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When It Don't Work So Good: Practical Pelvic Dysfunction Strategies for More Pleasure and Less Pain with Colleen Kimseylove

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Join us as we welcome Colleen Kimseylove (they/them) for When It Don't Work So Good: Practical Pelvic Dysfunction Strategies for More Pleasure and Less Pain on Tuesday, May 11th from 8:00 to 10:00PM EST over Zoom! This workshop is a part of The CSPH's Sex Education for Professionals track. The content of this workshop is best suited for sexuality professionals and professionals in allied fields.

This workshop will be recorded and will be made available for a limited time to everyone who registers.

Difficulty articulating experiences of pelvic pain and dysfunction, let alone figuring out what to do about it, is a common experience for people with vaginas, and can happen for people of all anatomies. In this workshop, Colleen Kimseylove breaks down the musculoskeletal anatomy of the pelvis to help participants understand why they may be experiencing pelvic dysfunction and anhedonia, and then provides evidence based strategies from a variety of fields to assist in restoring function and pleasure.

Through this workshop, participants will:

  • Gain a working knowledge of the pelvic bowl anatomy, and receive an overview of: musculoskeletal anatomy in the pelvis; similarities and differences between pelvis with penises; vaginas or other anatomy; theories of origins for pelvic dysfunction; and pelvic dysfunction myths

  • Be able to interpret the current literature on improving pelvic function for the lay person with a concentration on anti-ableist practical strategies

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About Colleen Kimseylove

Colleen Kimseylove (they/them) is a published public health researcher with ten years of professional experience working in LGBT and transgender health. They specialize in interpreting the available best science on sexual health in easy to understand and apply language.

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Registration:

Tickets are available on a sliding scale ($3-$30) to ensure folx of varying economic backgrounds are able to access the sex education they deserve. We ask those who have the financial means to help "spread the wealth" by contributing to the community pool so that we can offer a limited number of sponsored free tickets to those who need it.

We kindly ask that those who have the financial means to purchase a ticket do so, and save our sponsored free tickets to those who do not.

To access this workshop for free, please enter the code CSPH-FREE when registering.

After you register, we will send you an email with the event login information (be sure to check your spam folder!). If you haven't already, make sure you download Zoom before we all log on: https://zoom.us/

If you have any questions, or experience any issues registering, please reach out to learn@thecsph.org