Different strengths. One team.

Qinty is from Tarapoto and leads Qinty Wasi as its master medicine teacher and protector of the land. This ground has been used for generations by the local native tribe as a place of healing, long before it was ever a retreat, and Qinty carries that work forward rather than having started something new. His relationship with this tradition comes from the place he grew up, not from a course taken somewhere else, and it has shaped close to twenty years of his life.

He has carried that work well beyond Peru, travelling from the Amazon to share ceremony and teaching with people from many countries. His role here is not only to lead a ceremony. He holds the relationship between guests, the plants, the land, and the traditions this work comes from, and he will be the one to receive you when you arrive.

Rose is a medicine worker at Qinty Wasi and leads ceremony in her own right. Her work also draws on NLP and an integrative process she brings to emotion, belief and pattern, the material that surfaces before a ceremony and the material that surfaces once it is over.

She helps people actually work with what surfaced: naming it, understanding it, and starting to shift it, rather than letting it fade on the flight home. She and Sean also teach meditation together, and their approaches complement each other without either one stepping back from their own ceremonial work.