Pelvic Health with Allison Schulte

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Do you experience pelvic pain, discomfort with penetration, bladder leaks, urgency, pressure, or a feeling of tightness or heaviness in your pelvis — especially after changes like childbirth, menopause, surgery, or hormone shifts?

Many people seek help from doctors and are told everything looks “normal,” yet they still don’t feel comfortable in their bodies. Join us for an empowering and affirming workshop designed to demystify pelvic health and support people of diverse gender identities. Together, we’ll explore pelvic anatomy and function, common pelvic floor patterns, and practical strategies for building comfort, coordination, and confidence in your body.

Allison holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts and studied at Universität der Künste in Berlin, blending her knowledge of the body through art, politics, and movement. She is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) specializing in pelvic health and gender-affirming care, with credentials from Herman & Wallace, the American Physical Therapy Association, and Medbridge. Additionally, she is a certified teacher of Pilates and Mindfulness Meditation.

Allison's dedication to advancing health equity has earned her numerous grants, awards, and scholarships from institutions such as the Art Libraries Society of North America, CalArts, the Special Libraries Association, the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, and Dharma Moon. Her work with renowned organizations like the Tom of Finland Foundation, the Alfred Kinsey Institute, and the Leather Archives & Museum highlights her commitment to preserving and archiving human sexuality.

She is on the Advisory Board of the Stripper Worker Center (501c4) and an Advocacy Specialist for The Sidewalk Project (501c3). Drawing from grassroots activism in punk and DIY communities, Allison founded Pelvic Sanctuary to bridge the diversity gap in pelvic health education.

ABOUT FWB

​fwb is a members-only, queer-femme founded social club for open-minded people to learn, explore, and play. We host a range of sex positive programming, including socials, workshops, and play parties.

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