6 DAYS - 5 NIGHTS + ONLINE TEACHINGS
Kambó, Rapéh and Sananga Practitioner Training
Enhance your connection with Kambó, Sananga, Rapéh & Tobacco. Gain the expertise to determine its ideal use for you and your recipients.
Explore the wisdom to harmonize with the spirit of the jungle’s medicine.
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1. For those seeking a safe way to expand consciousness, facilitate healing, and commune with the spirit of the jungle and its true essence.
2. Individuals eager to explore techniques that foster a profound connection with these medicines.
3. Those curious about delving into the scientific, cultural and ethno-medical aspects of these medicines.
4. Individuals who aspire to share, educate, and guide others in the use of Rapéh, seeking comprehensive training and knowledge to support their work.
5. Those who desire thorough training and education in the realms of consciousness, shamanic practices, scientific insights, safety, and more related to the powerful world of Kambó, Sananga, Rapéh & Tobacco.
Training Focus: Mastery of your connection and techniques for effectively and safely aligning with this medicine, whether for self-improvement or assisting others, along with comprehensive guidance on the art of educating and sharing this wisdom with others. This course covers a wide range of topics, including the history and cultural significance of Kambó, Sananga, Rapéh and tobacco. How to administer these medicines, understanding the spiritual and therapeutic aspects, safety guidelines, and exploring the role of intention in your practice.
Requirements: Having the call to learn about the medicines and be in service.
Modality: Presencial
Online – Two days with one online class each day of three hours.
Place: It’s All About You Center
Duration: 6 days & 5 nights + 9 hours (or more, depending on the group) of online teachings prior to meeting in person.
Investment: $2333 USD
When: Fall 2025
- Merge with the medicine
- Types of blows (Rapéh)
- Self-serve
- Serve others
- Layered technique
- Serving others while having the medicine on you
- 3×3
- Certificate by Jungle Cultura
- Rapéh Kit (Kuripe + Tepi + 7g of Rapéh)
- One hand rolled sacred tobacco, locally sourced
- To be featured as a practitioner in our website
- Online booklet
For those who feel called to deepen their journey even further, we offer an optional Day 7 focused on Nasal Kambó. This provides an opportunity to experience and explore the practice, but it does not serve as a certification to administer Nasal Kambó to others. Full competency in this method requires additional training, which is offered as part of an advanced or master-level course. This extension is simply for those who wish to expand their relationship with Kambó in a supportive space, honoring their own path with Kambo while respecting the depth of this sacred practice.
You are required to stay over that night.
Day 7
Nasal Kambó
Rest
Day 8
Breakfast
Departure
Investment for extra offering: $444 USD
ABOUT THE COURSE
Jungle Cultura has developed a specialized program that addresses the most challenging issues within the realm of Kambó, Rapéh, Sananga and Tobacco use. Guided by a Shamanic Practitioner with a background in Physiotherapy. The goal is to ensure the best possible outcomes, prioritize the utilization of premium-grade medicines and supporting the Matsés Tribe in Perú and the Katikuna tribe in Brazil.
This Kambó training is an immersive, hands-on experience designed to deepen your connection with the Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog and equip you with the knowledge and practical skills to serve Kambo safely. Over six days, you will gain direct experience in self-application, group facilitation, and serving others. Participants can complete their training and depart on Day 6.
For those who feel called to deepen their journey even further, we offer an optional Day 7 focused on Nasal Kambó. This provides an opportunity to experience and explore the practice, but it does not serve as a certification to administer Nasal Kambó to others. Full competency in this method requires additional training, which is offered as part of an advanced or master-level course. This extension is simply for those who wish to expand their relationship with Kambó in a supportive space, honoring their own path with Kambo while respecting the depth of this sacred practice.
MOST FAQ
What Is the Maximum Class Size? 6 students
Is the Training Hands-On? Yes, you will learn how to self serve and serve others.
What Is the Training Schedule Like?: Put your email to receive the schedule.
Is There Support After Completing the Training? Trainees will join a Practitioners group and you will have ongoing communication for any questions that can come up during your journey serving the medicine.
Is Certification Included? Yes, upon successful completion of our Kambo training program, you will receive certification from Jungle Cultura. We have established connections with numerous organizations across South America and Europe, and your certification will come with the added benefit of global exposure. As a certified Kambo practitioner, your profile will be featured on our website, further enhancing your visibility and recognition within the international Kambo community.
What Is the Training Philosophy or Approach?
Our approach prioritizes safety, deep respect for traditional medicines, and a commitment to the wisdom passed down by the indigenous cultures. Adhering to the Rainbow Warriors and the Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor. We believe in the harmonious merging of science and spirituality, where modern knowledge complements and enriches the ancient traditions of the jungle. Our ethical approach has a profound acknowledgment of Jungle Cultura, a commitment to improving the quality of life, and a dedication to fostering a deep connection with the healing power of Kambo. As Kambo educators, we aim to impart this philosophy to our trainees, guiding them towards a balanced, safe, scientific and anecdotal evidence based and spiritually fulfilling practice.
THE PROGRAM
Becoming a Kambó, Rapéh, and Sananga Practitioner: Ethical, Safe, and Respectful Practices
General objective of the course:
At the end of the course, the participant will be able to safely facilitate rapéh, kambó and sananga in therapeutic and spiritual context.
Objective 1: Understanding the functioning of the human body
1.1 Keywords
1.2 The Cardiovascular System
1.3 The Respiratory System
1.4 The Digestive System
1.5 The Immune System
1.6 Lymphatic system
1.7 Nervous system
1.8 Neuroendocrine system
1.9 Opioid system
Objective 2: Understanding Kambó as a Sacred Medicine in
Indigenous and Western Contexts
2.1 History and Origins
Kambó
The Frog
The Vomit
2.2 The Science Behind Kambó (peptides)
2.3 Physical aspects of a Kambó session
2.4 Activation of the Medicine
2.5 Methods of Application
2.5.1 Introduction to Meridians
2.6 Spiritual, Physical & Emotional Benefits
2.7 Storage
2.8 Participant’s Safety
2.9 Myths and Facts
2.10 “Contraindications”
Objective 3: Understanding the basics of Sananga
3.1: What is Sananga?
3.2: History & Cultural Significance of Sananga
3.3: Physical, Spiritual and Therapeutic
effects of Sananga
3.4: Storage
3.5: Participant’s Safety
Objective 4: Managing content related to Rapéh and Tobacco
4.1 Definition of rapéh
4.2 Process of preparation, storage and disposal of Rapéh
How to make Rapéh
How to store Rapéh
How to Dispose of Rapéh
4.3 The morphology of tobacco and its cultivation
Types of Tobacco
Main Tobacco Species
Growing tobacco
4.4 The shamanic and modern importance in the use of tobacco and rapéh
The tobacco plant and rapéh and their historical process
Shamanic use of tobacco and Rapéh
Rapéh’s Evolution and Contemporary Use
Elements to consider for the safe use of rapéh
4.5 The functioning of tobacco in the human body and its benefits.
Receptors involved
Function and benefits of tobacco in the human bo dy.
Neurotransmitter.
4.6 The different methods of consuming and using tobacco.
4.7 The different uses of rapéh.
4.8 Which blow to use according to the circumstances.
4.9 Debunking myths regarding the use of tobacco and rapéh.
Objective 5: Executing the suggested directions for the facilitator
5.1 Preparations for the Practitioner
5.2 Ideal Preparation for your Participant
5.3 Integration
5.4 Legal and Ethical Considerations for Practitioners