3-Day Seminar with Partera Angelina Martinez Miranda
Dates: November 21–23, 2025 (Fri–Sun)
Location: Menlo Park (Atherton area), California
Language: Spanish with English Translation
Group size: intimate circle, up to 20 participants
Daily schedule: 10:00–6:00 pm (minor adjustments possible to support the flow of work)
We are honored to welcome traditional Mexican midwife Angelina Martinez Miranda to Northern California for the second time. This gathering is devoted to women’s health, traditional midwifery wisdom, and the sacred transitions of a woman’s life. The setting is a warm private home in Menlo Park to support depth, safety, and connection.
About Angelina
Angelina is a traditional midwife from Mexico with a hereditary lineage and more than sixty years of hands-on practice. She began assisting births at seven and caught her first baby at thirteen. Since then she has attended over fifteen thousand births using her hands, herbs, and the Mexican rebozo. She is known for a deeply respectful, attuned approach and outstanding outcomes across decades of practice. Angelina continues to attend home births in Morelos, Mexico, and teaches internationally, bridging ancestral practices with contemporary birthwork.
Program Overview (3 Days)
Day 1 — Conception and Birth: Foundations
• Preconception and prenatal support
• Traditional birth practices and support techniques
• Rebozo applications for labor and emotional release
• Wrapping ritual (closing) — integrating birth experiences
• Evening circle and Q&A
Day 2 — Practice Day: Restorative, hands-on learning
• Abdominal massage and uterine support
• Warming key zones with volcanic stones
• Moxibustion
• Cupping
• Vaginal steam practice
• Scar work, gratitude for life
• Partner practice, supervision, integration circle
Day 3 — Loss, Transitions, and Menopause
• Wrapping and honoring loss (miscarriage and other transitions)
• Rituals of completion and renewal across a woman’s life
• Menopause as initiation into wisdom and service
• Lineage work and collective closing ceremony