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What makes this program different is its blend of research-based movement practices and teaching methodology that is crafted to address the needs of women in a creative, comprehensive way.

While many trainings cover aspects of anatomy, they are typically not built from the ground up as an anatomy-based method. Often times, we see anatomy as a topic that "should" be covered, or as a trending buzzword put to the top of a course list, but the default focus often ends being inclined towards energetic language, emotional elements or less precise teachings. IPH recognizes is that it is when we move beyond a surface level understanding of our bodies and really build fully on evidence-based experiential anatomy, we can experience our deepest, most sustainable somatic shifts- including in our "subtle bodies"!

While many training courses offer memorable inner experiences, they may not focus on research-based knowledge, or concrete skill set needed to become a successful practitioner. Similarly, other trainings may focus on sublte energetics of the body without offering the kind of in-depth, structured knowledge of anatomy needed to build our work on strong foundations.

The IPH training rests on three core pillars that draw on four decades of teaching and education experience within bodywork and inner journeying. The program's foundation has been influenced and built by senior professionals in the fields of Anatomy of Movement®, Fascia Research, Osteopathy, Applied Somatics.

To fully experience the course in all its depth, it is recommended to set aside 1.5-2 hours per day, with one day per week off.

No worries- all live sessions will be recorded and you can access them at any time.

Self-empowered bodywork guides us through an inside-out awarness of our body, cultivating tools that last a lifetime without depending on physiotherapy or other outer interventions. Traditional treatments taking place in separate therapy settings or without conscious integration into broader physical structures may become one-off moments for the body, rather than cultivating the long-term health many are seeking.

The term "research-based" refers to the fact that all teachings in this course rest on knowledge derived from clinical experience, academic publishing and advanced education. This lends a flow and structure to the course which makes the material concise and easy to integrate.

The anatomy modules are based on the natural shapes and vectors of the body that have been studied over the past 40 years in modern anatomy, and constitute a distinct field of study on its own that nourishes whole body health. In the same way, the shamanic dream journey and teaching methodology components rest on best practices in modern shamanic study and professional holistic education.

Since this modality does not depend on physical adjustments and instead promotes self-empowered bodywork, you can not only work with clients near you but with women across the country and beyond, allowing your practice to grow regardless of location.

As the program rests on research in established methods like Anatomy of Movement® which affect profound change through the client's own actions, you have accees to a vast repertoire of practices that do not ask for physical adjustment. This not only creates a deep sense of empowerment for women based on their own body agency, but also allows you to share your expertise with a client base across the world.

Integrative Pelvic Health® is an original research-based method that is not affiliated with offerings that have emerged since under similar sounding names. All our facilitators that have graduated from our program have gone through methodologically sound training that builds on 40+ years of best practices in anatomy, dreamtime journeying and teaching skills. If you wish to experience an original Integrative Pelvic Health® session, be sure to reach out to us via the contact page so we can direct you to a qualified practitioner in your region.