Curious about your pelvic floor? Taint misbeahavin'? Having symptoms that make you believe you might have some dysfunction down there? Join Dr. Jessica Jenkins, Pelvic Floor Therapist, and Hope Hamling, teacher at Abide Yoga, for an evening of information and exploration. We'll learn about our anatomy, then practice shapes and movement patterns to help create a more supple, strong pelvic floor. And because this is happening during the dinner hour, we'll also have a vegan, gluten free, nut free meal.

All genders and expressions welcome. Everyone has a pelvic floor!

About Dr. Jessica Jenkins: 

Our expert, Jessica Jenkins, is dedicated to helping you achieve optimal health and wellness. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Duke University and her B.S. in Biology/Chemistry from Denison University. She has more than a decade of experience treating patients from all walks of life in Northeast Ohio. Her specialties include pelvic floor dysfunction, infertility, peripartum issues, the LGBTQIA+ population, lymphedema, TMJ disorders, and chronic pain. She is an adjunct professor at Walsh University teaching Introduction to Pelvic Health and the Women's Health elective. Dr. Jenkins has co-created continuing education courses on treating pregnant and postpartum women as well as TMJ dysfunction. She is certified in lymphedema therapy as well as the Wim Hof Method. She is a trauma-informed practitioner. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her 4 children, partner, and extended family, photography, going to concerts, Wim Hoffing, and yoga.

Dr. Jenkins believes in a holistic, multifaceted approach to healing and strives to provide personalized care tailored to your unique needs.