Safety is our first priority
Ayahuasca Retreats at our center are done within a format that has been developed and practiced since 2009. Our operational model prioritizes participant safety and nearly a decade of research has proven our retreats to be tremendously effective.
Personalized treatments
Our retreats offer numerous plant medicine treatments outside of ceremony. These include cleanses of the digestive system, nervous system, circulatory system, respiratory system, and immune system. Individualized treatments are also administered according to specific needs.
Complimentary practices
In addition to the ayahuasca ceremonies, the plant remedies, and personalized treatments, our retreats also offer complimentary practices like guided meditation, yoga, breathwork ceremonies, cacao ceremonies, ecstatic dance, music and art therapy, and Shipibo culture workshops.
Small group sizes
The bonds formed within the group are of great value to the healing experience and the amount of personal interaction with the staff is directly related to the outcomes of the retreat. We keep groups to a maximum of twelve people to ensure each retreat participant receives proper attention.
Family style accommodations
We designed our lodge to be like a home, fostering the level of support for one another that exists in family. So much of the healing work involves our family experiences and memories, and the environment of our retreat center enhances the healing potential of each group and individual.
Community support
Our retreat center is located inside the Mishana jungle community, inside a national reserve, and nearly all of the staff are from that community. Participants can see the benefits of their financial contributions in the community when they walk around and interact with the community members.
A paradise location
The center sits on the bank of the Nanay river, which is great for swimming, and is surrounded by over 100,000 acres of pristine forest. The center itself is completely off the grid yet offers electricity for fans in the rooms, hot water in the showers, and a level of comfort that is rare to find in the jungle.
Rainforest preservation
In collaboration with the organization One Million Acres, a portion of the cost of the ayahuasca retreat goes to support the preservation of the Amazon rainforest and the indigenous cultures, as well.
