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CAMTC #80220

Jasmin, CMT 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.

CAMTC #48034

Amanda Bryand is a Neuromuscular massage therapist that specializes in injury prevention and pain management. She works with all age groups, everyone is considered an athlete, no matter what they do. Amanda specializes in prenatal, perinatal & postpartum massage. Her goal is to educate her patients so they can continue to do the things they love.

She graduated Institute Business of Technology (IBT) in 2013 from the massage core program and became an advanced neuromuscular therapist at National Holistic Institute in 2021. She started her prenatal body work journey in 2017 and became more passionate after taking the advanced program.

Amanda welcomes you onto her table to experience a relaxation massage appropriate for your body's needs.

CAMTC #96067

Bianka, is a holistic herbalist, massage therapist, birth and postpartum doula, and mother. She works to provide an atmosphere that enables you to achieve wellness and relaxation you deserve. She sets intentions to create a safe space that offers special attention to pregnant and postpartum women and people with wombs where they feel heard seen and cared for.

Bianka's postpartum offerings are a matter of pride as she is passionate about Black and Indigenous Maternal Health. Her goal is for you to leave feeling pampered, informed, and empowered.

Bianka believes in the importance of self-care and her work is consistent with integrity and honors centuries worth of ancestral medicine from Mexico, Mesoamérica, and the Caribbean passed down to her from teachers and elders. It is her goal to meet you where you are and to provide a relaxing and supportive experience that is tailored to your needs during your healing period.

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Monica Sanchez was born in Watsonville, California to a migrant family from Michoacan, Mexico. Monica is a Myofascial Release Therapist and Massage Therapist. She attended De Anza College and received her Massage Certification in 2019. As a young girl, her dream was to care for the wellbeing of others. She was drawn to massage therapy because of the healing effects it has on people’s wellbeing. With massage therapy you can experience relief in symptoms such as pain, tension, tightness and stiffness in the body. Therapeutic massage has been a beneficial addition to patient care because it gives more time to work through areas of concern that require more attention. Each massage session is unique and specifically tailored to the patient’s needs.

Monica is fluent in both English and Spanish, as it allows her to connect with others in their native tongue and deepen their understanding of the therapies they receive. She has a great interest to continue expanding her knowledge of the body and give the best care to patients.