A sacred rite of passage, the Cerrada marks the closing of the transformative journey of birth. It is a celebration of the female body and a warm welcome into the sacred sisterhood of motherhood. Traditionally performed 40 days after birth, this ceremony can also be received months or even years later—whenever a mother feels the call to be held, witnessed, and honored.

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Rooted in Indigenous healing traditions, the Cerrada encompasses a series of nurturing rituals that invite the mother to share, process, and release any aspects of her birthing experience or transition into motherhood. Through gentle touch, herbal remedies, and energy alignment, the ceremony supports the physical, emotional, and spiritual closure of the birthing portal. It helps to realign the chakras, restore the womb, and support the organs in returning to their natural state.

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This intimate ritual is performed in the comfort of your own home. You are welcome to invite a close friend or family member to be present, and it is recommended to have someone care for your baby during the process. All that is needed is a warm, quiet space, a few towels, and some blankets. I will bring the rest—music, herbs, oils, rebozos, and a deep well of feminine energy and love.