For more than three decades, I have dedicated my life to cultivating healing, with individuals, families, organizations, and movements. My work is rooted in a decolonial commitment to healing our body-mind-spirits and to the practice of re-membering: reconnecting with ourselves, our ancestors, one another, and the wisdom that reminds us we are never meant to heal alone.

Drawing from traditional healing practices, spiritual connection, and Healing Justice frameworks, I create spaces where people can reconnect with their innate wisdom and move toward healing with intention, dignity, and care. I work from a fundamental understanding that individual healing and collective healing are inseparable, that when we heal ourselves, we strengthen our families, our communities, and our movements.

For families in the postpartum season, I offer nurturing support that honors birth as both a physical and spiritual transition. Through restorative bodywork, traditional Mexican postpartum practices, and compassionate presence, I help parents heal their postpartum bodies, deepen their bond with their newborns, and move through this sacred season feeling cared for, and with greater confidence and connection.

I bring this same philosophy to my work with organizations. Through my practice of Decolonial Organizational Development, I partner with leaders, nonprofits, and movements to cultivate organizations that are rooted in shared values, healing justice, and sustainable leadership. My work includes executive and leadership coaching, strategic visioning, facilitation, organizational transition, and the integration of healing practices into organizational culture.

Whether supporting one person or an entire movement, my intention remains the same: to cultivate spaces where healing becomes possible, relationships deepen, and transformation can take root.