As a Beond alum and core team member since its early development, he brings a structured, outcomes-focused approach, helping participants stay engaged, take ownership, and translate the experience into lasting, measurable change.
Lindsay brings 15 years of experience as a military partner, navigating deployment, undiagnosed PTSD, and her own caregivers fatigue with the long search for effective care within the VA system.
Her path eventually led to her own journey with ibogaine, which shifted what felt possible for both herself and her veteran husband. That experience became a turning point, not just in their healing, but in how she chose to show up moving forward – including the need for healing for the entire family system.
As a Beond alum and part of the team that helped build Beond Service, Lindsay is committed to ensuring partners and families are fully included in the process. She brings a steady, direct, and grounded presence, meeting people where they are and helping them reconnect with themselves beyond the roles they’ve carried.
Matt is a retired U.S. Marine Chief Warrant Officer–4 (Marine Gunner) with over 25 years of service, including multiple combat deployments and leadership roles across infantry units and training commands.
In 2024, despite a career defined by discipline and resilience, Matt found himself at a personal low point that he hadn’t been able to resolve through traditional paths. That moment led him to Beond Service, where his experience became a turning point, reshaping how he understood himself and what lasting change requires.
Today, Matt works directly with participants, bringing a steady, disciplined presence and a deep belief that real change is built through structure, accountability, and sustained effort, even for those who have carried the heaviest burdens.
Lorna Sturchio is a former Naval Coastal Warfare veteran, transformational trauma coach, and Lead Coach for the Beond Service Program. Deeply committed to serving the Beond Service community, she is passionate about creating grounded, holistic spaces where healing, connection, and lasting transformation can unfold. Drawing from both deeply lived experience and extensive work in psychedelic preparation and integration, Lorna brings a heart-centered, trauma-informed approach that is compassionate, direct, and deeply human. Her work focuses on helping individuals reconnect with themselves through nervous system restoration, resilience building, self-awareness, and meaningful personal growth. Known for her authenticity and steady presence, Lorna guides others through some of life’s most challenging transitions with honesty, self-inquiry, and empowerment while helping people rediscover who they are beneath survival, pain, and conditioning.
Jon spent thirteen years in the Marine Corps, including ten in Special Operations as a Marine Raider. His roles ranged from explosive detection dog handler to breacher and case officer. His career ended following multiple injuries, including a near-fatal parachute accident, after an already difficult period marked by the loss of teammates.
After leaving the military, Jon continued serving as a paramedic but struggled with alcoholism and opioid dependence following multiple surgeries. After years of treatment with limited success, ibogaine became a turning point, helping him reconnect with himself and move forward. Today, Jon works directly with veterans and first responders, bringing a grounded, experience-based approach to support meaningful, lasting change.
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. 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.
