Rebirth: Coming Home to My Body, My Power, and My Truth

For much of my life, I lived disconnected from my body. On the outside, I was achieving, holding everything together, smiling when I was expected to smile. On the inside, I was numb, exhausted, and quietly carrying trauma I didn’t yet know how to name.

When I look back now, I can see how much of my story has been about survival. Trauma has a way of making us leave ourselves, leave our bodies, our sensations, our truth. And yet, the very thing we long for most, to feel alive, to feel pleasure, to feel whole, requires us to come back home.

My own “coming home” was messy. It wasn’t a straight line. It looked like loss, heartbreak, surgeries, grief. It looked like sitting in the rubble of everything I thought I knew, my relationship, my home, my health, and realising I had a choice: to collapse, or to be reborn.

And so, I chose rebirth.

That choice has taken me on a journey deep into the pelvis, the place we most often abandon, and yet the source of our deepest power. I trained in trauma-informed healing modalities like Holistic Pelvic Care® and Belief Coding®, not just to help others, but because I needed them myself. I learned how to sit with pain, how to release what my body had been holding for decades, and how to open to pleasure again, not as a surface-level pursuit, but as a radical act of reclamation.

This is why I created Pussy Galore®.

The name itself is provocative, and it’s meant to be. It’s about abundance — vaginas in abundance, pleasure in abundance, power in abundance. It’s about taking back what has been shamed, silenced, and ignored for too long.

When women work with me now, I’m not just holding space for their healing. I’m walking beside them through their own rebirth, guiding them back into their bodies, their power, their truth. Whether they’re carrying pelvic pain, numbness, shame, or simply a sense of disconnection, we work gently, slowly, and safely to remember what was never lost: their wholeness.

If you’re reading this and something inside you whispers that’s me, know that you are not broken. You are not too much. You are not alone. The path back to yourself may feel scary, but it’s also the most beautiful journey you’ll ever take.

Because when a woman comes home to her body, she comes home to her life.

And that changes everything.

Julie