Relief From Chronic Pelvic Pain For Women: Breath, Somatics, And More
With Yaicha BryanChronic pelvic pain is multi-faceted. The pain may have started with an organic reason, such as an ovarian cyst, endometriosis, fibroids etc., but has continued to linger despite the initial cause having resolved. Or for some, it may have started and then persisted without a known cause. Typically, even if we are not aware of it, when there is pelvic pain, there is also pelvic floor dysfunction - which makes our pain experience even worse. This course will teach you breath techniques to relax your pelvic floor and therefore ease pain. We will also delve into other pain contributors (such as stored emotion), as well as explore your personal relationship to pain. My biggest goal is to give you tools you can use outside of our time together to manage, and over time, decrease your pain. Here are some of the examples of topics we will explore: -The many contributors to Pelvic Pain (stress, lack of sleep, trauma, stored emotion, and more) -Mechanics of the Pelvic Floor, and how this relates to breath -Techniques to relax the pelvic floor and ease pain -How to find resource within the body -How to communicate with your pain -How to understand your pain on a deeper level -How pain pathways work, and how we can work with them to our advantage -How to Transmute, or change, how you experience pain *NOTE - If you have experienced pelvic pain for over 3 months, and have not been examined by a health care provider, please do so. This course is designed for those who have lingering pain, despite there no longer being a medical reason for their pain. Pain is a powerful communicator, and could be telling you something is really wrong. If you're not sure, go get assessed so you can be sure*
This course will teach you different techniques to lessen, relieve, and understand your chronic pelvic pain.
About this course
Chronic pelvic pain is multi-faceted. The pain may have started with an organic reason, such as an ovarian cyst, endometriosis, fibroids etc., but has continued to linger despite the initial cause having resolved. Or for some, it may have started and then persisted without a known cause. Typically, even if we are not aware of it, when there is pelvic pain, there is also pelvic floor dysfunction - which makes our pain experience even worse. This course will teach you breath techniques to relax your pelvic floor and therefore ease pain. We will also delve into other pain contributors (such as stored emotion), as well as explore your personal relationship to pain. My biggest goal is to give you tools you can use outside of our time together to manage, and over time, decrease your pain. Here are some of the examples of topics we will explore: -The many contributors to Pelvic Pain (stress, lack of sleep, trauma, stored emotion, and more) -Mechanics of the Pelvic Floor, and how this relates to breath -Techniques to relax the pelvic floor and ease pain -How to find resource within the body -How to communicate with your pain -How to understand your pain on a deeper level -How pain pathways work, and how we can work with them to our advantage -How to Transmute, or change, how you experience pain *NOTE - If you have experienced pelvic pain for over 3 months, and have not been examined by a health care provider, please do so. This course is designed for those who have lingering pain, despite there no longer being a medical reason for their pain. Pain is a powerful communicator, and could be telling you something is really wrong. If you're not sure, go get assessed so you can be sure*
Meet your Teacher
Yaicha has a BS in Psychology, a Masters Degree as a Physician Assistant, and is a Reiki Master and Yoga Teacher. She works with chronic pain patients in her work in psychiatry, including the use of Ketamine for her chronic pain patients. Yaicha also has endometriosis, and chronic pelvic pain, and has worked with many other providers herself on her own pain management journey - including Surgical intervention, Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Chinese medicine, Functional medicine, acupuncture, plant medicine, somatic healing, and so many more. In this course, she integrates her knowledge of pain medicine and psychology with somatic, breath, and energetic techniques she has learned as a reiki master and yoga instructor. As someone who has gone through every modality available to her on her own chronic pelvic pain journey, she can relate to where you are on your journey.