Dr. Ian Rabb has worked tirelessly over the past 20 years in the areas of mental health and addiction. He is passionate about helping people live their best life. Ian is often called upon by all levels of government, and the media to provide guidance. He is a certified interventionist assisting people find recovery from multiple forms of addiction, helping people on their sobriety journey. He is highly regarded as an expert in understanding and implementing state-of-the-art techniques and processes to help people maintain sobriety.
Ian was recently appointed as the Chief Clinics Officer for Universal Ibogaine, a life sciences company with a mission to research and deliver medicalized ibogaine-centered addiction care. Kelburn Recovery Centre recently announced Ian as Managing Director. These positions are being held concurrently to maximize efforts towards substance use and mental health treatment in a private setting.
Ian founded Spirit Rising House, Youth Stabilization & Recovery Homes, which is a private service provider supporting Child and Family Services of Manitoba and its agencies with homes specializing in stabilization and addictions programming for at-risk youth.
Ian is Founder and Board Chair of Two Ten Recovery and Destiny House - sober living housing. Ian was the visionary founding member of Aurora Recovery Centre in Gimli Manitoba, and prior to his appointment at Universal Ibogaine, he held the position of Director of Business Development at Edgewood Health Network, Canada’s only national addiction treatment center brand. Prior to his work in addiction treatment, Ian was a practicing Doctor of Optometry.
Ian worked with Alderman Capital, for over 10 years, managing 4500 properties and responsible for 80 staff.
Ian has served on the Homelessness Task Force 2014 and on the Inaugural Board of End Homelessness Winnipeg .
Ian speaks internationally on addiction and is frequently sought as an addictions expert.
Ian has served on the board of directors of the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba, Tamarak Rehab Board, & was Chair of a forum for VOICES . He was on the Provincial Meth Task Force in (2005). He been on the Board of Jewish Child and Family Services, The Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Health Science Centre Foundation.
Ian was nominated for the Scotiabank Game Changers (celebrating local heroes) in 2012; awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal in 2012; and in 2016 was chosen and honoured as a "Manitoba Hero".
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