Work With Your Body

Pelvic health tools you can use right now

You don’t need more willpower.
You need the right information, delivered kindly, and a way to listen to your body again.

These offerings are designed to meet you where you are—whether you’re just noticing leaks, rebuilding trust with your core, or ready to move with more confidence and ease.

Pelvic Health Quiz

Take this 2-minute quiz to discover how your pelvic floor is functioning.

Pelvic Health Foundations Video Series

Understand Your Pelvic Floor & Build Confidence in Movement

$27 | 4-Part Video Series

This foundational series is for the woman who wants to understand her body, not just follow instructions.

Across four focused videos, you’ll learn how bladder habits, breathing, posture, and movement patterns affect your pelvic floor function.

The series covers:

  • Pelvic floor anatomy made simple

  • Bladder control & daily habit support

  • Pressure management during movement

  • Building confidence without fear of leaking

Perfect for:

  • Women new to pelvic health education

  • Anyone overwhelmed by conflicting advice

  • Those wanting clarity before committing to a program

Bladder Rescue Kit

Pelvic Floor Education for Bladder Leaks & Urgency

$11 | Instant Download

Bladder leaking doesn’t come out of nowhere—and it’s not random.

The Bladder Rescue Kit helps you understand your bladder patterns so you can make small, powerful changes that actually work.

This self-guided toolkit combines pelvic floor physical therapy education with simple tracking tools to help reduce urgency, frequency, and leaks.

What you’ll get:

  • Bladder type self-assessment (stress, urge, or mixed)

  • 5–7 day bladder & food diary to identify triggers

  • 3-minute daily pelvic floor awareness routine

  • Education on bladder irritants + safer alternatives

  • Clear next steps—no guessing, no shame

Perfect for:

  • Women experiencing bladder leaks, urgency, or frequency

  • Anyone told leaking is “normal” but wants real answers

  • A gentle first step before pelvic floor exercises