5075 Southwest Griffith Drive, Beaverton, Oregon 97005, United States
Holistic Pelvic Care ™
What is Holistic Pelvic Care ™?
Holistic Pelvic Care™ is a model of pelvic re-balancing developed by Tami Kent, PT. The work addresses physical and energetic imbalances that block or limit a woman's pelvic energy, creative aspirations, or core vitality. This may be related to birth traumas or surgeries, sexual, physical, emotional abuse history, or general energetic disconnect.
Gentle Intravaginal Massage
The technique involves gentle intravaginal massage and focused emotional attention, restorative breath-work, and sometimes external abdominal, hip, legs, and sacral bodywork. All this helps realign the pelvis physically and energetically. As of 10/2012 Holistic Pelvic Care™ is available for post-pregnancy and birthing recovery, life-trauma recognition and release, hip and low back pain, and pattern recognition and release. Self-care techniques will be taught as well.
Variety of Techniques
Nanci uses various touch techniques to help women recover from abdominal or pelvic floor surgeries, adhesions, prolapse of pelvic organs, and birth trauma. Nanci is a licensed massage therapist since 2008. She has trained with Tami Kent PT in Holistic Pelvic Care™ and Bryan Baisinger D.C., Fascial Counterstrain, and other myofascial, orthopedic, and energetic approaches lumbo/pelvic/abdominal self.
Often, because of shame or just not knowing, allowing this therapy can enlighten you to the nature of the state of your pelvic floor, it's possible relationship to neck, jaw, back and legs issues, and next steps in full body healing.
If we discover you need more care than massage therapy alone, referral to physical therapy, safe pelvic strength programs and physician guided support would be next steps.
The whole body can be treated equally and tended to through skilled and compassionate touch in Oregon since 2012. Nanci has over 2,500 education units dedicated to therapeutic, effective, and ethical manual and movement therapies.
If we discover you need more care than massage therapy alone, referral to physical therapy, safe pelvic strength programs and physician guided support would be next steps.