Modular Kambo Practitioner Training Uk, May/June 2026

Brightlingsea, UK — May / June 2026

This Modular Kambo Practitioner Training is designed for those who feel a genuine call to work with Kambo and are seeking a thorough, well-held pathway into practice.

The course follows the IAKP Basic Practitioner Training curriculum and is taught in a modular format, allowing participants to complete the training in stages rather than as a single intensive block. This structure can be especially supportive for those balancing family, work, or other commitments.

The training is experiential, practical, and grounded in both traditional understanding and modern application.

Who this training is for

This training is suitable for people who:

• Have a sincere call to work with Kambo

• Have received Kambo multiple times and feel ready to deepen their relationship with the medicine

• Are willing to step into responsibility, service, and ongoing learning

All applicants must meet the IAKP prerequisites before enrolling.

Course format & dates

• Four residential weekends, held Friday to Sunday

• In-person training in Brightlingsea, Essex (UK)

• Small group to allow for depth, safety, and individual attention

Training weekends:

• 15–17 May 2026

• 29–31 May 2026

• 12–14 June 2026

• 26–28 June 2026

The modular structure allows time between weekends for integration, reflection, and personal process, supporting a more embodied and sustainable learning journey.

What the training covers

The course includes:

• History and science of Kambo

• Ceremony structure and safe administration

• Point setting and treatment protocols

• Contraindications, safety, and practitioner responsibility

• Working with intention, presence, and space-holding

• Introduction to traditional tools and practices

• The IAKP Code of Practice

Enquiries

For further information, including dates, structure, and application details, please contact:

Andrew Mulquin

📧 Training@kambokambo.com

This training is offered to those who feel ready to step onto the practitioner path with care, humility, and commitment.