Mila Romero is a traditional healer, birthworker, holistic massage therapist, herbalist, teacher, forever student of the Earth and the Plants.

Bridge between worlds+traditions.

Kaingang native from South America Mila comes from a family of traditional healers, midwives, teachers, nurses and traditional caregivers. She honors the sacred body of knowledge of the Kaingang, Guarani and Xokleng peoples of the Atlantic Forest in Southern Brasil.

She travels from South to North America continuously learning from the land; sharing ancestral knowledge and intercultural traditions with communities across the continent.

Mila's birthwork is in honor of all her ancestors who didn't receive the Traditional Healing they deserved and needed during the most sacred time of their lives and also in honor of all of the ancestors who survived because of Traditional Healing and were able to pass down this knowledge in their family to the next generations. Mila also works to create and tend to sacred+ceremonial  spaces reminding us to reflect on our relationship to the land, and to all our ancestors. Reforesting our trees and spirits. Seedling to grow sustainable communities on a foundation of kinship, always caring for mother Earth and our babies.

Mila is the creator of Do Centro da Mãe Terra - Indigenous Healing Arts Center, working to keep alive the wisdom of medicinal plants and ancestral healing practices, honoring the knowledge of the peoples of the Southern Atlantic Forest in Brazil.

She works in community to rescue the autonomy and sovereignty of traditional life, self-care rituals and the powerful relationship between healing and nature. Do Centro da Mãe Terra holds space for Traditional Healing sessions, birthwork, Plant Medicines for sale, healing talk circles, as well as developing courses and experiences to share indigenous knowledge and the memory of our ancestors.