Kambo Ceremony
Kambo is the secretion of the giant monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) of the Amazon basin. Used for centuries by indigenous peoples for purification, strength, and clarity.
Sessions are held in a contained, intentional space. Each ceremony is tailored to the individual — their history, their body, and what is ready to move. Preparation guidance and integration support are included.
Ayahuasca Ceremony
Ayahuasca is a sacred plant medicine brew with deep roots in Amazonian healing traditions. Ceremony is conducted with reverence for the Shipibo and mixed lineages through which this medicine has been carried.
The ceremonial space is held with icaros, presence, and energetic attention. Screening, preparation, dietary guidelines, and integration support are part of the process.
Bufo Ceremony
Bufo alvarius, the Sonoran Desert toad, produces a secretion containing 5-MeO-DMT — one of the most powerful naturally occurring entheogens. This medicine demands deep respect, proper screening, and skilled facilitation.
Sessions are intimate, one-on-one, and held with careful attention to safety, energetic containment, and nervous system regulation.
Rapé Sessions
Rapé (ha-PEH) is a sacred snuff made from tobacco and other Amazonian plants, traditionally used by indigenous peoples for grounding, clearing, and prayer. It is administered through a pipe called a tepi.
Rapé can be offered as a standalone session or as part of ceremonial preparation. It centers the mind, clears energetic congestion, and connects the participant to intention.
Integration Support
The days and weeks following ceremony are as important as the ceremony itself. Integration sessions provide a space to process, ground, and make meaning of what has moved.
Available as individual sessions or ongoing support, tailored to each person's experience and needs.