“But what if…?”

“I don’t have the time.”

You’re already spending time—lying awake at night, spiraling through decisions, carrying chronic fear in your body.  Chrysalis doesn’t add more effort. 

It gives you relief, clarity, and space—often replacing months of anxiety with grounded trust.

“I’m not sure I can afford this.”

The real question isn’t the cost of the retreat—it’s the cost of not doing this kind of multilevel preparation. Unprocessed fear and lack of support don’t disappear on their own. They often show up later as traumatic birth, postpartum anxiety or depression, and long-term depletion. This is an investment in your health, your baby’s beginning, and your family’s foundation.

“Will this work for me?”

You don’t need to be spiritual.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.

Chrysalis is designed for women who feel overwhelmed, anxious, perfectionistic, unsure—but deeply committed to showing up whole.

You don’t come here to be fixed. You come to be held while you remember what you already know.

Corina Fitch

Corina is a midwife, facilitator, professional dancer, and Motherhood Studies Practitioner.  For over 30 years, Corina has held sacred space for women at their most raw and powerful moments, guiding them through the threshold of childbirth as a midwife. A single mother of three and purpose-driven entrepreneur, she knows intimately the ache of holding it all together while slowly falling apart inside. After a profound postpartum dark night of the soul, she reclaimed her life through embodiment, feminine power, and the transformational map of matrescence. Today, as a transformational facilitator, she supports mothers in coming home to themselves, reigniting their passion, and stepping fully into the integrated women they were born to be.

Kena Acosta Valero

Kena is a Mexican mother of three, an empirical midwife, perinatal counselor, and professional dancer devoted to the sovereign humanization of birth and women’s medicine. Her work weaves ancestral wisdom, embodied movement, and integrative healing practices that honor the physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, and ecological dimensions of life, supporting women and families through the profound transitions of birth, healing, and becoming. Trained across the arts and traditional medicines, and shaped by years of study and teaching, Kena creates ceremonial spaces where individual wisdom serves collective healing. An international teacher and speaker, she has presented across the Americas, Asia, and Europe, building bridges between cultures, altars, and hearts.  She is the founder of Tlayur Integrative Health and a lifelong guardian of Earth-centered, lineage-based ways of knowing.

Juan Corneli

Juan is an Argentina–Mexico–based psychologist, integrative therapist, and community educator devoted to family systems, fatherhood, and embodied transformation. His work weaves social psychology, ancestral wisdom, somatic awareness, and movement to support fathers, couples, and families through the profound transitions of pregnancy, birth, and family re-formation. A lifelong student of the cosmovisions of the Original Peoples of the Americas, he has traveled extensively throughout Latin America integrating ancestral traditions into contemporary therapeutic practice. He is the founder and co-director of Toltecameh and founder of Integrando Caminos, dedicated to integrative health, cultural continuity, and right relationship with life.