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Womb Massage - Womens healing & Mentorship - Womens Events- Melbourne/Mornington Peninsula

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16/04/2026

There’s a layer of cesarean healing that often gets missed, not the surface but the connection to the space itself.

When a scar feels numb, tight, tender or like something you avoid it’s often not just the scar, it’s the fascia beneath it.

Fascia weaves through your entire body holding tension, protection, experience and when this space goes untouched, unfelt, unacknowledged it can become restrictive, showing up as pulling, discomfort, pain or a disconnection from your body.

This is why gentle connection matters, not aggressive work and not forcing sensation back. But soft, consistent moments of presence- your hands on your belly, your breath dropping in, a hum, a tone, a feeling.

This supports hydration, movement and softening through the tissue and it tells your body it’s safe to be felt again.

Your scar doesn’t need to be pushed through it needs to be met with tenderness. This is where healing shifts, not just physically but in your relationship with your body.

If this is something you’re navigating, this is the space I hold inside my sessions in both Womb Massage and online Inbodied sessions.

15/04/2026

Today I found myself spiraling in old patterns, trying to dissect what I was “feeling” through the mind, high jacking my body with the same constant loops.
For a moment I’d forgotten everything I stand for.

I could feel myself becoming shorter with my kids, I didn’t want to answer another question while my head was elsewhere.

I took myself to my room, stared out at the tree in my backyard before closing my eyes and noticed my breath.
Emotion rising in my chest- no story, no answers just letting it be there.

Then it went quiet as my breath moved down into my womb,
my yoni softened and I felt myself anchor,
“I’m ok here”

I allowed my breath to move from womb, feeling my inner current move me now, guiding me.
Here, is where the truth of who I am lives,
not in my thoughts, not in my patterns,

here in my body, in my womb.

This is Inbodied

If you constantly find yourself in this space of confusion and feeling stuck Inbodied 1:1 online womb led sessions are for you.

I currently have a 6 spots available for April.

Book your session via link in Bio
or Comment INBODIED for more info.

12/04/2026

When a brumby training camp became the women’s retreat I never knew I needed.

I recently headed up to Northern NSW for a 10-day brumby training camp. I expected to learn more about horsemanship but what I didn’t expect was the women.

The trainers, participants, helpers, fence sitters, every woman brought her presence, her lived experience, her way of being.

These trainers were extraordinary horsewomen, it was a privilege to witness their mastery and be guided by them. One a mother, one pregnant, one in her maiden- each compassionate, patient, powerful and deeply embodied in her own expression of the feminine.

There was such a potent mix of maiden, mother and crone energy. Women seasoned by years on the land, intuitive trainers, women returning to horses and women meeting themselves through this work.

I’ve been in many women’s spaces but nothing compares to the groundedness of this, the strength, the softness, the intuition, the realness.

These women who work with horses are some of the most spiritually grounded I’ve met. Theres no fluff, no performance just presence and the honest connection between horse and human.

I expected ego and hierarchy, as so often this exists in both the horse world and the wellness/spiritual space but it wasn’t there. This speaks volumes about the women, the trainers and the integrity of this work with wild brumbies.

Somehow, this became the women’s retreat I didn’t know existed. Yes there were men there too but it’s no surprise so many women were called to this land, held by Rachael, one of the most quietly powerful, ethereal women I’ve met.

This experience challenged me, stretched me, cracked me open, nourished me and held me all at once. Coming home with a brumby mare felt like the final piece of something deeply, undeniably feminine

Thank you to Anna of being in your presence and witnessing your work with these wild brumbies was pure magic.
To Rachael for your generosity, your land, for saving my arse and for offering me the most divine mare (and catching the wild gelding who got away- epic!)
To Holly for your joy, passion, knowledge and patience. You felt like a sister when I was falling apart.

11/04/2026

In breast and womb bodywork we’re not just working with the physical body, we’re working with the energetic pathways that hold your life force, your stories and your rhythm.

There are three main vessels I work with in sessions:

The Conception Vessel (Ren Mai)
This vessel runs along the front of the body, from the womb space up through the heart and into the throat. It’s deeply connected to the feminine, to nourishment and to receptivity.

