Pelvic Health

Reproductive, Bowel, Bladder and Sexual Health for Anyone with a Pelvis 

With over 10 years of experience in pelvic health, Maggie understands the importance of trauma-informed care, gender affirming care, and sexual health and education from a pelvic pain and function perspective. Maggie has worked with and improved pelvic organ function and mobility for bladder issues, rectal pain, chronic constipation or difficulty passing bowel movements due to restriction, female fertility issues, endometriosis, pelvic fibroid pain or painful menstruation, painful intercourse, vaginismus (restrictive vaginal muscle spasm), vulvodynia (pain in vulva), pelvic organ prolapse, weak or too tight pelvic floor, pelvic changes with menopause, scar tissue from hysterectomy and other surgeries, pain during pregnancy and postpartum, sciatica, SI joint dysfunction, pubic symphysis dislocation and sprains, and unspecified sharp shooting pains in the pelvic region.

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Maggie’s soft-touch gentle approach integrates many techniques to support the lymphatic, craniosacral, visceral mobilization, and fascial systems to release pelvic restrictions and restore a flexible healthy state of tissue gliding and elasticity in the body. These holistic blended hands-on techniques are comfortable and frequently feel relaxing. Maggie does not do internal pelvic work. Her treatments are effective and non-invasive, focusing on the body’s large muscle groups that create imbalances and impact the pelvic floor and pelvic organ alignment. Maggie uses exercise and stretching specifically to target and restore mobility while re-establishing muscle tension balance in the joints to improve posture and efficiency of the human architecture. Maggie prefers functional movement and exercise, coordinated mindful movement to reprogram joint coordination, and increase body performance, and retrain your body from the foundation up.