The Hip and Pelvis Class

The primary function of the pelvis, made up of two large innominate bones and the sacrum at the back, is to allow movement of the body—in walking, running, sitting and kneeling. The pelvis contains and protects the reproductive organs as well as the bladder and rectum, and, in women, frequently holds patterns of structural imbalance following birthing. There’s a good reason why reflexology maps contain so many reflexes for the hips, sacrum, and pelvic area in general. We’ll study several different reflex locations and apply treatment protocols for healthy pelvic movement and support.