Traditional womb steaming
We will spend time learning the foundations of womb, or vaginal, steaming, including its traditional use, preparation, herbal considerations, temperature, duration, hygiene and the rituals that have surrounded the practice.
Just as importantly, we will talk about when steaming is not appropriate. Traditional use does not automatically mean that a practice is right for every body or every circumstance, and understanding safety is part of learning the tradition responsibly.
Womb steaming is not being presented as a treatment or cure for gynecological or reproductive conditions. Our purpose is to teach the practice, its traditional context and how to approach it with greater knowledge and discernment.
Somatic movement
Our bodies communicate in ways we do not always notice. Stress, physical changes and lived experiences can affect our breath, posture, movement and the way we hold or guard different areas of the body. Through somatic movement and embodied awareness, we will explore the relationship between the breath, abdomen, hips and pelvic space. Rather than asking the body to perform or to arrive anywhere in particular, these practices encourage curiosity, sensation and listening to what is happening within.