Could tension in your body and life may be impacting your pelvic wellbeing?
HAVE YOU BEEN DOING YOUR SQUEZES, BUT NOT SEEING ANY BENEFIT?If you've been focussing on adding squeezes to your exercise regime but are finding that they aren't working for you, it may be because your pelvic muscles are already holding tension.
Imagine that your shoulder muscles are tight (or perhaps you don't need to image), what would you do to help that? Most people would say to relax and release those muscles. Perhaps looking at wider lifestyle stuff that may be adding to the root causes of tension in your body. Or starting to look at what other movements might be adding to tension, perhaps you have long hours driving, at a desk or other repetitive tasks that could be afftecting your shoulders.
It's the exact same approach that I can help you find with your pelvic muscles.
Switching to using whole body movement, embodied awareness and working with your breath can help you understand your body better and learn how to support functional movement in everyday living. Adding these simple, effective movements into your life will help establish more healthy movement patterns benefiting your pelvic floor and more...
THIS IS FOR YOU IF:
• You've tried traditional approaches and they haven't been as successful as you'd hoped
• You ready to make some changes
• You're past the very early-postpartum stage (if you have birthed)
You might be:
• Trying to conceive or pregnant
• Postpartum
• Perimenopausal
• Postmenopause
It's fairly likely that you also have some other stuff going on...
give me a wave if you have any of the following:
□ knee pain □ lower back pain □ jaw tension □ foot or ankle pain
This is not for you if:
• You are looking for a quick fix - this will take some time and commitment, but it's very simple and well worth it.
• You aren't willing to try doing some things differently (e.g. switching up how you sit)
Your commitment
I know you're busy. This doesn't involve adding lots more stuff to your home or your day:
= TIME is around 10mins a day for at least 4 or 5 days a week
+ HABITS adapting some of your movement habits
(no fancy kit required)
ONLINE
Book a bespoke package of 5 pelvic floor classes one-to-one
Get time and attention to look at your individual circumstances and get a plan designed for your life.
A realistic, self-paced plan for pelvic wellbeing.
- embodied whole body, whole life approach
- video exercise reminders
- progress in your own time
These 5 sessions will get you set up with a plan, help you make progress - offering you feedback and accountability.
The first session is 60 mins, followed by 4 x 30 minute sessions
TOTAL = £220 (save £70 for online option)
RECOMMENDED SCHEDULE:
Initial session + 1 week later follow up + 2-4 week gaps for future sessions
This gives space to pace at your own rate.
Your package will take between 3 and 5 months.
Emilie's training
Rooted in anatomy, embodiment and practical biomechanics.
As well as the trainings below, Emilie's completed an in-person training with Katy Bowman of Nutritious Movement, and courses in PRESS Yoga and Felmale Pelvic Floor Training with pelvic pain expert Isa Herrera.
Franklin Method Pelvic Facia Trainer
The Franklin Method is a highly effective, evidence-based approach to movement education focusing on the body and its function.
It has been practiced for some 30 years and taught at numerous illustrious institutions around the globe.
Dynamic Neurocognitive Imagery is at the heart of the Franklin Method – this is the use of metaphorical mental imagery to support the development of healthy physical function, strength, mobility and coordination. In other words, we combine visualization techniques with physical exercises to improve movement.
Your Pelvic Matters Trained Teacher
A pilates based, full-body approach to pelvic floor rehabilitation designed specifically for women with:
- pelvic floor problems (prolapse, sneeze wee, urge incontinence),
- pelvic pain (hips, lower back, groin and/or pubic area)
- persistent monthly menstrual cramps, and
- pregnant women wanting to prepare their pelvic floor for a natural delivery
- diastasis
Based on Katy Bowman's biomechanics informed movement - taking a full-bodied approach to movement as a lifestyle not just those 20 minutes on a yoga mat.
Pelvic Pain Relief + PRESS Yoga
Isa Herrera’s approach to pelvic pain relief weaves together science, movement, and deep body awareness. Her PRESS Yoga method is an blend of breathwork, myofascial release, therapeutic yoga, and evidence-based pelvic floor techniques.
Rather than treating pelvic pain as an isolated issue, Herrera’s work honours the intricate web of mind, muscles, and fascia, guiding people toward resilience and ease with gentle yet transformative practices.
Isa Herrera is a physiotherapist specialising in pelvic floor health, with a background in integrative women's health. She's the author of 5 books on pelvic wellbeing.
