The education arm of Tiger Soul. Trainings, coursework, and an open library on 5-MeO-DMT and Bufo alvarius: the chemistry, the risks, the ethics, the integration, and the long history behind all of it.
Most of what circulates about 5-MeO-DMT online is either breathless or frightened. Very little of it is careful. The Academy exists to close that gap.
We teach what is actually known: the receptor pharmacology, the physiology, the contraindications, the conservation questions around the Sonoran Desert toad, the ethics of consent, and the slow work of integration in the months that follow. Where the evidence is thin, we say so.
Eight modules covering chemistry, history, phenomenology, risk, and the research record. The prerequisite for everything else.
Course outline
The full intensive in the jungle outside Puerto Morelos. Your own inner work first, then the curriculum in safety, ethics, physiology, and integration.
Course outline
For therapists, coaches, and clinicians who sit with people after a 5-MeO-DMT experience and want to understand what they are looking at.
Course outlineThe library is free and unlocked. No email wall, no funnel.
If someone is considering this medicine, or has already had an experience and is trying to make sense of it, the honest information should not be behind a purchase. Twelve subjects, updated as the research moves.
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Where it comes from, what it does, and why it is unlike other tryptamines.
Read 02The Sonoran Desert toad, the conservation problem, and the synthetic question.
Read 03Contraindications, drug interactions, and the questions that have to be asked.
Read 04What the weeks after look like, and what actually helps during them.
ReadThe people who get hurt are rarely hurt by the molecule. They are hurt by someone who did not know enough to ask the right questions first.Blaine Mueller, Founder
Tiger Soul has worked with this medicine since 2016. The teaching draws on that experience, on the published literature, and on the medical and psychological professionals who review our curriculum.
Students come from clinical practice, from bodywork, from ministry, and from their own recovery. The room is usually more interesting than the syllabus.
Meet the facultyEvery training starts with a conversation. Tell us where you are and what you are looking for, and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right room for you.
