Saturday 20th March

Matsés Culture, Reciprocity and Responsibility.

This talk explores the culture of the Matsés people, the original guardians of Kambo. Drawing from direct stories shared by Matsés chiefs, elders, and shamans, the Lewis offers insight into their traditional use of Dow-Kiet and the deep cultural significance this medicine holds in their way of life. Having been granted permission to study their traditions and learn directly from the community,Lewis carries the responsibility of sharing their words with respect and care. The talk also examines the Matsés' first contact in 1969, the lasting impact of that moment, and the ongoing need for Kambo practitioners to act as stewards — not only of the medicine, but of the culture it originates from. Attendees are invited to reflect on the depth and sensitivity of this relationship, and to consider the true meaning of reciprocity.

Saturday 20th March

Reviving Nasal Kambó Practices with the Matsés - Maestro Dunu’s Legacy

Nasal Kambó is one of the most ancient and least understood ways of working with the Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog. This method, rooted in Matsés tradition and passed on through the oral teachings of Maestro Dunu in Ibama, Peru, offers a powerful and less-invasive alternative to the burn method commonly known in the West. Whether you are a facilitator, or simply curious about traditional Amazonian medicine, this talk will offer a rare window into a lineage that has survived for centuries.

Saturday 20th March

Kambo and Veterans

This panel highlights military veterans who have turned to Kambo as a tool for healing physical, emotional, and spiritual imbalances following their service. The discussion will be moderated by U.S. Navy veteran and Kambo practitioner Tucker Parris.

Saturday 20th March

Lunch Break

Lunch Break

Saturday 20th March

Indigenous voices

Providing platforms for indigenous voices to share whats on their heart.

Saturday 20th March

Indigenous voices

Providing platforms for indigenous voices to share whats on their heart.

Saturday 20th March

Modeling Change in Mind, Body, and Ritual: Predictors of Psychological Outcomes Following Kambo Use

Kambo, the Amazonian frog secretion traditionally used in ritual healing, is rapidly gaining traction in Western wellness circles — yet scientific data on its psychological effects remains limited. In this talk, T Wagner shares results from a pioneering study examining changes in self-reported depression, fatigue, mindfulness, and well-being in Kambo-naive participants following a series of three sessions.

Drawing on psychometric data and advanced predictive modeling, the research reveals key insights into what drives meaningful shifts in participants’ mental states — including the roles of fatigue reduction, mindfulness increase, and self-acceptance. Ritual elements such as the use of Sananga and Rapeh, burn point placement, and group dynamics were also explored for their contribution to outcomes.

This session will unpack the findings, explore the interplay between ceremony and neuropsychology, and discuss how evidence-based insights can guide safer, more intentional Kambo practices rooted in both tradition and science.

Saturday 20th March

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Saturday 20th March

Kambô and the Vital Force: Western Vitalistic Herbalism as a Lens for Understanding Kambo's Effects

This talk will introduce the audience to all relevant energetic and clinical actions of Western Vitalistic Herbalism, with definitions and examples, and how we can apply these concepts to better understand the effects (energetic, physical) kambo has in tissues, organ systems, and energetic bodies of the receiver.

Saturday 20th March

Kambo & Women’s Health: Reclaiming the Rhythms of the Feminine Body

In this powerful and heart-centered talk, Kristina Boccio explores the unique and often overlooked relationship between Kambo and the female body. As a full-spectrum women’s health practitioner and mother who used Kambo throughout her own fertility, conception, and postpartum journey, Kristina brings lived wisdom and clinical insight into how Kambo can support hormonal balance, detoxification, reproductive vitality, emotional clearing, and cyclical restoration. She will illuminate how Kambo, when used skillfully, can support women at every stage—whether preparing the womb for conception, navigating postpartum depletion, coming off hormonal birth control, or reconnecting with their moon cycle after years of suppression. This conversation will also touch on the safe use of Kambo for breastfeeding mothers, womb trauma release, and how to work with Kambo in alignment with infradian rhythms and lunar cycles. Kristina will also share insights from her work training doulas, midwives, and practitioners in how to support women with integrity and reverence when using Kambo in their healing process. This talk is an invitation to remember the wild intelligence of the feminine body and how Kambo can be a sacred ally in restoring the innate cycles of life, death, birth, and rebirth. Whether you’re a practitioner, a mother, or a woman seeking deeper healing, this session offers practical wisdom and spiritual perspective on Kambo as a powerful tool in reclaiming women’s health in a time of global awakening

Saturday 20th March

Managing The Wild West of Kambo's Growth in the Modern World

How do we cultivate safety, accountability, and organizational pedigree in an unregulated landscape? Right now, the Kambo world is navigating an evolving legal climate, caught between the wild west of deregulation and the clinical rigidity of modern science. In this presentation, Greg Manning argues that the answer lies in self-regulation. Taking a leaf out of ICEERS' philosophy, Greg unpacks what it truly means to steward this medicine with wisdom in the modern world. This talk goes beyond standard harm reduction to address practitioner competency, informed consent, and community accountability & modeling. Join Greg to explore how we can bridge Western physiology with Indigenous origins, ensuring a safe path for practitioners and seekers alike—long before the state steps in to regulate and control Kambo.

Sunday 21st March

The Past, Present, and Future of Kambo

Kambo has long been revered by Amazonian tribes for its powerful cleansing and healing properties, yet only recently has modern science begun to explore its complex biochemical and physiological effects. In this talk, we’ll trace the scientific journey of Kambo—from early ethnopharmacological reports to contemporary studies examining its peptides, immune modulation, and therapeutic potential.

We’ll explore what the research has revealed so far, what remains unknown, and where the field is heading. As interest in Kambo grows, we must ask: How do we study it ethically? What frameworks are needed to honor both indigenous knowledge and scientific rigor? And what role might Kambo play in the future of medicine, mental health, and integrative healing?

Sunday 21st March

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Sunday 21st March

Sunday 21st March

Indigenous Voices

Giving Indigenous leaders a voice to share whats on their heart

Sunday 21st March

Indigenous voices

Giving Indigenous leaders a voice to share whats on their heart

Sunday 21st March

Indigneous voices

Giving Indigenous leaders a voice to share whats on their heart

Sunday 21st March

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