The Pelvic Space

25/12/2025

This wonderful group of women work alongside me at The Pelvic Space…..I am very blessed.
Lani and Liv are now on maternity leave and will welcome their little ones in February and yes……they have both had (and will be having more) pelvic release work!!!
We’ve had the privileged of caring for many women this year. Women have trusted us. Women are courageous. And we are grateful 🩷

22/12/2025

Natalie’s urogenital visceral work teachings add a huge dimension to your work with women!!
Here’s the link:
https://www.natalielejeuneosteopathy.com/training

29/06/2025

24/12/2024

Happy Christmas from us at
The Pelvic Space!!!

We had a recharge ourselves at Sense of Self in Collingwood ( minus Ruby - because she was cuddling her new baby girl, Kirstyn cuddling her 6mth old Darcy and Agia celebrating with family in the Northern Rivers)
We’re grateful to all the women who have trusted us to care for them this year and look forward to offering pelvic education and tender care to many more women next year 💖💖💖

22/10/2024

Have you been guided to do the Spinning Babies balance activities?

Do you know why?

Do you know how to do them correctly?

Do you know the benefits of the balance activities in pregnancy and in labour?

Come to our classes and we will demystify the why + the how of jiggling, forward leaning inversion and the side lying release.

Link in bio

06/10/2024

We hear & feel & see a lot of challenges experienced by women here at The Pelvic Space.
We’re privileged to be trusted by women.
And sometimes we’ve just gotta free up our own hearts and let the Redwood trees take the energy of these stories from all of the courageous women……
Nature is so very generous 🌿

04/10/2024

Hannah is a registered midwife, nurse, and mother to two beautiful young children. Starting her nursing career in 2012, she knew she wanted to work with women, and her passion for women's health really took off when she began working as a midwife in 2017.

She brings experience from working within the hospital system, supporting women and families throughout pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. After discovering the importance of internal pelvic release work through her own pregnancies, she knew she wanted to undertake the Internal Pelvic Release Work Mentoring Program so she could help share this knowledge and profound work with other women. She is passionate about pelvic health, reducing birth trauma, and supporting women in connecting with some of the most important parts of their bodies.

Whether you are pregnant and preparing for birth, healing from birth, recovering from injury or trauma, or curious about your pelvic goods, Hannah provides a nurturing environment to care for you.

You can book with Hannah via the link in our bio.

16/09/2024

Join us for our final No Bullsh*!t Birth Preparation workshop of 2024.

Feel confident and prepared for your birth journey! After our 2 day course you will be ready both mentally and physically to birth with confidence.

- Learn from three midwives with over 50 years of combined experience.
- Inclusive solutions for difficult labours, no matter where you plan to birth or if pain relief is on your agenda.
- Empower yourself and your support team with knowledge and techniques so you're not dependent on any 'expert'.

This workshop is designed for couples and individuals, or anyone that will be present at your birth. If you would like to purchase an extra ticket for a second support person such as a doula or family member, please email hello@thepelvicspace.com.au.

Date: 23rd - 24th November
Time: 9 am – 1 pm Saturday and Sunday
Location: Jack Dyer Community Room, Richmond
Food included: A delicious morning tea will be provided. Gluten free and vegetarian included.

Tickets are available on our website. The link is in our bio.

14/09/2024

Do you have a droop or a prolapse of your pelvic organs?

Did you know that pelvic organ prolapse doesn’t necessarily mean you have ‘weak’ pelvic floor muscles?

All the emphasis is on these muscles being strong but there is way more involved with droops or prolapse. The womb is also supported by cervical ligaments……..sadly they don’t get talked about. These ligaments can get damaged or overawed from tough birth, lack of postnatal rest and different life activities.
There is also the involvement of the bowel falling into pockets of space in the pelvis that it shouldn’t…..that puts undue pressure on the bladder and the womb.

At The Pelvic Space we can work with these ligaments, muscles and fascia giving them a ‘zhuzh up’. Flow and drainage into these tissues can be improved & so function is improved. Fiona, Lani and Olivia have all done extra studies gaining skills in supporting balance with the other organs that can create the pressure on the womb and bladder.

We have appointments available in November and December. You can book via the link in our bio.

12/09/2024

Common reasons for stalls in your labour?

Sometimes labour stalls because a mother is upset by a care provider…..adrenaline kicks up…..oxytocin goes down…..labour stalls.

Another reason for labour stalling is when the baby can’t move past tight connective tissues in mother’s pelvis. Babies rotate or spiral through the pelvis…..it’s quite a journey. Tight tissues can act like a road block to the baby so the little one either has to bully past it, back up and go around the other way or stay stuck. And when a baby is stuck we commonly see surgical births.

We offer a solution. The soft tissues of the pelvis can be easily worked with in pregnancy via the va**na. Through touch we invite the soft tissues to sigh and then mother has more space.

Internal Pelvic Release Work isn’t saying you’re not capable of birthing your baby……
the work helps you reach their anatomical potential and leads to less trauma.

We have appointments available in November and December. Book via the link in our bio.

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27/08/2024

When you visit The Pelvic Space...
You will be listened to.
You will be believed.
You will be respected.
You will be kept safe in a private space.
You will be in control of all touch work.

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12/08/2024

What are symptoms of having a hypertonic pelvic floor? How does Internal Pelvic Release Work help?

I often think they should change the word ‘hypertonic’ to ‘hypertensive’. Tone is a state of unhindered elasticity……it’s how healthy fibres are.
Tension is stuck…..it can’t go tighter…..it can’t soften.

When the pelvic floor is ‘hypertonic’ women often feel pain in their pelvis.
They are often aware that they can’t let the muscles release at all or with any ease. They are often incontinent of urine with sneezing, coughing, running, lifting weights.

IPRW works to invite these muscles to ‘stand down’....’take a break’.....’soften’.
We work gently but deliberately with the soft tissues of the pelvis inviting them to experience a state of relaxation.