In episode 51 of The Road to Wisdom Podcast Chloe and Keshia have the incredibly knowledgeable Carly Rae Beaudry.

Carly is a female physiology sage, a ceremonial bodyworker since 2005, specializing in hands on hands in pelvic work. Now half of Carly’s life has been devoted to learning hands on hands in healing arts. With training in Rolfing Structural Integration, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Somatic Sex Education, Visceral Therapy, Full Spectrum Birthwork and numerous continuing education courses in scar tissue work, trauma informed somatic therapy, organ + pelvic specific therapy, Carly has weaved her 18 years of education and experienced into her unique expression of this work. Carly is a guide into the depths of the female terrain, anatomy, and physiology. She walks with women womb to tomb, exploring the layers of their flesh, feminine nature, and primal bodies. Walking with women back home to their bodies truth. She is the creator of FLESH + BLOOD a community devoted to women understanding their female body, having true body literacy, embodying their cyclical nature and being in reciprocity with their blood. NECTAR a vulva and vagina mapping practice where she has taught thousands of women their true vulva and vaginal anatomy.  Carly is also the co-founder of the most comprehensive women's manual therapy school being offered Ma School. All of Carly’s work is devoted to the innate intelligence within every cell of our body and to the remembrance of the feminine in ourselves.  

This episode underscores the crucial significance of reclaiming and empowering women's bodies, particularly focusing on the profound connection women should establish with their bodies, specifically addressing pelvic health. She delves into her personal journey in women's health, shedding light on the adverse effects of modernization on women's overall well-being. Carly explores the pivotal role of pelvic posture and the tailbone, portraying it as an antenna for the Earth.In this conversation, Carly delves into various aspects of birth and postpartum care. They stress the importance of supporting the physiological aspects of birth, including techniques like pelvic massages and addressing trauma. We emphasizes the challenges faced by women in the postpartum period, such as prolapse and urinary incontinence, underscoring the necessity for proper rest and nutrition.We discuss the healing process of ligaments and tissues post-birth, emphasizing the need for women to be patient and gentle with their bodies. They advocate for a mindful approach to movement during the postpartum period and underscore the role of animal-based nutrition in nourishing the body effectively.The conversation also touches upon the vaginal microbiome and the potential impact of toxic exposures on women's health. The key takeaways include the imperative nature of reclaiming and empowering women's bodies, fostering a deep connection with pelvic health, acknowledging the adverse effects of modernization, recognizing the significance of pelvic posture and the tailbone in overall health, and prioritizing rest and proper nutrition in the postpartum period for optimal healing and well-being.

Carly and her offerings can easily be found via Instagram @carlyraebeaudry

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