Womb Massage Therapy is a therapy focused on returning to your body, your pleasure, your center of creativity and vitality in life! This therapy incorporates elements of neuroscience, inherited and early life trauma theory, body work from Chinese medicine, acupressure, holistic massage, Chi Nei Tsang Chinese organ massage, craniosacral therapy, breath work, reflexology, energy work, rebozo wrapping and other elements of Mayan medicine.

Body work is done on the spine, at the sacrum-tailbone, the buttocks, the inner part of the thighs, as well as the entire abdomen, the diaphragm, and over the uterus - between the pelvic bones (this work is just as energetically powerful and physically transformative if your uterus has been removed).

By releasing tension from accumulated stress and emotions, massage brings the internal abdominal organs into proper position for optimal function and higher well-being (over 80% of our body's serotonin production takes place in the gut). The technique involves relieving blockages and blockages to improve the flow of energy and fluids in the circulatory, lymphatic and nervous systems, so as to prevent the progression of disease symptoms.

Rebozo. The name comes from a Spanish verb that means "to surround oneself." The indigenous Mexican names describing this long, flat shawl translate to "that which touches women" and "material of a thousand colors." Traditional rebozos are handwoven from cotton and often have patterns from traditional dyeing methods. Their tassels are braided with fingers to create beautiful, intricate patterns.

It's a powerful piece of clothing, considered central to a Mexican woman's identity, playing an integral role in the birth and raising of children. The rebozo is used in countless ways to help and support the laboring woman during labor contractions - from shaking her hips to using it in the woman's abdominal space. Traditionally, the woman in labor stands up straight during the baby's descent, and two, supportive women in labor will stand in front of and behind her with the rebozo held between, creating a cradle under the laboring mother's pelvis. Child is not touched by any human hands except those of the mother. It is born in its rebozo and is immediately wrapped in it. This rebozo becomes his for life, being carried in it, wrapped in it, and even used as a sleeping hammock for the newborn.

Rebozo is also used ceremonially in Mayan massage for physical tension relief, but also symbolic reintegration, such as the Mayan ceremony called "Closing the Bones," which all mothers undergo to close their pelvises forty days after giving birth.

The three rebozo fabrics play an integral and powerful role in Womb Massage Therapy and every practitioner must include them in their session. For ethical integrity, it is imperative that all rebozo scarves used for this therapy are traditional Mexican, hand-woven and ethically sourced to support true indigenous Mexican families. All rebozos sold to course participants through the Back to Lona Are imported to Poland directly from Mexico.

Don't, Won's massage is a non-invasive, external massage technique. The training continues with internal therapy Yoni Reclamation Therapy, available after completing training in Womb Massage and Shadow Therapy. 

Additional courses to advance Womb Massage Therapy accreditation include a diploma in closely focused trauma and shadow therapy practice and therapy training

Womb massage helps with menstrual pain, relieves symptoms of endometriosis, heavy periods, blood clotting, uterine myomas, blocked fallopian tubes, pelvic adhesions, tilted uterus, PCOS, menopause symptoms and irregular cycles. It can also help with digestive conditions such as constipation, diarrhea, IBS, and bloating. 

Yes, this is because we work on the entire abdominal area. This therapy can help with constipation, diarrhea, IBS and bloating.