As part of my services, I offer Rebozo Ceremonies , also known as Closing of the Bones , Cerrada de Cadera , and Baño Postparto . And you may notice something if you explore my work online: you won’t find many photographs of these ceremonies. That choice is intentional. This work is sacred. It is not a marketing strategy . Why I Don’t Share Ceremony Photos on Social Media A Rebozo Ceremony is not a performance. It is a deeply intimate, soulful experience, one that deserves pr

As women, our bodies carry stories of birth, loss, transitions, and transformations. The Rebozo Closing Ceremony is a moment outside of time, created to honour those stories. Here are the questions I’m most often asked… 1. Is the ceremony only for women? Yes. This tradition has been passed down for generations by women, for women. My knowledge and my comfort rest deeply in understanding women’s bodies, cycles, and emotional landscapes. While I believe men also deserve rituals

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