FAQ
Can I be on my cycle during these sessions?
​Absolutely. I use non-latex gloves and a towel beneath you. Receiving SPC during your cycle is totally fine, unless of course you don't want to! Up to you. And being on your cycle during a session can also enhance the experience, due to your heightened internal awareness and increased intuition <3
Can I stop the session at any time if I feel I want to?
Certainly. As we follow Embodied and Informed Consent principles (explained more in detail in the SPC section), I'll consistently seek your input. Your wishes, bodily cues, heart, and mind guide our process. You're in charge.
Is Somatic Pelvic Care also for me if I have had a (partial) hysterectomy or oophorectomy or both?
Definitely. Many women share that they experience lingering pain even after surgery. SPC is particularly effective for addressing these concerns. And the Energetic Imprint and Wisdom of all these organs are still very much present inside of you, and so is their Wisdom. So yes, please reach out!
What other offerings do you have?
I offer Womens Gatherings and Womb and Ovary Healings.​
Any other Questions?
Please feel free to fill out the contact form or call me at 774-541-0778 for a 15 min free chat.
Do you wear gloves during the session?
I'll wear gloves for external or internal work, ensuring hygiene and cleanliness. When you're initially on the table, I won't wear gloves. A towel and pad are also provided under your buttocks for added hygiene.
Can it hurt or bring up stuff?
This process may awaken emotions, feelings, or sensations held in the body or pelvis. When this happens, we breathe and allow them to arise. I hold this space with care and am trauma-informed, supporting you throughout.
At times, certain areas may feel tender or uncomfortable. We stay, breathe, and allow the fascia to soften so release can happen naturally. We never go looking for anything—only allowing what’s ready to unfold.
I had a Belly Birth, and so have scar tissue, will this help?
Yes, this work is extremely beneficial for ANY kind of scar tissue (surgery, episiotomy., etc.). Scar tissue can wreck havoc on the fascia and really start "pulling" in places and create transferred pain signals when not properly massaged. And pain may initially 'not be linked' to your scar, but when we look further they sometimes create a 'ripple' effect in other places. Please come see me if you have "unexplained" pains after surgery that keep lingering. I can also teach you how to do scar tissue massage yourself after our sessions.
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