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Holistic Pelvic Floor Therapy

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Working with me for pelvic floor therapy is a deeply personal, intuitive, and healing experience -
— one that honors the complexity of your body, your story, and your sacred center. 

 

This is not a cookie-cutter protocol — it is a curated, biopsychosocial experience, tailored to your body and your healing. I honor the intimacy of this work and hold the space with reverence, creating a safe, trauma-informed container for whatever arises. I’ve been where many of my clients are — told my pelvic pain was just because I’m a woman, that it was normal, even expected. But when I discovered that my pain stemmed from scar tissue wrapping around my tailbone — a result of a ruptured appendix at age 11 — my entire understanding shifted. I know what it is like to feel broken, to think pain is just part of being in a female body. 

 

Pain is not your destiny. There is another way. One that replaces pain with possibility, disconnection with deep embodied wisdom, and shame with empowerment. As one client so insightfully said, You’ve just made me realize it’s a tapestry (down there), less of a socket. This work invites you to see your pelvic space not as a problem to be fixed, but as a dynamic, interconnected source of power, creativity, and healing.

My training includes the esteemed Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, extensive work in John Barnes Myofascial Release, and the beautiful, spiritually & emotionally grounded teachings of Tami Kent, author of Wild Feminine, Wild Creative, and Wild Mothering. These teachings guide my approach to pelvic health as a multifaceted journey — physical, emotional, and spiritual. I blend these methods to meet you where you are, with myofascial work often serving as the gateway to unlocking stored trauma, scar tissue, ancestral patterns, and the unspoken stories we carry in the pelvic bowl.

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Conditions Treated

  • Pelvic pain and dysfunction

  • Bladder and bowel  health

  • Urinary and fecal incontinence

  • Urgency and frequency

  • Infertility problems

  • Vulvadynia/Vestubulitis

  • Endometriosis

  • Sacroiliac and tailbone

  • Low back pain

  • Pregnancy and postpartum  pain

  • Menstrual problems

  • Painful surgical scars and adhesion including episiotomy and mastectomy scars

  • Interstitial cystitis

  • Painful intercourse (Dyspareunia) 

  • Breast pain  – implant, explant and reduction

  • Scars-musculoskeletal pintail bone

  • Prostate health/post prostate surgery

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Painful orgasms

  • Musculoskeletal pain

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