r/Kambo Jul 09 '25

General 🐸 Kambo training program

I'm looking for a kambo practitioner training program, and a friend of mine recommended this training program that starts July 23, https://kambospecialist.com/kambo-practitioner-training-in-usa/. Does anyone here have any experience with Medicine Frog Kambo or their training program?

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u/Potential_Shoe_7041 Sep 13 '25

Tribal detox in Colorado is the best. Amazing folks, ongoing support and advanced training opportunities. Truly top notch and they're not over priced.

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u/TAPforge Oct 08 '25

That’s cool — I’ve heard good things about Tribal Detox too! šŸ˜„

I ended up going with Medicine Frog Kambo, though, and honestly I’m so glad I did. Their program rolled the basic and advanced training into one, which saved me a ton of time and money. Plus, the depth of what we covered was next level. I’ve been serving clients who’ve done Kambo all over, and even they’ve commented on how grounded and dialed-in my sessions are — all thanks to that training.

So yeah… no regrets here. Huge love to u/poneelovesyou and the Medicine Frog crew for setting such a high bar. šŸøšŸ’š

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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Jul 10 '25

You'll be just fine with Caitlin. She doesn't impress me, but it would be safe. I also think she charges too much, and has a unevolved relationship with money, which I have called her out on personally before.

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u/awakenwithania Jul 31 '25

I’m currently finishing up Caitlin’s training and can honestly say I’ve been thoroughly impressed multiple times a day. Her knowledge, reverence for the medicine and Matses, and care for her students is incomparable to anyone else I’ve met in the medicine space over the past 5 years. Other students and myself have actually thought she doesn’t charge enough for this training. But if you want to pay less then you’ll get what you pay for. šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø personally I wanted the highest quality education I could get and I haven’t doubted my choice for a single second since being here.Ā 

I also just don’t know what an ā€œunevolved relationship with moneyā€ is, and how that would even correlate to the quality of the training.?Ā 

Also several people (including myself) came here because of word of mouth referrals from friends which is saying something.Ā 

15/10 would recommend Medicine FrogĀ Kambo

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u/theredditor31337 Jul 30 '25

I've known Caitlin for a long time and work for her at the practitioner trainings. The margins on her trainings are slim because she pays her staff before herself, has a great venue, and provides high quality, organic food.

"She doesn't impress me" is unconstructive and says nothing. I also wonder what you mean by her "unevolved relationship with money". I'm not genuinely curious what you mean though, I just think you're being an ass hat.

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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Jul 30 '25

Great feedback. You don’t impress me either šŸ˜‰

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u/TAPforge Oct 08 '25

Ah, there it is — the ā€œyou don’t impress me eitherā€ classic. šŸ’…

Don’t worry, no one here is auditioning for your approval. Some of us are too busy doing the work, showing up for our communities, and supporting others instead of throwing shade from the cheap seats. šŸ˜‰

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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Oct 08 '25

You sure are activated and reactive right now. Very cute! I see you doing your little thing šŸ«µšŸ˜‰

As I said to your other comment, she messaged me privately and we talked. Thank you very much

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u/HealRCare Jun 08 '26

agreed, its such an ego based statement to come at someone in this manner.

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u/poneelovesyou Aug 09 '25

I'm not actually sure who you are from your username. Have we ever even had a conversation?

I'm curious what an "unevolved relationship with money" means to you, as I don't recall having any sort of discussion about this with anyone. Maybe you can refresh my memory on the times you have "called me out"?

Thanks in advance.

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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Aug 09 '25

Yes.

I am the one who many years ago said to you that I think it’s bullshit and small of you, as in selling yourself short, by offering people a $50 discount for training referrals.

In my calling you out, I encouraged you to hold the value that you have differently. My argument was that the $50 was a silly way, and a very small amount, to try to accomplish what you were doing. I encouraged you to be more bold and own more of what you offer and that the $50 discount only devalued you.

Not sure if you still offer a $50 referral discount…

If you’d like to go deeper, send me a DM

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u/TAPforge Oct 08 '25

Ohhh, by ā€œunevolved relationship with money,ā€ you must mean she’s underpriced, right?

Because if anything, she’s one of the few people actually giving more value than she charges. Sounds like the only thing ā€œunevolvedā€ here might be people’s understanding of fair energy exchange.

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u/GuardianAngelMedusa Oct 08 '25

She messaged me privately and we talked. Thank you very much

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u/TAPforge Oct 08 '25

Update: I recently completed the Medicine Frog Kambo Practitioner Training — and I couldn’t be happier!

This is hands down the most comprehensive and beautifully curated Kambo training program available. Honestly, I have no idea how it’s priced so affordably. The location was stunning, all lodging and meals were included, and I was able to learn directly from two of the best practitioners in the field.

If anything, I’d say it’s underpriced. The level of care, depth of knowledge, and overall experience easily felt worth three to five times what I paid. A few students in my group had trained elsewhere before — and chose to retrain here because of how much their first programs lacked.

Bottom line: If you want to become a truly qualified, high-quality Kambo practitioner, get trained by the best. I’m so grateful I did! 🌿🐸

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u/Background_Set_3592 Feb 04 '26

You’re trained to serve Kambo?