

PhysioFit Presents
A Sexual Wellness Workshop for Women
Pain, discomfort, and changes in your body shouldn't define your intimate life. Join us for an honest, educational conversation about what's really going on—and what you can do about it.
You're not alone, and it's not in your head.
Different lubricants, different positions, avoiding intimacy altogether—nothing seems to make a lasting difference.
You've been told to relax, try more foreplay, or that it's just part of getting older. But deep down, you know something's off.
It feels too personal, too awkward, too embarrassing. So you've been quietly dealing with it alone.
After childbirth, surgery, or menopause, you assumed this was just your new normal.
The distance is growing. You miss feeling connected to your partner—and to yourself.
Is it physical? Hormonal? Psychological? Without answers, it's impossible to know where to start.
Finally, real answers from specialists who understand.
Understand the real causes—tight muscles, scar tissue, hormonal changes, nerve sensitivity—and why it's not your fault.
Discover how your pelvic floor muscles impact sexual function and why they're often the missing piece.
Learn how hormonal changes affect lubrication, sensation, and tissue integrity—especially after childbirth and menopause.
Explore evidence-based options: pelvic floor therapy, dilator therapy, hormonal and non-hormonal treatments.
Know the signs that indicate you need professional support—and what kind of specialist to look for.
No exams. No judgment. Just honest education in a comfortable, confidential environment.
Specialists who've helped hundreds of women reclaim their comfort and confidence.
PT, MPT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT
Founder of PhysioFit with over two decades of experience in pelvic health. Kim is board-certified in orthopedics and known for making uncomfortable topics feel approachable—helping patients finally understand what's happening in their bodies.
OTR/L
An occupational therapist specializing in pelvic rehabilitation with a whole-person approach. Kelli addresses not just physical symptoms but the emotional and relational impact—her patients say she's the first provider who truly listened.
No diagnosis required. Just a desire for answers.
You experience pain or discomfort during intimacy
You're dealing with vaginal dryness that doesn't improve
You've noticed changes since childbirth, surgery, or menopause
You've experienced decreased sensation or difficulty with arousal
You feel anxious about or have started avoiding intimacy
You simply want to understand your body better
Join us for a judgment-free conversation about sexual wellness. Real answers. Real relief. No cost.
