Education around pelvic health often comes with a lot of fear and shame. With that in mind, let’s start with some re-education.
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Anneke Louise, MSc, C-IAYT, is an enthusiast of life, connectivity and that what drives humans to evolve and aspire.
She believes that inner Wellbeing promotes outer Well-doing; knowing from her own experience how important it is not forget the deep sense of self, when working towards a deeply passionate cause.
About a decade ago a severe car accident and consequent burn out propelled her on to a deep journey into the realms of holistic health & personal growth; studying Yoga, Meditation (self-enquiry & mindfulness), Taoist arts, Tantra & conscious intimacy, and Holistic Yogic healing, completing it with a degree in Functional Medicine based Yoga Therapy and founding a Yoga Therapy company.
Anneke is now a trauma informed yoga and meditation teacher (RYS-500, YACEP) and certified yoga therapist (C-IAYT) with a special knack for all things trauma and for pelvic health, seeing this as the very centre of our innate life force, fuelling health, well-being, flow and creativity.
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Education around pelvic health often comes with a lot of fear and shame. With that in mind, let’s start with some re-education.
Did you know that the muscles in your pelvic floor support all your abdominal organs? So why don’t we care about it like we should?
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