Learn to use the Rebozo – a traditional Mexican shawl – to support the body, promote balance, and bring it into a harmonious state.

Who can attend: open to all levels – no prior experience required.

What You Will Learn

• The roots of rebozo: history, cultural significance, and its practical applications.

• Understanding the rebozo: types, sizes, materials, and how to choose the right one.

• Safety essentials: indications, contraindications, and precautions to work safely.

• Techniques:

• Basic massage strokes for the head, chest, hips, knees, and feet.
• Working with the rebozo in seated and lying positions.
• Adapting techniques for various body types and needs.

• Hands-On Practice: each participant will give and receive sessions to gain confidence and experience.

FAQ

1. Is this workshop only for professionals?

No. It’s suitable for both professionals (doulas, midwives, massage therapists, physiotherapists, etc.) and anyone wanting to care for their body or their loved ones. 

2.  Is Rebozo massage only for pregnant women?

No. While traditionally used for pregnancy support, Rebozo techniques are versatile and beneficial for everyone – women, men, and kids. 

3. I already have some experience with Rebozo. Do I still need this workshop?

Many people learn only two or three techniques with the Rebozo, but true mastery goes beyond that. I don’t know the length or depth of your previous training, but in this full-day workshop, I teach the core principles and foundations of working with the Rebozo and the whole body. This allows you to create a seamless, holistic session rather than just applying isolated techniques. After this, learning specific movements—even from a book—becomes much easier.

If you’re unsure whether this workshop is right for you, feel free to reach out to me directly, and we can discuss it.

4. Will I receive a certificate?

Yes, you will receive a certificate of completion (not government-accredited).

5. What do I need to bring?

• Comfortable clothing: Leggings or soft pants and a t-shirt. Avoid loose or oversized clothes like harem pants to prevent tangling.

• Warm socks for comfort.

• Lunch: Light snacks will be provided. For lunch, you can bring your own food or join us at a nearby restaurant.