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PelvicSense, a Biopsychosocial Healing Approach for Chronic Pelvic Pain

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'We all have an internal pharmacy in our brain - and sometimes just need help accessing it.' Heather Sarit, wellness writer, and health coach. 

Chronic pelvic pain is widespread but still not a topic we talk about, even among our closest girlfriends! Pain or distress in the pelvic region can manifest as bowel, bladder, sexual, and core stability symptoms. In the US, over 27 million women are diagnosed with chronic pelvic pain each year, and since many women remain quiet about it, the number of women affected is likely much higher. This is simply not acceptable in 2022. 

Every human has a pelvis. It provides us with functions of core stability, elimination, and pleasure. Its bowl shape contains our precious reproductive, digestive, bladder and intestine organs, vital for our well-being. 

Chronic pelvic pain is pain or discomfort for more than 6 months. Diagnoses can include endometriosis, vulvodynia, interstitial cystitis, urinary urgency, incontinence, constipation, abdominal bloating, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), tailbone pain, and hip or lower back pain. Consult with your doctor for assessment, follow their medical treatment plan, and do the online mind/body program, PelvicSense, at the same time to enhance your healing.  

'The only way to get value and awesome results is through action.' Evelyn Hecht. 

Time to tackle taboos

Historically, women had to fight to be heard in a patriarchal system perpetuating the idea that women were 'inferior' and 'hysterical.' To this day, these 'unsexy' topics are treated as taboos. Women have been conditioned to talk about sex and bathroom habits in whispered tones. It makes sense that any discomfort in this area often leads to feelings of shame, which is why many women who suffer from pelvic pain suffer in silence. 

It's vitally important that we remove the stigma associated with pelvic pain, so women can feel comfortable speaking up to get early diagnosis and treatment. Please realize that pelvic pain or pelvic floor dysfunction is not anything to feel shameful or embarrassed about - and now, you can enhance pelvic healing in the comfort of your own home - alongside medical care. 

'Lowering the nervous system's sensitivity helps the brain send more pain-inhibiting chemicals such as opioids and oxytocin - and reduces the fear of being touched or functioning normally.' Evelyn Hecht. Founder, PelvicSense. 

Chronic pelvic pain negatively impacts other aspects of well-being - mental health, sexual health, sleep, social interactions, job performance, and elicits unpleasant emotions, such as frustration and embarrassment. The immense (and unjustified) pressure to live in secrecy with these unpleasant feelings creates stress, contributing to the sensation of pain.

25 Years Experience Behind PelvicSense

Based on science and her 25 years of treating women with pelvic issues, Evelyn Hecht, Master Clinician of pelvic PT, designed PelvicSense, an online pelvic healing home program to reach more women. The program is founded on her successful patient treatments and science research by neuroscientists, physical therapists, functional medicine doctors, psychologists, and nutritionists.  

PelvicSense has a "biopsychosocial" healing approach - factoring in the biological, psychological, and social factors that can drive up or dial down our pain experience

The affordable mind/body program provides education about pelvic pain (which helps us understand it better), helps rewire, calms the nervous system (which is fundamental to changing our pain experience), and includes a variety of graded movement exercises clinically proven to reduce fear and improve function. 

Follow the home program for 20 minutes, three days a week for three months, a short time to undo years, sometimes decades of pelvic pain.  

What You'll Do

  • Learn- education modules about pain neuroscience and the evidence behind all self-care techniques.
  • Rewire - audio guides with music that calms the overly sensitive nervous system and lowers pelvic floor muscle tension. 
  • Move - gentle progressive exercises such as breathing, mindful pelvic, hip, lower back stretches, and core stabilization.
  • Strategies to achieve optimum pelvic function - sitting without pain, decreased urgency/frequency, pain-free sex, reverse constipation, and abdominal bloating.
  • Receive support from Evelyn Hecht PT for three months.
  • Access to FB private PelvicSense support group for lifetime.

PelvicSense will guide you to unlearn the unhelpful 'fight or flight' habits that may have become automatic. Decreasing unhelpful patterns also soothes your immune system so you can focus on your life - not your pain. 

How PelvicSense Works

PelvicSense emphasizes the brain/nervous/immune systems and their relationship with the body. Throughout this program, your nervous system will get more safety messages, your brain will send more feel-good chemicals, and you'll decrease fear of movement and regain flexibility, strength, and function with significantly lowered pelvic pain/distress symptoms.

It's common sense to use PelvicSense. It's the science, not magic, that can work for you.

'Your course is incredible. It is so holistic, thorough, and well laid out.' Corinna, PelvicSense user and health professional. 

For more information visit:

www.pelvicsense.com