When this pathway is supported there can be a softening, a returning and feeling of being held in your own body again. It’s where we begin to rebuild safety, especially in the womb and heart space.

The Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel)
Often called the “Sea of Blood,” this vessel is intimately connected to the womb, our cycles and our lineage. This is where so much is stored emotionally, physically and energetically- grief, birth stories, ancestral imprints and unmet experiences.

Working with the Chong Mai allows what’s been held to gently move, to be witnessed and to no longer be carried in the same way.

The Belt Vessel (Dai Mai)
This vessel wraps around the body like a belt at the level of the womb. It holds everything in place, physically and energetically. When it’s tight or holding women often feel stuck, disconnected or unable to move forward.

When we work here there can be a sense of opening or a flow of energy returning and dropping back into the pelvis and grounding into the body.

Why these vessels?

We work with these vessels through meridian points because they speak directly to the core of a woman’s body, to her womb, her heart, her voice and her sense of safety within herself.

By working with these pathways we’re not forcing change, we’re creating the conditions for the body to remember to soften, reconnect and come back into relationship with itself.

📷 by paige.smith

07/04/2026

After two weeks away, returning home with a brumby and landing straight into school holidays I’ve been easing my way back into work mode.

My solo journey up to northern NSW was something I’ll carry for a long time. It felt expansive, grounding and like reuniting with a part of myself I hadn’t connected with in years.

I haven’t taken a solo adventure like that since my 20s, when I was travelling overseas. It’s true what they say life shifts when you become a mother and somehow without even noticing a decade can pass where motherhood has become your whole identity but this trip felt like stepping back into myself alongside that.

I didn’t plan much on the way up to the brumby camp, I gave myself space to move slowly, to follow the land and to stop when I felt called. Not having to think about constant snacks and breaks for my kids felt both unfamiliar and a luxury.

There was also a deeper layer to this journey, five years ago I was living with chronic pain and fatigue. Driving more than half an hour felt too much for my body, so three days on the road and two weeks sleeping in my car felt monumental. A realisation of how far I’ve come with my body journey.

Some glimpses from along the way in no particular order

1. The creek we swam in after long days at the 10-day brumby camp
2. Guy Fawkes National Park, where I met Ken on his way to Lovefest in the Blue Mountains
3. In awe of the road along Waterfall Way
4. Emerald Beach in Coffs Harbour arriving in the dark and waking to the ocean, where I shared a morning coffee and hours of conversation with Bernie, another traveller moving along the coast
5. A little roadside encounter on the way to Cowra
6. Endless country roads on the drive to Tamworth to meet up with and share this experience with her
7. Life at Nymboida brumby camp
8. Long table dinners at camp

29/03/2026

When I saw this wild brumby, I had no idea of the journey we would take together but I knew, somewhere within me, he would challenge me in the ways I needed and that I would come out the other side changed.

I’m not a woman who takes the easy route with anything in life, I tend to go head first into the deep end and figure it out as I go.

Some of you have been asking why it didn’t work out with him but it’s not that it didn’t work out. He gave me the lessons I needed, the ones that revealed my capacity, my courage to adapt and my ability to move through the collapse to make way for something new.

I gave this brumby the foundation he needs to continue his training but I had to consider the reality of bringing him home, whether he would truly be suitable for my family and my current skill set and the truth was it wasn’t fully clicking in with the time frame we had.

I had to let go of my own ego and trust that life would meet me and him with something more aligned.

Banksy will continue his training with a fellow brumby camp participant and phenomenal horsewoman who has skills to give him what he needs, it’s a beautiful match and I can already see a solid partnership forming.

And in the most unexpected way I connected with a little brumby mare, ready to be loved on by two kids waiting for her journey home- more on her soon.

I’ve learnt so much from this experience but mostly this, when your soul calls you to do the hard thing, go.
It will break your expectations open in the best possible ways, and if you’re willing to meet it there’s so much waiting for you on the other side.
We can learn a lot about ourselves through a little pressure and release (that ones for the horsey people) 😉🐴

Thank you to the incredible horsewomen I’m in absolute awe and will be sharing more on these women.

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