Meet the Founder

Jazmine Desarrae is an educator, interdisciplinary artist, and feminine holistic practitioner whose work exists at the intersection of embodied wellness, dance and movement, education, creative prosperity, womanhood, and spirituality.

Raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jazmine earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from the University of North Texas and a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University. Following her professional dance career, she transitioned into K–12 education, serving as a performing arts director and educator in both English language arts and dance.

While dance and education aligned naturally with her gifts, her relationship with the body has always been deeply holistic and personal. Through her own experiences with relationships, motherhood, injury recovery, spirituality, and the evolving seasons of womanhood, she became increasingly curious about the ways women inhabit their bodies, carry their experiences, and heal after traumatic events and significant life changes. 

Jazmine's pursuit for greater knowledge and self-mastery led her to the Ananda School of Meditation where she studied breathwork, various meditation practices, and became certified as a spiritual counselor. She then discovered the Institute of Feminine Arts, where she travelled overseas to begin formally studying for certification as a Womb Awakening and Womb Hara Healing Practitioner. The feminine arts gave language to the relationship she had already been cultivating within.  

Alongside these pursuits, Jazmine was invited to teach photojournalism at a high school. Although she did not feel qualified for the position, she challenged herself to rise and in doing so, her passion and vision grew. Photography became another expression of her work and artistry, exploring identity, visibility, and storytelling through portraiture.

Many of Jazmine's professional choices were shaped by the need to establish stability but stability is not the same as fulfillment. The path of education provided a meaningful livelihood, an opportunity to serve and make an impact, and space to cultivate her gifts. Yet over time, she began to envision a life more complementary to her need for freedom, her devotion to home life, and protected time to show up fully present in her motherhood journey. 

This shift in perspective deepened following the loss of her unborn child, an experience that brought greater clarity to her values and the life she wanted to create. Today, The Blossom Society is an expression of this weaving together the feminine arts, holistic wellness, dance, spiritual counseling, and journeys of creative expansion. 

At the heart of her work is a simple belief: 

a woman's relationship with herself (mind, body, he(art) and soul) is worthy of tending, and it always will be. 

Through the wisdom of experience, education, research, and continuous study Jazmine creates spaces for women to reconnect with and honor their bodies, tell their stories, and experience womanhood with greater presence, pleasure, tenderness, and self-trust.