
03/02/2025
Forming a relationship with our tissue, touching ourselves, getting to know our body, moving and hydrating our tissue, is key to optimising pelvic health.
I used to do a lot of my own pelvic massage with a wand and recommend that to clients and now I always recommend starting with your own fingers. Getting to know your tissue intimately, getting sensory feedback into your own fingers provides so much more information and connection.
Knowing what hydrated, relaxed, juicy, healthy pelvic tissue feels like is an important feeling to understand.
Or are you feeling granulated, fibrous, dehydrated, rough, tight tissue?
Can you feel when you are bracing and contracting?
Are you able to notice when the muscles are relaxed? Can you even get the muscles to let go?
Can you feel scar tissue and adhesions?
Are there areas of numbness and disconnect?
Pelvic tissue needs our loving touch to feel healthy and responsive. And it's needs touch to create flow through the fascia, blood and lymph. To move the stagnation and congestion that creates inflammation and adhesions.
How we live day to day, the environments we are in, how we are thinking, what we eat, how we think about ourselves/our body, the state of our nervous system will show up in our tissues. And through loving touch and connection we can interact with our tissues, understand them better and learn what they need to thrive.
For our tissues to feel fluid and flow, we need to feel flow in our lives and nervous system.