Kambo Ceremony

Service Description

Kambô Ceremony Kambô is a traditional Amazonian medicine derived from the secretion of the Phyllomedusa bicolor frog. Indigenous tribes have worked with this medicine in ceremonial contexts for purification, resilience, and spiritual clarity. I approach this work with deep respect for its origins and for the intensity of the experience it brings. Kambô is not casual, and it is not for everyone. It is a physically strong medicine that works quickly through the body. The experience can include a rapid physical response, often followed by a sense of clarity, grounding, or reset. Each person’s process is unique. My role is not to direct or interpret your experience, but to hold a safe, steady, and contained ceremonial space while your body moves through its own intelligence. Ceremonies are offered in person in private 1:1 sessions or small, carefully held groups. A discovery call and medical screening are required prior to booking to ensure that this medicine is both safe and aligned for you. During the ceremony, small superficial points are made on the skin and the medicine is applied. The active phase typically lasts 15–30 minutes, with time afterward for rest and integration. Optional complementary medicines such as Sananga or Rapéh may be offered when appropriate, always with informed consent and never as an expectation. Music, silence, and grounded presence are woven throughout the ceremony. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is forced. Integration support is available following the session to help you reflect on and anchor what surfaced. Kambô is not a medical treatment and is not presented as a cure. It is a sacred ceremonial practice that requires personal responsibility and discernment. This work is not widely advertised. Those who feel genuinely called are invited to begin with conversation. Non-refundable deposit required to secure booking. Travel fees not included. Sliding scale available for those in need.