If you feel held hostage by your pelvic floor issues you are not alone. The emotional impact of that feeling can keep you trapped.
Learning new possibilities for both pelvic floor healing and your relationship to it can bring back feelings of resilience and happiness.
If You Struggle With Pelvic Floor Difficulty I Understand I Have Been There Myself
Your whole body is involved with your specific issue and they can be crucial to your pelvic floor health. When you finish exercises it is not the end of the road. There is more under your control.
People who do this work are amazed at the whole body-pelvic floor connection.
Stop Gripping and Tightening Your Pelvic Floor
Did you know it is possible to have too much tightness in your pelvic floor? And, like most things in our body we need a balance of strength and flexibility?
In this video, we look at how to create elasticity and ease in your pelvic floor to relieve pain and the weakness that comes from too much strength!
True Diaphragmatic Breathing for Pelvic Floor Health
In this video, we look at how the false ideas about belly breathing and diaphragmatic breathing make it hard to have a healthy pelvic floor, heal from injury and gain true pelvic floor strength.
With this simple exercise you can begin to use your breath to support your pelvic floor effectively.
Help for Tailbone Pain and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Did you know it is possible to relieve tailbone pain and pelvic floor dysfunction naturally with a series of gentle movements?! There is a new model for pain relief and physical and mental health that is revolutionizing the way we think about natural health and healing.
Embodiment and Somatic movement can help your tail and pelvic floor regain normal and natural function. In this video, we look at how the immobility of your tailbone is often a source of pain. An immobile tailbone also makes it hard to have a healthy pelvic floor, heal from injury and gain true pelvic floor strength.
How to do Kegels Without Strain or Tension
Tightly gripping your pelvic floor can interfere with the elasticity your pelvic floor really needs.
This video offers an exercise that lets you do a "soft" Kegel by finding the exact center of your pelvic floor and using a slow, smooth, sustained movement to lift instead of grip. Feel your entire pelvic floor lifting. Lower with the same smoothness and you will develop the balance your pelvic floor needs.
Balance Your Pelvis to Stop Pelvic Foor Dysfunction
You have multiple joints in your pelvis. Picturing these joints lets you know what is actually happening in your body. That is the first step to recovering the natural movements of healthy functioning.
The revolutionary science of somatic movement or embodiment uses the power of accurate imagery to free tension and holding in your body. You can feel more youthful and resilient.
The joints at the pelvis function to connect the two halves of the pelvis together and also to connect the pelvis to the rest of the body.
How to Avoid Pelvic Floor Pain, Incontinence or Prolapse With Everyday Movements
Women experience pelvic floor pain, incontinence and prolapse. These conditions can be made worse, or even created, by too much muscular tensing or by having too little muscle tone. This exercise shows you how to both loosen up and how to strengthen by the natural movements of your breathing and healthy bending.
Is it possible to relieve your pelvic distress naturally with a series of gentle movements?! There is a new model for pain relief and physical and mental health that is revolutionizing the way we think about natural health and healing.