As my instructor of Pelvic Floor YogaTM  Leslie Howard says, “Proper work of strengthening, stabilizing, stretching and softening the pelvic floor helps to create the correct foundation of each movement in the body. It is a basic tool to avoid loss of energy from this important area. A strong pelvic floor helps keep the pelvic and abdominal organs healthy as we age. But “strong” also means flexible. Think of your torso as “a tote bag” for your organs. The pelvic floor is the bottom of the tote bag. Someone with a weak pelvic floor (too loose or too tight) has a tote bag that is about to have the bottom fall out! Prolapsed organs, incontinence and pelvic pain are common to over fifty percent of women. Yet what is most prescribed as a catch all cure is “just do your Kegels.” A healthy pelvic floor is more than doing Kegels. A healthy pelvic floor is more than doing mula bandha. These practices are under taught, misunderstood and can sometimes lead to more problems”

In these sessions we will discuss your particular issues, use non-invasive, methods for determining pelvic tone, will use breathwork, props, postures, visualizations and more to determine a personalized plan to best suit your needs. You will start to realize that every pelvis carries it's own unique story, and learn so much about this overlooked area