Pelvic pain and fear of intimacy can quietly affect how you feel about your body, your emotions, and your connection with your partner. When intimacy becomes uncomfortable, it can leave you feeling confused, distant, or even alone. But you’re not broken—and you’re not alone. This free guide offers gentle, practical steps to manage pelvic pain during sex, reduce stress, and rebuild a sense of closeness.

I’m Dr. Melanie Roussin, a health researcher and sexuality expert, guiding women to reclaim intimacy and confidence through the iReclaim Method. Alongside pelvic health physiotherapist Jodie Koehler and our expert team, we support your journey back to confidence, comfort, and connection.
Helping you manage pelvic pain, ease stress, and reclaim intimacy—with expert support, mindfulness practices, and science-backed care for your body, mind, and relationships.
Fear of intimacy is more common than many women realize, especially when pelvic pain or painful sex has created feelings of anxiety or avoidance. Overcoming fear of sexual intimacy starts with understanding the connection between body and mind. Gentle practices to calm your nervous system, rebuild trust with your body, and communicate openly with your partner can reduce stress and create a foundation for closeness.
Book a free 30-min health check today. Take your first step toward intimacy without fear.

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