International Association of Kambo Practitioners IAKP

08/04/2026

The next UK based IAKP Kambo practitioner training is in a modular format.
4 weekends (Fri–Sun) across May & June
instead of 2 full weeks away
Same depth
just structured to fit around work and life
Dates:
May 15–17
May 29–31
June 12–14
June 26–28
Brightlingsea, Essex (by the sea)
Small group
hands-on training
Starts in about a month
Limited spaces
Email: [email protected]

30/03/2026

Green Light Bursary 2027 — Applications Open

Every year, the IAKP Green Light Bursary opens this path for 1–2 people to train as a Kambo Practitioner — with all costs covered. Two weeks of all-inclusive residential training, your first year of IAKP membership, and your practitioner profile on iakp.org.

This bursary exists because access to this path should not depend on your financial situation. If you come from a disadvantaged background, live with a disability, have refugee status, or plan to serve a community that truly needs it — this could be for you.

Application deadline: April 30, 2026 Winners announced: early July 2026

To apply, send your application to [email protected]

Full eligibility criteria and details: https://iakp.org/the-green-light-bursary/

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30/03/2026

Two weeks in the forest with a small group, two teachers, and a frog that doesn’t negotiate. That’s more or less what you’re signing up for.

Our seminar house sits in the middle of the forest north of Berlin – lessons and treatments happen outdoors, under old trees, in all weather that isn’t actual rain. This is the 5th time we’re running this course. It’s known for its international groups and the kind of intensity that comes naturally when you spend 14 consecutive days in the same place with the same people – which, honestly, is part of what you’re there to learn.

Dates: 29 July – 12 August 2026 Location: Klobbicke, near Berlin Language: English · German support Teachers: Alan Schechner & Martina Diehn

Prerequisites and course info: link in Bio

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22/02/2026

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03/02/2026

IAKP Kambô Aotearoa Practitioner Training
3–16 March 2026 | Aotearoa, New Zealand

A residential practitioner training for those wishing to work with Kambô in a way that is ethical, embodied, and deeply respectful.

The training includes teachings, practice, ceremony, and community, held within the incredible landscape of Aotearoa.

🎥 The Meet the Team video is available as a Reel on this page.

👉 Learn more & book here:
https://kamboao.com/training2026.

30/01/2026

IAKP Kambô Aotearoa Practitioner Training | 3–16 March 2026
A conversation with the training team about the upcoming IAKP Kambô Aotearoa Practitioner Training in New Zealand.
This training is for those who feel called to deepen their relationship with Kambô and to walk this path with integrity and care.
👉 https://kamboao.com/training2026

22/01/2026

In April 2026, we return to the Peruvian Amazon for a complete Kambo practitioner training.
This is not a retreat.
It’s an in-depth immersion into Kambo, its context, its safety, and its responsibility.
We will walk the jungle at night with a Matsés elder, listening for Kambo frogs and learning how secretion is traditionally collected.
We’ll study Kambo deeply, including contraindications, physiology, and practitioner ethics.
You’ll also learn how Sananga is prepared, step by step.
We stay in a comfortable lodge in the Amazon, surrounded by jungle sounds and Kambo frogs at night.
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Info: https://kambotrainings.com/iquitos-peru-april-2026/

14/01/2026

🐸 IAKP Kambô Practitioner Training – Taranaki, NZ
3rd–16th March 2026 | Taranaki, New Zealand 🏔️
💚 We are excited to invite you to the second run of the IAKP Kambô Practitioner Training, held in New Plymouth, Sanctuary Hill retreat, . Unique opportunity to immerse yourself in this deeply transformative two-week journey with Kambô and teachings of the jungle.
🐸 This IAKP (International Association of Kambô Practitioners) Basic Practitioner Training will provide everything you need to confidently begin your path as a Kambô practitioner.
With a strong foundation in both traditional wisdom and modern practice, you’ll learn how to hold a safe, effective, and healing space for yourself and others. IAKP Kambô Training programs are internationally recognized and are run around the globe for more than 15 years, with 500+ facilitators trained to date.
🪶 The training is a comprehensive mix of theory and hands-on experience, guided by Master Kambô Practitioners and IAKP teachers, Andrew Mulquin, Jiri Hanus and Tane Mahuta Heke.
What You'll Learn:
The history and science of Kambô
Ceremony structure and safe circle facilitation
Rapé, Sananga & Bechette use
Burn and point techniques
Traditional tribal treatments & initiations
Self-treatment & layering protocols
Meridian, chakra, and Marma point applications
Auricular Kambô basics
Specialized treatment protocols
Contraindications, first aid, and safety
Sacred tools: rattles, feathers, smoke
Working with spirit, prayer, and song
Space-holding, boundaries, and practitioner ethics
IAKP Code of Practice
👇Detailed information:
https://kamboao.com/training2026
🍃 Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/share/12Kr74yqwot/
Join the tribe of Kambô warriors in Aotearoa
💚🐸🤍

25/10/2025

20/08/2025

🐸 IAKP Kambo Practitioner Training – Seattle, USA

Train with Senior Teacher José Luis del Solar in the stunning natural surroundings of the Seattle area 🌲✨ 

This intimate, small group training offers hands-on learning, grounded guidance and deep support to build confidence and safety in your Kambo practice. 

📅 November 8 to 22, 2025 

📩 For further details & applications visit : iakp.org 

21/11/2024

Acaté recently shared nearly 700 exquisite watercolor paintings by Matsés indigenous artist Guillermo Nëcca Pëmen Mënquë showcasing the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon Rainforest!

Take a moment to view Guillermo’s extraordinary work in the Matsés Rainforest gallery: https://acateamazon.org/matses-rainforest-gallery/

Here, a Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao) gnaws along the edges of tree holes when it smells bat urine to collect minerals.