Corazón de Pachamama
Loja, Ecuador
- Ayahuasca
- Plant medicine
Ceremonies and retreats with plant and animal medicines beyond ayahuasca and psilocybin.
San pedro, kambo, bufo and other medicines carried by long traditions, and the retreats that hold ceremonies with them. These listings say which medicines they work with and in what tradition, and whether a medical screening comes first.
Loja, Ecuador
North Holland, Netherlands
Albufeira, Portugal
Isla San Francisco, Peru
Barcelona, Spain
Phoenicia, New York
Nassau, Bahamas
Salem, Oregon
Villagarzón, Colombia
Austin, Texas
Iquitos, Peru
Colmeal, Portugal
Bowen Island, Canada
Ntann, Gabon
Mindo, Ecuador
Cozumel, Mexico
Girardota, Colombia
Savegre de Aguirre, Costa Rica
Iquitos, Peru
Iquitos, Peru
Tijuana, Mexico
Iquitos, Peru
Cuenca, Ecuador
Tulum- Sian Ka'an, Mexico
Iquitos, Peru
Malinalco, Mexico
Ban Pong, Thailand
Macas, Ecuador
Urubamba, Peru
Vilcabamba, Ecuador
Selmes, Portugal
San Pancho, Mexico
Sugar Beach, Costa Rica
Cusco, Peru
Iquitos, Peru
Lisbon, Portugal
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Iquitos, Peru
San Isidro de El General, Costa Rica
Tepoztlán, Mexico
San Juan Bautista, Peru
San pedro, kambo, bufo and other plant and animal medicines carried by long traditions, beyond ayahuasca and psilocybin, which have pages of their own. Each listing says which medicines it works with and in what tradition.
It depends on the medicine and the country. Some are unregulated, some tolerated within traditional use, some prohibited. The listing says where and how a provider works; the law of that place applies.
Who leads it and in what lineage, what medical screening comes first, what happens if a session becomes difficult, and what support there is afterwards. Read the listing for medical screening and aftercare; the good ones name both, and the directory does not endorse any provider.
Publication in the FTO directory does not constitute an endorsement of a provider, service, event, or practice.
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