Overview

• Developed by Tami Lynn Kent (Wild Feminine), from over 25 years of experience as a women’s health physiotherapist. HPC involves gentle internal massage of the muscles of the pelvic floor & fascia, which helps to restore balance, reduce tension patterns, increase blood flow to alleviate congestion and eases problematic symptoms such as prolapse, urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, vaginismus. 

• It addresses emotional holding patterns from experiences such as miscarriage, birth/medical/sexual trauma, and abusive relationship. 
  

• A powerful tool to help us reconnect with our own medicine, our bodies, our seat of creative expression, working on multiple levels seamlessly to address physical, emotional, mental and spiritual dis-ease. When we have abandoned ourselves, we can find out way home.

What is it?

A therapeutic blend of intra-vaginal massage, energy reading of the womb, ovaries and pelvis (the pelvic bowl)

On a physical level it involves evaluation by internal and external palpation, muscular contraction & release and mapping the pelvic floor muscles. Trigger point work & myofascial work are used to address pelvic dysfunction such as prolapse, pelvic pain, pelvic imbalance & congestion. Restoring balance helps to create optimum (reproductive/menstrual) health. Breath, awareness, intention, presence & imagery, are used to shift these patterns, helping to transform the bowl into a vibrant space.

On an energetic level, the pelvis is the area in our female body where we hold core wounding and emotional scars. We can hold trauma patterns as if they happened only yesterday. So these “events” sit as a signature of our life experience, causing congestion & poor energy flow.

Common patterns are our ability to be fully present in this space. We work with core energy patterns ~ scarcity, lack of, too much, not enough, distrust of the masculine/feminine, ancestral lineage, our ability to be able to create/procreate and your ability to make this manifest, invasive energies & how they impact us.

How many times have we given ourselves & our inner power away to others? How many times have we overridden our own boundaries in a misconceived effort to keep others happy?

This therapy is open to anyone who has a vagina/womb etc, regardless of gender identity. It is a non-sexual massage and differs from a yoni massage.