WOMB HEALING
The umbilical passageway is a bridge of memory for all humans and all genders — an inherent part of our genetic, somatic, and energetic makeup.
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WOMB HEALING
Through my work in ceremony, I have received clear visions and teachings around the depth of ancestral energy and memory that can be carried through the womb. The umbilical passageway is a bridge of memory for all humans and all genders—an inherent part of our genetic, somatic, and energetic makeup. It was through these teachings that I embarked on my own long journey of womb healing and restoration.
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PROCEDURE
Through years of exploring different modalities, medicines, and dietas to restore and reconnect with my sacral center—including sobada (womb massage), yoni steaming, Peruvian and Indigenous medicines, herbalism, and fascia studies—I have gathered a body of knowledge and a collection of tools that I now share with others.
The path of womb healing is lifelong, taking many forms through the ebbs and flows of womanhood. One aspect of my offering is to support others in releasing, clearing, restoring, reawakening, and realigning with their sacred womb spaces and the wisdom held within them.
I work with ceremonial medicines alongside abdominal spiral sobada/womb massage to create a pathway for this process. The sobada works directly with the womb and surrounding abdominal area through intentional massage, lymphatic stimulation, moxa, energy work, and tobacco sopla. This nurturing practice awakens and warms the physical and energetic body, creating space for the gradual release of ancestral patterns, emotional accumulation, painful cycles, cycle irregularities, and other experiences that may impact one’s relationship with the womb and body.
Sobada can also serve as a meaningful part of the integration process when working with ceremonial medicine, helping to bring awareness and presence back into the physical body.
Over time, I have witnessed women experience profound shifts in their relationship with their wombs, their bodies, and themselves. Alongside the wisdom that can emerge through medicine and embodied practice, this work can illuminate where life is asking for greater alignment—through nourishment and diet, intimate relationships, work and living environments, and, most importantly, the relationship one holds with their own womb.
Ultimately, the relationship with the womb is a relationship with oneself: a process of remembering, listening, restoring, and reclaiming the sacred connection between body, spirit, ancestry, and life.
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SCHEDULING
ABOUT DANIELA RIOJAS