Benefits of Internal Pelvic Release Work

Internal Pelvic Release Work (IPRW) is a specialized form of bodywork focusing on the soft tissues of the pelvis, rather than the bony structure.

These soft tissues are crucial for maintaining balance and adapting to changes, particularly during pregnancy. However, they can also hold tension from various sources such as scars, injuries, postural habits, trauma, surgery, and lifestyle choices. This tension can restrict movement, flow, and space within the pelvic region and can carry emotional and physical memories, often referred to as ‘issues in the tissues.’

An IPRW session helps identify and release this tension through gentle, direct touch, allowing the tissues to relax and create space. This process, often described as making the tissues ‘sigh,’ promotes better function and relief.

The vagina, a remarkably adaptable organ, can be accessed not just through its top wall but also its back wall. By engaging the soft tissue connections through the back wall, IPRW uses tender touch and directed breathing to release tension in the ligaments, muscles, fascia, and organs, enhancing stabilization and overall pelvic health.