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Struggling with Period Pain, Cysts, Fibroids, and more? Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’re reading this, you may be grappling with menstrual issues like painful cramps, irregular cycles, heavy bleeding, migraines, hormonal fluctuations, or nausea.

Or perhaps a more serious issue such as cysts, fibroids, endometriosis, or PCOS.

You are not alone. Keep reading to discover the holistic approach to healing your pelvic and menstrual issues.

Menstruation can bring a host of challenges, and many people endure these symptoms for decades—up to 40 years or more!

The Problem with Conventional Treatments for Menstruation Issues


Many women turn to doctors for relief, only to leave with disappointing “band-aid” solutions. Whether it’s pain medication or hormonal birth control to suppress your cycle, these approaches often don’t address the root causes of issues like period cramps, fibroids, or ovarian cysts.

Why You Deserve Better


It’s time to seek a holistic approach that truly supports your body, mind, and spirit.

Instead of masking symptoms, discover strategies that promote true healing and balance. You don’t have to accept suffering as part of your monthly routine!

Join me to explore effective solutions for managing menstrual pain, cysts, and fibroids naturally, empowering you to reclaim your health and well-being.

Transform Your Period Health: Healing Beyond Conventional Medicine


If you’re struggling with your period health with period cramps, cysts, fibroids, and more…

you might feel frustrated with traditional Western medicine. Doctors often compartmentalize healing, focusing solely on physical symptoms without addressing the emotional and spiritual aspects of menstruation.

Many women find that their healthcare providers suggest solutions like pain pills, contraceptives, or even hysterectomies to "solve" their period health issues. But these methods often mask underlying problems rather than address the root causes of discomfort.

The Importance of Holistic Healing For Optimal Menstrual Health


Instead of merely blocking or masking your menstrual health issues, it’s vital to heal the emotional and spiritual relationship you have with your womb.

Can you reflect on your first experience with menstruation?

Was it a joyful moment, or was it filled with fear or embarrassment? Think about any past experiences, such as feeling shamed or mocked for your period. These memories can contribute to an unhealthy relationship with your womb, impacting your overall health.

The Mind-Body Connection and Your Womb Health


If you believe in the mind-body-soul connection, consider how negative thoughts and emotions about your period can manifest physically. Issues like period cramps, heavy bleeding, PCOS, fibroids, and endometriosis can stem from this disconnect.

The good news is that it’s possible to change this relationship at any age. With a gentle daily practice targeting optimal pelvic and uterus health, you can reconnect with your body, improving your period health, libido, and overall joy.

My Journey to Period Healing


I’ve experienced this holistic healing firsthand. After suffering from debilitating period cramps, irregularity, and mood fluctuations, I decided to ditch the contraceptive pill and pain medication.

Instead, I embraced natural healing through Yoga Therapy. This was not an overnight fix. It took time and patience to heal my relationship with my womb. And there were certainly tough moments of healing deep trauma that I had stored in my womb.

Today, I enjoy peaceful, easeful periods and feel empowered in my body every day of my cycle. This transformational journey even inspired me to become a Yoga Therapist C-IAYT.

How I Can Help You


As a Yoga Therapist C-IAYT specializing in womb health, I offer 1:1 online sessions to help women of all ages and body types achieve similar results.

Together, we’ll work on strategies to transform your relationship with your womb and improve your menstrual health.

Don’t settle for a life of discomfort. Take the first step toward healing today!

How 1:1 Yoga Therapy Can Help Reduce Menstrual Health Issues


Every Yoga Therapy session begins with an intake form which helps me understand your specific challenges and wellness goals.

Whether you want to reduce period cramps, manage fibroids or cysts, balance your cycle, or alleviate PMS symptoms, this information is essential for tailoring your sessions.

Your First Session

In your first session, known as the intake session, we’ll discuss your health challenges in detail. I’ll ask a series of questions based on the intake form you completed, allowing us to explore how long you’ve faced these issues and how they’ve impacted you emotionally, physically, and spiritually.

Ongoing Sessions Focused on You

After the intake, our sessions will focus on your body and feelings. We may incorporate practices such as:

  • Breathing techniques

  • Nervous system regulation exercises

  • Gentle yoga poses for optimal pelvic health

  • Womb meditations

  • Womb yoga nidra

  • Self-compassion exercises

These practices are designed to promote womb healing and emotional balance, helping you feel more connected to your body, uterus, and alleviate menstrual health issues.

Reflecting on Your Emotional & Spiritual Relationship with Your Womb


If you’re curious about your emotional and spiritual connection to your womb, start by asking yourself:

What are my feelings and thoughts about my period?

Take some time to write everything down in a journal. Include your thoughts, feelings, and even what you’ve heard from others. For example, you might have thoughts like:

“My period is such an inconvenience,”
“I’m crazy when I’m on my period.”

When I first explored these questions, I discovered many unhealthy beliefs about my period, and I realized I wasn’t being kind to myself.

As you journal, you might uncover some uncomfortable truths.

Take your time—spend a week exploring these feelings. You may find that you’re disconnected from your womb or rarely think about it at all.

Womb Healing Takes Time and Patience


It’s easy to rush the healing process, but remember that there are no shortcuts. Womb healing requires patience, respect, and kindness toward yourself.

Don’t judge your answers; simply let them flow. You might also want to explore further questions:

What’s my relationship with my womb right now?

Do you feel close to it, saying: “I send her love every day,” or are you confused, thinking, “I don’t know how to connect to my womb?”

These gentle questions can be the start of your emotional and spiritual healing journey. Embracing a healthier perspective on your period involves releasing negative beliefs and thoughts. No matter your age or challenges, you can cultivate a loving relationship with your womb and period.

Empowering Yourself


Trust that you have the power to improve your period health, even when it feels painful or frustrating. Your thoughts can shape your reality, including your period health.

If this blog inspires you to take charge of your menstrual health, consider these affirmations to foster a positive mindset:

“My period is a power that I respect and nurture.”

If these affirmations don’t resonate just yet, that’s okay! Create your own positive statements that feel believable to you right now.

Next Steps


If you’re ready to seriously improve your period health, here are your next steps:

Learn more about 1:1 online yoga therapy for menstrual healing and book a free 20-minute consulation.

Sending you lots of womb blessings,
Joss | Yoga Therapist C-IAYT


Hi! I’m Joss Frank, founder of Wild Womb. I understand how womb and body healing ignites when you look within for guidance because I self-healed from my painful periods, depression, anxiety, sexual assault, emotional and physical abuse… after years of failed efforts to feel better about myself. My failed efforts led to a revelation that true healing comes from within and it requires loving community.

Today, as a Yoga Therapist in my practicum, I help people with womb and body healing so they can reclaim their feminine power, LOVE their sacred feminine bodies, and feel more confident.

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