Why do Thoracic Release Therapies also focus on the area between my breasts?

By |9 June 2026||

Why do Thoracic Release Therapies also focus on the area between my breasts? Advaya Healing’s Thoracic Release Therapy includes focused work in the space between your breasts because this region is one of the most neurologically and lymphatically active zones of your anterior chest. It plays a central role in how your thorax (ribcage) organizes [...]

Can I book Thoracic Release Treatments whenever I feel I need them?

By |9 June 2026||

Can I book Thoracic Release Treatments whenever I feel I need them? Yes, you are absolutely welcome to book multiple Thoracic Release Therapy sessions in advance. Doing so can be a smart way to support consistent progress, especially if you’re working through long‑standing chest tension, restricted breathing patterns, or postural holding in your sternum and [...]

After a first Internal Pelvic Health treatment, can I book regular ones ahead?

By |15 May 2026||

After a first Internal Pelvic Health treatment, can I book regular ones ahead? Yes — after receiving your first Internal Pelvic Health treatment it may be possible for you to book future IPH sessions as part of a regular maintenance programme, but only under specific conditions that protect your safety, your wellbeing, and the integrity [...]

As an existing client, can I request Internal Pelvic Health treatments?

By |15 May 2026||

As an existing client, can I request Internal Pelvic Health treatments? Yes, you can. All established Advaya Healing Bodywork clients can request an Internal Pelvic Health treatment. However, we will only offer you this type of treatment when we believe that it's clinically appropriate, therapeutically justified, and aligned with the ethical framework that guides all [...]

Is it possible to orgasm during Internal Pelvic Health bodywork treatment?

By |15 May 2026||

Is it possible to orgasm during Internal Pelvic Health bodywork treatment? It is possible, but it is certainly not the goal, not expected, and not treated as a sexual response within Internal Pelvic Health bodywork. Whether this happens depends on your sensitivity, which not only varies from person to person but also by your emotional [...]

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