Kambo is a traditional Amazonian practice that is now also offered in some contemporary wellness and ceremonial settings.
At Transcendent Sanctuary, Kambo is approached with respect, informed choice, careful screening, and attention to each participant’s individual needs and safety.
Kambo offered through Transcendent Sanctuary is a nonclinical ceremonial and wellness service.
Participation does not establish a therapist-client relationship and is not psychotherapy, medical treatment, diagnosis, or a substitute for care from a licensed medical or mental-health professional.
Please note: Although Kimberly is a licensed therapist, her role during Kambo is separate from her role as a psychotherapist. Kambo is offered only to eligible adults age 18 and older, subject to screening and suitability requirements.
WHAT IS KAMBO?
Kambo is a secretion traditionally associated with Indigenous Amazonian practices and has historical and cultural roots in parts of the Amazon region. In contemporary wellness settings, it may be offered as a ceremonial or personal-growth experience. Its modern use should not be presented as proof of medical effectiveness.
KAMBO EXPERIENCE
A guided experience focused on helping participants approach Kambo with greater awareness, preparation, and respect for its traditional Amazonian context and significant physiological effects.
Sessions include preparation guidance, ceremonial space support, and post-experience reflection. Participation is subject to careful screening and individual suitability.
Kambo has historical and cultural roots in Indigenous Amazonian traditions. When discussing those traditions, Transcendent Sanctuary aims to do so respectfully and without making broad claims about Indigenous beliefs, practices, or cultural meaning that have not been directly verified.
Today, Kambo is offered in some nonclinical ceremonial and wellness environments. People may seek the experience for personal, spiritual, reflective, or wellness-related reasons. Individual motivations and experiences vary.
Kambo should not be represented as a proven medical treatment. Any health-related or scientific statement should be supported by reliable evidence and reviewed carefully before publication.
Visitors can ask questions about the service, format, eligibility requirements, and approach to determine if exploring Kambo feels aligned.
Before participation, a comprehensive health screening and informed-consent process ensure that safety factors, medical history, and personal readiness are thoroughly reviewed.
Individual suitability & consent
The in-person ceremonial experience includes intentional preparation, application in a calm and structured environment, and close, attentive observation throughout.
Respectful ceremony space
Following the active experience, dedicated quiet rest allows the body to settle, followed by post-session reflection to support personal integration and self-care.
Post-session reflection
People may be drawn to Kambo for different personal, reflective, and ceremonial reasons. Individual motivations and
experiences vary, and participation is always approached with personal intention and informed choice.
• Curiosity about traditional or ceremonial practices
• Personal reflection
• Intention-setting
• Exploring resilience and self-awareness
• Participating in a structured wellness ritual
• Personal or spiritual exploration
• Creating space for reflection and reset
• Seeking a challenging, intentional experience
Some participants describe the experience as a meaningful reset or opportunity for deep reflection. Subjective personal experiences vary and are not medical outcomes.
Kambo is not an emergency or medical service. If you are experiencing an immediate medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency facility.
Physical responses:
Kambo can involve significant physical responses and requires careful screening and preparation.
Health disclosure:
Participants should disclose relevant health conditions, medications, and medical history before participation.
Medical clearance:
Medical clearance from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional may be requested when appropriate.
Attentive observation:
Participants are closely observed in a calm, structured setting throughout the entire duration of the session.
Kambo is not appropriate for everyone. Before participation, individuals may be asked to provide
relevant health information and discuss factors such as medical history, medications, mental-health
history, physical health, and other circumstances that may affect suitability. Participation may
be declined when safety concerns or contraindications are identified.
Age requirement:
Offered only to eligible adults age 18 and older, subject to screening and suitability requirements.
Health screening:
A preliminary screening to discuss medical history, current physical and mental wellness, and personal readiness.
Medication disclosure:
Participants must disclose all current medications, treatments, and supplements during preliminary screening.
