Yoni Steaming Consultation & Session
What is Yoni steaming?
Yoni steaming is a gentle traditional self-care practice in which you sit over a warm pot of water and herbs that have specific healing properties.
Potential benefits steaming may help with:
- Improve uterine function
- Irregular discharge
- Menstrual issues
- Old blood residue
- Energy flow in the body
- Relief from trauma
- Bacterial Vaginosis
- Fertility issues
- Postpartum recovery
- Labour preparation
- Menopause symptoms
What is included in the session?
- Drumming meditation to connect with your Yoni/womb space
- Yoni Steaming session
- Reiki energy healing
- Personalised steaming plan
- Herbal blend - 4 sessions to bring home
- Herbal tea blend for cycle support
Please note it is not
recommended to steam while pregnant, menstruating, fresh spotting, genital
burning itch, recent spontaneous bleeding, when trying to conceive, or
post-surgery.
Desiree Diaz's offering with availability throughout the week. Please contact Desiree directly using the form below to find out more information and to arrange a session.
If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this treatment, find more details here.
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