11/11/2025
Your Pelvic Floor Is the Foundation of the House 🏠
If your body were a house—
your pelvic floor would be the basement, holding the structure together.
Your diaphragm is the roof, rising and falling with every breath.
The frontal core muscles act as the front door, supporting and stabilizing the entryway. Side core musculature are the windows.
Your paraspinals are the back door, providing balance and integrity from behind.
How we maintain this house matters.
Your investment and equity come through self-care—the time, energy, and attention you pour back into your own foundation.
Your alarm system? That’s pain—your body’s way of signaling something’s off, asking you to check what’s happening beneath the surface.
And within these walls live your memories, stories, and emotions—
the echoes of experiences that have shaped your energetic womb space.
They linger not to weigh you down, but to invite healing and release.
When we tend to our house with compassion—breathing fully, moving consciously, listening deeply—we build stability from the inside out.