Kambo Frog & Waterfalls Rejuvenation Retreat

RESET, CLEANSE, DETOX
NEW MOON SUMMER SOLSTICE KAMBO MEDICINE  REJUVENATION RETREAT 
Friday  June 7th- Sunday  June 9th
FULL retreat package for $875
 
Full Retreat Package includes: 
 

3 treatments of Kambo Frog Medicine, communal accommodations, deliciously nourishing vegetarian meals,  sauna use and hot/cold therapy, waterfall cold plunges, breathwork & pranayama with Robbie McLucas, authentic relating games, yogasana, meditation,  nature hikes, journaling exercises,  sacred sound & live music

 
Daily drop-in option also available!
Kambo drop-ins available each day for the community for $200 per treatment
Drop-in times: 10AM-1PM Friday, June 7th, Saturday, June 8th and/or Sunday, June 9th
 
Join us for our Kambo Medicine Rejuvenation Retreat nestled in the heart of gorgeous Appalachia, with breathtaking mountain views in a cozy retreat home. We will cleanse, purify, detox, and reset our whole system as we look ahead to the coming of summer when days are at the days are the longest and brightest, beckoning us into a time of abundance and celebration. The new Moon is a time ideal for setting new intentions, fresh starts, and for working with the Kambo frog medicine. We will journey deep into ourselves and with consciousness, take the steps needed to create the life we truly desire. This is an opportunity to pause--and with spaciousness--heal and build through restoration, nourishment and deep self-inquiry so we can live our lives more fully, evolve on our spiritual journey, and connect with our highest purpose.
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Retreat Package, additional information: 
3 treatments of Kambo Frog Medicine, communal accommodations, deliciously nourishing vegetarian meals by chef Brian Delaney,  sauna use and hot/cold therapy, cold plunges, breathwork & pranayama with Robbie McLucas, authentic relating games, yogasana, meditation,  nature hikes, journaling exercises,  sacred sound & live music
ARRIVAL: Friday June 7th at 9am
DEPARTURE: Sunday June 9th after lunch.
Contribution: $875
 
Full Retreat, Sample Schedule:
Friday:
9am- Arrivals
10am- Opening Circle
10:30am-1pm Kambo Frog
1pm-2pm- Lunch
2pm-3pm- Nature hike
3pm-4pm- Journaling
4pm-5pm- Authentic relating exercises
5pm-7pm- Sauna hot/cold therapy
7:30pm-8:30pm: Dinner
8:30-930pm: Sacred sound & live music
10pm: Rest
 
Saturday:
7:30am-9:30am- Yoga & meditation
10am-1pm- Kambo Frog
2pm- Lunch
3pm- Waterfall visit
4pm- Journaling
5pm- Authentic relating exercises
6pm-8pm- Sauna hot/cold therapy
8pm: Dinner
9pm: Sacred sound & live music
 
Sunday:
8am-9:30am- Yoga & meditation
10am-1pm- Kambo Frog
2pm- Lunch
Who is this retreat for?
Anyone who:
-is seeking purification, cleansing, detoxification on a physical, mental, emotional, spiritual level
-is seeking a fresh start, a clean slate, a FULL RESET
-is seeking a BOOST IN ENERGY & vitality
- has had a history of substance abuse and/or is in recovery
-is tapering or would like to taper from any pharmaceuticals
-has any chronic medical condition, chronic pain, Lyme disease, autoimmune issues, inflammation issues
-is interested in working with other plant medicines
(This retreat is NOT A MEDICAL detox)
**Space is limited! This retreat will have a maximum of 10 participants for the retreat, and up to 10 drop-ins per day**
Meet the facilitators:

Alanna is a Kambo Practitioner from the Asheville area and has undergone training and initiation from an Umbandaime community where she lived and studied in the Amazon of Acre, Brazil. She has also studied with the Yawanawa tribe in Brazil and a Peruvian master. She uses Rapè and Sananga medicines as part of her offerings to help participants ground and focus prior to receiving the frog. Alanna is a psychiatric registered nurse by background and has experience working in hospitals and treatment centers for people with addiction and mental health issues. In her private practice she utilizes the Kambo as an alternative therapy for people transitioning off pharmaceutical medications. She facilitates Kambo ceremonies, women's empowerment circles, grandmother ceremonies, and brings groups to the amazon each year.  She is a multi instrumental musician/composer and supports ceremony spaces with live music.

David has had a lifelong affinity to connect with mother nature in an intimate way and is passionate about helping others do the same; to understand Her essence, and learn to live harmoniously with Her.  David has had many years of life experience  to prepare for this program, including training with plant medicine, completing the Appalachian Trail in 2015, Wilderness EMT-B training, and Rites of Passage Facilitation and Guide training with Kedar Brown.  David specializes in his work with men, providing healing spaces where men gather, pray, and bring balance and integrity to the divine masculine and feminine within each person. David is passionate about discovering what it means to take responsibility, to be a protector, a provider, to learn how to truly be a man in society, and help others do the same. 

Co-Facilitators:

Robbie McLucas



Robbie is practicing being human with compassion and humility. He is a certifed facilitator for SeekHealing, a non-profit organization that focuses on creating deeper and more meaningful human connections and a certified pranayama breathwork instructor. Robbie has received training in Untriggered, a group facilitation program, as well as training in Mindful Self- Compassion and Authentic Relating practices. Currently, Robbie is earning a graduate degree in counseling with a emphasis in trauma and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Yoga, breathwork, ecstatic dance, and meditation are part of Robbie’s spiritual and self-care practice, and he is also an avid hiker and loves to cook.

 Brian Delaney



Inspired by cultures that eat in a way that promotes health and longevity, Brian uses his culinary skills to offer vegetarian foods that are a perfect match for ceremonial journeys.  Nourishing the body with wholesome foods after deep spiritual work truly creates a strong body-mind-spiritual connection. Brian began his culinary career helping his grandfather cook family holiday meals growing up in Connecticut.  He saw how happy Papa was in the kitchen and knew immediately that he wanted to learn how to cook and bring joy to all of those he could feed.  Inspired by theGreat Chefs of America series on PBS that ran in the early 80s, Brian realized he had a knack for remembering recipes and cooking techniques.  He started cooking for family and friends at sixteen years old and never stopped pushing himself to learn new cuisines, pulling recipes out of the few cookbooks his mom had. Self-trained, Brian learned how to cook Chinese, Italian, and regional American foods before he went to the University of Rhode Island and graduated with a food-service management degree.  Burned out after eight years of work as a caterer, Brian threw caution to the wind, quit his job, and moved to Los Angeles to attend the California Sushi Academy.  Three years of work as a sushi chef in LA was a dream come true. In 2002, Brian took another leap back to the Southeast to start a family and open a yoga studio.  For twenty-seven years Brian has cooked with intuition and care much like his yoga practice taught him to do for his body and mind.  The fearless drive to be creative and craft something good to eat is Brian’s greatest passion.