Frequently Asked Questions About Ayahuasca Ceremonies
How many facilitators and space-holders are present at each ceremony?
There are always more than enough space holders and facilitators at each ceremony to ensure every participant receives the support, attention, and care they require.
How should I prepare for the ceremony?
Please make sure that you will be able to participate before you book your spot. There are certain medications, herbal supplements, and physical and mental health conditions that do not interact safely with ayahuasca. Please be honest during the medical screening process and contact us if you have any questions regarding potential contraindications. If you are a candidate for drinking ayahuasca, please follow the ayahuasca diet and reflect on your intentions for the ceremonies. Our facilitator interviews are a good resource for more information on the preparation process.
Will there be an opportunity to speak with the facilitators?
Yes, the facilitators will be available throughout the ceremony weekend if you would like to speak with them privately.
Are meals provided during the weekend?
Yes. All of the meals are vegetarian and plant medicine friendly. Please let us know if you have any allergies or dietary concerns.
Is there wifi and cellular coverage at the ceremony?
Yes, but we encourage you to turn off your devices for the duration of the ceremony. Cell phones and other devices are not allowed in the ceremony space or maloca.
How should I dress?
Please wear comfortable clothes such as yoga pants, shorts, or sweatpants and a t-shirt that you can sleep in.
What do I need to bring with me?
Please bring your own pillow and a twin or throw size blanket for the ceremonies, a water bottle filled with water, a change of clothes, bathing suit (if you’d like to go swimming), toiletries, and a bath towel. You may also wish to bring a journal so you can write about your experience, and a pair of socks and a light sweater as the ceremony space is air-conditioned.
What if this is my first time drinking ayahuasca?
It is not necessary to have any experience with ayahuasca or other psychedelic medicines to attend one of our ceremonies.
Attend An Ayahuasca Ceremony At Tikkun Healing Center
Our ceremony weekends are offered with the intention to facilitate your deep spiritual healing and personal transformation.
The ceremonies provide an incredibly safe, loving container for you to go on a journey of self-discovery and include two ayahuasca ceremonies and morning integration circles led by our plant medicine facilitators.
If you are interested in attending an ayahuasca ceremony, it’s important to be prepared. You can sign up for a ceremony at Tikkun by filling out our pre-qualification membership form.
