Your pelvic floor doesn’t exist in isolation — it’s part of your whole body’s rhythm. When stress rises, your muscles may unconsciously hold tighter, your breath gets shallow, and your body shifts into “go mode.” That’s why this season, one of the most powerful gifts you can give yourself is grounded presence.

What if your pelvic floor could talk? What stories would it tell you? Would it whisper, “I’m tired of holding everything together” … or maybe, “I need a little more attention down here, please”?

Ghost stories your body might be telling you (and how to set your spirit free) As the veil thins and spooky season creeps in, it’s not just haunted houses that hold old energy — sometimes, your pelvic floor does too. Before you roll your eyes at the idea of a “haunted pelvis,” hear me out…Your body stores stories. Every stress, every emotion you’ve tucked away, every “I’ll deal with it later” — it all has a home somewhere in your tissues. And for many women, that place is the

Reclaiming trust, presence, and partnership with your body. For so many women, our relationship with our body has been shaped by what the world has told us — what to fix, what to hide, what to control. We learn to push through pain, silence discomfort, and measure our worth by appearance or performance. But beneath all of that conditioning, your body has always been whispering: I am on your side. I am your greatest ally. Cultivating a loving relationship with your body isn’t

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Whether you’re recovering postpartum, navigating the demands of work and home life, or simply seeking better connection with your body, posture and breathwork are your anchors this season.

As a bodyworker and pelvic floor therapist, I’ve witnessed that moment — the deep exhale, the subtle shift, the letting go — again and again. And it never loses its magic. Because healing doesn’t happen through force. It happens through safety. My season of healing as a pelvic floor therapist.

As a pelvic floor therapist and bodyworker, I see it all the time: women treating symptoms without realizing that the root of their discomfort lies deeper — in the often-overlooked foundation of the body — the pelvic floor.

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Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when the muscles and connective tissues that are the foundation for the pelvic organs—like the bladder, uterus, rectum, and intestines—are no longer able to optimally support the tissues above them.

Your body is always speaking to you. Whether it’s a dull ache, persistent fatigue, or a sense of discomfort, these signals are your body’s way of communicating what it needs. But in our fast-paced world, it’s easy to ignore or overlook these signs — until they become louder and harder to ignore.

When we think about tension in the body, we often focus on isolated areas — a tight jaw from stress or discomfort in the pelvic floor after

Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that play a big role in your overall well-being. Let’s explore five common symptoms

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A guide to help you keep your pelvic floor happy, healthy, and supported while you’re on the go during the holidays

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