Jasmin, CMT #80220 and Doula, comes from a large family with many birth stories, which has inspired her work as a doula. In 2019, she began working as a volunteer doula at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center and decided to do body work full time.

She established Oxomohco in 2020 and loves every aspect of her work.

As an indigenous person, she is passionate about ensuring that the families she works with have access to resources, information, and support for their pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience.

Jasmin, also known as Itzpapalotl (Obsidian Butterfly in Nahuatl), has ancestral roots from Jalisco and proudly comes from a lineage of Huirarika people. She attended Heald College for Business Administration with an emphasis in Accounting and Carrington College for Massage Therapy.

Jasmin has a background in traditional Anahuac danza and ceremony, which she integrates into her work supporting families as a massage therapist. She has been walking the Red Road for most of her life and always carries herself in a grounded and connected way. Her ancestors support her work every day and she has created this space for families to be cared for by trained specialist in pregnancy and postpartum care. We hope to meet you soon.

Schedule a consultation or book a body work appointment, Jasmin welcomes you and your family.

Oxomohco Birth and Body Work

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