01/18/2026
Let me reintroduce myself - Hi! I’m Mitzi 🫶
I am a first Gen Mexican American & a divorced mom with two boys. I am from SoCal & move to CO in 2016. By day, I am a project manager in the corporate world (😵💫) and all other times I dedicate my time to healing myself while helping others with their own healing journeys.
These days I am dedicating my energy to helping those moms that need a little extra help and reassurance. By taping into my roots and my personal experiences, I merge typically day-to-day support with traditional Mexican postpartum practices that are dedicated to the new mom’s overall healing.
I love being in nature. I love my cats because they always know when I need a little extra love. I love gardening & always grow way too much 😅. I love traveling & experiencing new things. I love crafting & being artistic. I am obsessed with overalls
My truth is that I struggle with medication resistant depression, anxiety, CPTSD, ADHD, and chronic pain. Ketamine has been a life changing experience. I often feel as if I don’t fit in. I can be shy and socially awkward.
Struggling with my mental and physical health while being a mom is not easy. Don’t get me started on breaking cultural and generational traumas🙃
✨I don’t consider myself a “healer”. I’m a conduit and container for others to work on regulating their nervous system.
✨I am not afraid to be vulnerable and share the ugly truths.
✨I can admit that I almost gave up on life more than once.
✨I have learned to not give up no matter the dark thoughts and feelings.
✨I am learning to accept my authentic weirdness 🤪
Most of all, I am learning to love myself (mind and body). Learning that my traumas don’t define me even if they’ve shaped me into who I am today.
To the universe:
🤍My goal is to offer that loving space that I needed growing up.
🙏I hope that my vulnerability and experiences can be relatable to others so they know they are not alone.
💜To all the struggling mamas - you are worthy, you are loved, and you belong.
No one deserves to be alone in the darkness.
Everyone deserves to feel loved and worthy.
🤍love always, me