10/26/2025
It requires a certain level of FEROCITY to hold the precious and sacred nature of the medicine I offer the world, Embodied Pelvic Care. Ferocity can be misconstrued as harsh or uncaring. My experience has been to occupy ferocity, is in deep service to the most tender and vulnerable. Yet ferocity can be extremely uncomfortable to be in the presence of. As I mature into myself and this body of work, it’s increasingly clear that my medicine may be the sweetest water to some, while tough, bitter gristle to others.
I am so grateful for all the flavors of this work offered in the world right now and each courageous woman who brings her unique medicine. Thank you for your tenacity, your devotion and FEROCITY.
Gabor Maté reminds us “You’re not there to make someone feel better, but to make them better at feeling.”
What is your relationship to ferocity? To have the capacity to occupy the sympathetic nervous system in order to THRIVE, in service to that which brings forth life and not merely to survive?
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