Medical considerations:
Kambo is not suitable during pregnancy or for individuals with certain cardiovascular or health conditions.
Medical clearance:
Clearance from an appropriately qualified healthcare provider may be requested when relevant.
Informed participation:
Participation is voluntary and choice-centered. Sessions are declined when safety concerns are identified.
Before participating, individuals should understand what the experience may involve, ask questions, review
possible risks and limitations, and make an informed personal choice. Anyone with health
concerns is encouraged to consult their physician.

“A compassionate space for healing, growth, and connection.”
KAMBO WITH KIMBERLY
Kimberly approaches Kambo with respect for the practice, careful screening, clear communication, informed consent, and attention to participant safety.
Her role is to provide a structured, nonclinical environment where participants can understand the experience, ask questions, and make informed choices based on their own comfort, readiness, and circumstances.
Personal autonomy & choice
Honoring each participant’s readiness, pacing, and comfort without pressure or expectations.
Informed consent:
Transparent conversations about what to expect, individual suitability, and personal boundaries.
20+ years of experience:
Kimberly brings more than 20 years of experience supporting people through personal growth and wellness.
Attentive environment:
A grounded, calm, nonclinical setting with close, attentive observation throughout the session.
Nonclinical boundaries:
Kimberly’s role during Kambo is nonclinical and separate from her role as a psychotherapist.
SESSION DETAILS
Format
In-person ceremonial and wellness session
Setting
Private, calm, and grounded ceremonial space
Duration & Pacing
Dedicated time for prep, ceremony, and rest
Eligibility
Adults age 18+, subject to health screening
Preparation
Advance consultation, screening, and guidance
Integration
Dedicated recovery rest and reflection
Submitting an inquiry does not establish a therapist-client relationship or guarantee eligibility for Kambo.
COMMUNITY EXPERIENCES
Kambo is a secretion traditionally associated with Indigenous Amazonian practices, with historical and cultural roots in parts of the Amazon region. In contemporary wellness settings, it is offered as a personal, reflective, or ceremonial experience.
No. Kambo offered through Transcendent Sanctuary is a nonclinical ceremonial and wellness service. Participation does not establish a therapist-client relationship and is not psychotherapy, counseling, diagnosis, or medical treatment. Although Kimberly is a licensed therapist, her role during Kambo is separate from her role as a psychotherapist.
Kambo is not a medical detoxification or medical treatment. While participants often describe feeling a sense of reset, physical release, or refreshed awareness, Kambo is approached at Transcendent Sanctuary as an intentional ceremonial and personal-growth practice rather than a medical cleanse.
Kambo involves significant physiological responses and is not appropriate for everyone. Transcendent Sanctuary emphasizes careful health screening, informed consent, clear boundaries, and preparation to support participant safety. Participation is voluntary, and sessions are declined when safety concerns or contraindications are identified.
Kambo does not treat, cure, or diagnose any medical or mental-health conditions. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. Individuals seeking support for health conditions should consult licensed healthcare or mental-health providers.
A typical session includes thorough preparation, intention-setting, discussion of expectations, application of the traditional practice in a quiet and supportive environment, close observation throughout the experience, dedicated rest, and post-session reflection.
Kambo is restricted to eligible adults age 18 and older. It is not suitable for individuals with certain medical histories, cardiovascular conditions, current pregnancy, specific medications, or other contraindications. Suitability is evaluated through our health-screening process prior to any session.
No. Kambo is offered exclusively in person in a structured, carefully observed environment to ensure participant comfort, safety, and direct support.
If you have medical questions, chronic health conditions, or take prescription medications, please discuss them with a qualified physician or healthcare provider before considering Kambo. You will also have the opportunity to share relevant health details during the preliminary screening process.
If you are considering Kambo, begin with a conversation about the experience, screening process, safety considerations, service boundaries, and whether participation is appropriate for you.
Submitting an inquiry does not establish a therapist-client relationship or guarantee eligibility for Kambo.