Prepare, Recover, Restore: Gentle Core & Pelvic Floor Wellness
Class
A 4-class body literacy series at the Barrington Public Library
Starts March 26 9:30–10:30 AM ET
This isn't a lecture. It's an invitation to feel your own body — maybe for the first time.
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We'll meet on yoga mats in the Collis Family Gallery at the Barrington Public Library, move slowly, breathe intentionally, and explore what it actually feels like to connect with your pelvic floor.
No anatomy quiz.
No prior experience needed. Just you, your body, and a little curiosity.
Open to all. Especially supportive for pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
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What You'll Learn
The Series
01
Getting to Know Your Pelvic Floor
Thursday, March 26 · 9:30–10:30 AM
Getting acquainted. Where is it? What does it feel like — right now, in your body? We'll use gentle hands-on exploration and breath to begin finding and feeling your pelvic floor for the first time.
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02
Your Pelvic Floor & Your Nervous System
Thursday, April 9 · 9:30–10:30 AM
Stress lives in the body. We'll explore how tension, anxiety, and safety show up in your pelvic floor — and what actually helps it release.
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03
Back Strength & Pelvic Floor
Thursday, May 14 · 9:30–10:30 AM
Seven exercises for a stronger low back, more supple hips, and a pelvic floor that actually works with you. Soft and slow — no pain, no pushing through.
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04
Breath, Pressure & Whole-Body Connection
Wednesday, May 20 · 9:30–10:30 AM
Your diaphragm and pelvic floor breathe together. Feel how your whole core moves as one connected system — and take that awareness home.
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Continue the Work Between Sessions
For those who want continued, structured support beyond the series, Lorie recommends Restore Your Core® — a guided program for pelvic floor and core healing that pairs beautifully with the foundation we build here together.
After each class, return here for practice videos, reference materials, and tools to keep exploring between sessions.​​
Session 3
Back Strength & Pelvic Floor
Tremoring — that involuntary shaking you might notice during deep stretches or floor work — is a natural tension release response. It's your nervous system resetting, not a sign that something's wrong. We talked about this in our Prepare, Recover, Restore series, and Lauren Ohayon of Restore Your Core has a great breakdown of why it happens and what to do with it. Read Lauren's full article here.
