Foundation to Toxins – Students are introduced to the biological nature and energetic characteristics of different venomous species, including snakes, scorpions, and amphibians. This includes an exploration of how venoms differ in composition, intensity, and application, and how each species interacts uniquely with the human system.

Risk Reduction - Participants learn detailed safety protocols for working with animal venoms, including proper storage, preparation, and application techniques.

Traditional Frameworks – Students will consider how modern use of these substances can be guided by global & ancient traditions while adapting ethically to current times. Respectful integration of ancestral wisdom helps practitioners maintain a grounded and reverent approach.

Dosing & Self-Exploration – Trainees will be guided through the process of safe, personal exploration with venoms in a monitored environment. Students must complete self-administration and administering to others.

Toxicology Research Review –Students will be introduced to current and historical scientific literature on animal venoms, including emerging research on peptides, pain modulation, and immune response. Discussions will address the limitations of available studies and the role of anecdotal evidence in alternative practices. Critical thinking and discernment are emphasized in navigating both scientific and experiential sources.