Core and pelvic floor dysfunction are unique to each woman. It’s no wonder the one-size-fits-all standard of care doesn’t work. And can even leave women worse off than when they started.
You’ve entered a zone that should be marked ’handle with care.’ Then been given awkward tools. If you find yourself lost when trying to hold space for women who may be feeling completely helpless, that makes SENSE.
I struggled with this too. No matter how many more professional trainings I did, how many extra certifications, I couldn’t find what I needed. Out of desperation and a deep understanding of the interconnected functionality of the body, I developed the RYC® Method. And then the RYC® ICCP (Interactive Client Centering Protocol).
I saw consistent, significant progress with clients. Success stories. Hundreds, then thousands, then 10s of thousands of women regaining their confidence and trusting their bodies again.
*10,000+ women healing
Darcy Adams, fitness instructor, yoga teacher, RYC ® teacher @darcyadamswellness
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These scholarships are reserved for people who identify as BIPOC (black, indigenous and people of color) who bear a disproportionate burden of women’s treatment in healthcare. There are also some spaces available for people with valid limitations in their ability to pay the full price.
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