What I Do & Why It's Different
Tibetan bowl ceremonies and five-day sound retreats in Tulum. Mexico-City-trained therapist with three-year apprenticeship under a Nepalese bowl master. Combines clinical trauma awareness with traditional sound ceremony. Bilingual Spanish-English throughout.
Weekly Sunday Ceremonies
Twenty-Four Nepalese Bowls
Five-Day Retreats Twice a Year
Trauma-Informed Clinical Training
Bilingual Spanish-English
Private One-on-One Sessions
Three-Year Full-Time Apprenticeship
Clinical Psychology Foundation
Twenty-Four-Bowl Setup
Bilingual From Day One
What Actually Happens
The open-walled palapa just before sunset Sunday session
Twenty-four-bowl setup, Saturday morning
Mid-ceremony, third evening of November retreat
Mallets and bowls before opening intention
Group integration, after Sunday session
"I have been showing up on Sunday for two years. Mira holds a quality of attention I have not found elsewhere. The Spanish-English fluidity is part of what makes it work."
"I came after a year I would rather not describe. Mira held me without saying much. The bowls did the rest. I am still finding new layers of what happened."
"I am skeptical of most things in this category. Mira is different. The clinical training shows up everywhere — in how she sets the room, in how she holds difficulty, in how she ends."
"Five days in Tulum with twenty-four bowls and a teacher who actually trained for years. The depth is impossible to fake. Bring tissues."
"The private session was the most useful ninety minutes of my year. Mira saw exactly where I was stuck and worked there."
"I came after my divorce. Five days in Tulum with twenty-four bowls and Mira's holding put me back together in a way I cannot fully explain. I will be back."
"I drove three hours each Sunday for six months to attend Mira's sessions. Worth every kilometer. The work she is doing is rare, and the bilingual format reaches parts of me that English alone never has."
"I am a trauma therapist myself. The clinical framing Mira brings to sound work is the missing piece in this field. I have referred several of my own clients to her since."
What It's Like to Be Here
Sunday-evening sessions begin at sunset. You arrive thirty minutes early, settle in the palapa with a blanket. The session itself is ninety minutes — opening intention, ceremony, integration. The retreats add personal one-on-one sessions, integration journaling, and a slower pace. Tulum's beach is fifteen minutes away. Most participants walk to the morning sessions. Spanish and English throughout.
Who Comes to My Retreats
Therapists themselves, looking for their own restoration. Trauma survivors who have done other modalities and want a non-verbal one. People navigating major life transitions. About forty percent are mothers between thirty-five and fifty.
Not for people in active psychiatric crisis. The work is gentle but goes deep, and the support — while skilled — is not a substitute for ongoing care. Mira will recommend pre-retreat consultation if she has any concerns.
Upcoming Retreats
I run a few retreats a year. Leave your email and I'll let you know when the next one opens.
Five-Day Sound Retreat — May
Five-Day Sound Retreat — November
If you have a question, want to discuss a private group, or just want to say hi — I read every message.