August 2-3, 2025
Corbett, Oregon
Bodywork for Reproductive Health
Uterine, Abdominal and External Pelvic Floor and Myofascial Release
Learn the Power of Myofascial and Trigger Point Techniques for Reproductive Health with Dr Kathryn Kloos ND
Join us for a transformative course designed to equip you with the skills to address pelvic floor, uterine, and abdominal conditions using advanced trigger point and myofascial release techniques. This is a great course for those who do not want to learn internal pelvic floor therapy and instead would like to address common pelvic floor and uterine conditions externally with proper draping.
In this workshop, you will:
Explore the Anatomy: Gain a deep understanding of the external pelvic floor, abdomen, and uterus.
Refine Palpation Skills: Learn to externally identify pelvic floor, uterine, and abdominal structures with precision.
Understand Common Pelvic Floor Issues: Explore conditions like pelvic organ prolapse, painful intercourse, tailbone pain and incontinence.
Assess and Realign the Uterus: Learn how to assess uterine position and apply myofascial techniques to bring it into optimal alignment.
Address Reproductive Health: Discover how uterine position impacts conditions such as endometriosis, painful periods, ovarian cysts, fertility challenges, and pelvic congestion.
Learn Key Techniques: Practice trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, and strain/counterstrain methods for the abdominal and external pelvic floor muscles.
Uterine Myofascial Release: Learn specialized myofascial release techniques for the uterus.
Understand Emotional and Somatic Patterns: Explore the emotional and somatic holding patterns that can affect the womb and pelvis.
Deep Listening and Uterine Unwinding: Develop skills in deep listening and uterine unwinding to support healing.
Trauma-Informed Care: Learn to approach pelvic health with a trauma-informed perspective.
Case Studies: Review real-life case studies to deepen your understanding and application of these techniques.
Course is located on 20 acres of beautiful countryside in Corbett, Oregon in the Columbia River Gorge.
The site offers shared-room lodging.
16 CEUs for ND, LMTs- Class is 9-5 both days with 2 hours of pre-recorded videos
Join us for a transformative, hands-on course designed to empower practitioners with effective, non-invasive techniques to support pelvic floor, uterine and abdominal health. You’ll learn to skillfully apply external myofascial release, trigger point therapy, cupping, and energetic practices—all with appropriate and respectful draping.
This course is ideal for practitioners who prefer not to perform internal pelvic floor therapy, but still want to make a meaningful impact on reproductive and pelvic health. With a focus on external techniques, you’ll gain the confidence to address common pelvic and uterine conditions in a safe, grounded, and effective way.
Whether you're expanding your clinical toolkit or seeking a new approach to pelvic healing, this course offers powerful, practical tools rooted in both science and somatic wisdom.
In this course you will:
• Explore the Anatomy: Gain a deep understanding of the pelvic floor, abdomen, and uterus.
• Refine Palpation Skills: Learn to externally identify pelvic floor, uterine, and abdominal structures with precision.
• Assess and Realign the Uterus: Learn how to assess uterine position and apply myofascial techniques to bring it into optimal alignment.
• Learn Key Techniques: Practice trigger point therapy, muscle energy techniques, and strain/counterstrain methods for the abdominal and external pelvic floor muscles.
• Uterine Myofascial Release: Learn specialized myofascial release techniques for the uterus and ovarian massage.
• Learn how to perform self-abdominal massage and teach to your clients.• Abdominal cupping using plastic cups for reproductive and digestive health and to release adhesions in the abdomen.
• Understand Emotional and Somatic Patterns: Explore the emotional and somatic holding patterns that can affect the womb and pelvis.
• Deep Listening and Uterine Unwinding: Develop skills in deep listening and uterine unwinding to support healing.
• Trauma-Informed Care: Learn to approach pelvic health with a trauma-informed perspective.
• Case Studies: Review real-life case studies to deepen your understanding and application of these techniques.
Who Should Attend:
This course is open to Naturopathic Doctors (NDs), Licensed Massage Therapists (LMTs), Midwives, and Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs). It is eligible for 12 CEUs through the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine (OBNM) and Licensed Massage Therapists.