Intro to Trauma-Informed Care Workshop for Kambo Practitioners
Taught by Jetta Blaine

Duration: 3.5 hours – Friday March 19th from 2 pm-5:30 pm PST.
Location: Embassy Suites, La Jolla – Conference Meeting Room

Interactive, In-Person Workshop

In an ever-evolving landscape of healing work, trauma-informed care is no longer optional—it’s essential. This foundational workshop is designed specifically for Kambo practitioners who are ready to deepen their understanding of how trauma impacts the nervous system, client behaviors, and the unfolding of the Kambo experience.

Taught by somatic trauma educator and practitioner Jetta Blaine, this 3.5-hour immersive training will provide practical tools and a grounded framework to help you better support clients with sensitivity, integrity, and skill. Through discussion, experiential exercises, and gentle guided movement, participants will learn to recognize trauma responses, create safer containers, and avoid common missteps that can lead to re-traumatization.

Whether you are new to trauma-informed work or looking to refine your existing approach, this workshop will enhance your capacity to hold space for others in a way that is empowering, non-coercive, and ethically sound.

What to Expect:

• Interactive teachings on trauma awareness, safety, and somatic regulation

• Embodiment practices to understand nervous system dynamics firsthand

• Strategies for navigating client dysregulation during Kambo ceremonies

• Tools for self-regulation and practitioner grounding

• Ample time for questions, reflection, and peer connection

What to Bring:

• Comfortable clothing (movement and light exercises included)

• Water and snacks if desired

• A journal and pen for notes and personal observations

Why it Matters:
Many clients seeking Kambo carry unresolved trauma—whether they’re aware of it or not. A trauma-informed lens helps practitioners hold space with greater compassion, minimize harm, and amplify the healing potential of Kambo. By understanding the physiology of trauma, we strengthen our capacity to support transformation with presence and precision.

This workshop is a powerful step toward ethical mastery in the sacred art of Kambo facilitation.

About the instructor:

Jetta Blaine is a trauma-informed Kambo practitioner who has served nearly 500 individuals to date. Her mission is to guide people from stagnancy into vibrant liberation—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Through her practice, Moonflower Kambo (moonflowerkambo.com), Jetta holds deeply intentional, trauma-aware ceremonies that fuse somatics, neuroscience, and ritual. Her work is both primal and precise—an alchemical blend of ancient shamanic tradition and modern integrative tools that reconnect clients with their innate vitality.

Jetta’s journey with Kambo began as a personal healing quest. After years of battling PTSD, depression, eating disorders, and chronic pain, she traveled the world to uncover what truly heals. Her own transformation became the blueprint for her offerings: grounded, reverent, and radically empowering.

Known for her fierce compassion and intuitive presence, Jetta creates safe, customized containers where people can release what no longer serves and return to their natural state of wholeness. Her practice also includes Thai massage, somatic integration, and subconscious reprogramming—supporting clients beyond the medicine space and into lasting change.

Whether serving first-timers or seasoned seekers, Jetta brings a joyful, grounded wisdom that honors the full spectrum of the healing path.

Follow her journey and connect on Instagram: @jettamoonflower
Learn more and book at moonflowerkambo.com