I’m a community midwife, traditional herbalist, and sobradora. Since 2017 I have been engrossed in the world of birth and postpartum, working as a full-spectrum doula, childbirth educator, newborn care specialist, placenta encapsulator, and now as a Certified Professional Midwife. I trained under a variety of practitioners, from traditional Nahua and Ndé parteras to licensed and certified nurse-midwives, leading to a well-rounded education that encompasses holistic ancestral care and fine-tuned emergency skills.

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As a Xicana-Indígena it is crucial for me to imbue my services with the wisdom of my ancestors. Deep connection to the land, plant medicine, and ceremonies such as Closing of the Bones and the observation of La Cuarentena are just some of the ways in which I bring forth long-held knowledge and tradition to modern-day pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. I am passionate about providing trauma-informed & inclusive care, reproductive justice, bodily autonomy, improving maternal mortality & morbidity rates for marginalized people, and preserving Indigenous birthrites.