Into the Power Portal with Kathie Bishop
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Kathie Bishop
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Open to All Levels
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75 minute video
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Certificate of Completion
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Learn about the physiology of the vagina & therapeutic approaches to common problems.
About this class.
We are delighted to have author and vaginal health herbalist Kathie Bishop MNIMH give us a solid introduction to the topic of her book ‘It’s Your Power Portal: Take Control of Your Vaginal Health with Herbal and Holistic Care’.
Written for clinicians and vagina-havers everywhere its a wonderful self-help handbook for all aspects of vaginal health and ecology.
And Into the Power Portal will be no different, with Kathie giving the low down on vaginal anatomy and physiology, the new paradigm of vaginal therapeutics and some helpful approaches to common problems - helpful for herbalists that see patients with vaginas as well as those who have them!
This webinar will include:
- An Introduction to Vaginal Health
- Vaginal Anatomy & Physiology 101
- The Vaginal Microbiome
- The new therapeutic paradigm and why repeated OTC remedies may not be working
- Helpful approaches to common problems
- Plus a chance to get all your burning questions answered!
We hope you can join us for this easy introduction to a topic which is fast becoming one you can’t afford to ignore!
Course Lessons
About Kathie Bishop
Consulting vaginal health herbalist and plant worker, Kathie Bishop MNIMH is the founder of Into the Wylde, an award winning natural, organic and vegan intimate lubricant brand, as well as helping people with their vaginal health at The Wylde Herbalist. She is the author of It’s Your Power Portal: Take Control of Your Vaginal Health with Herbal and Holistic Care, published by Aeon in April 2022, and is the recipient of the Innovation in Practice Award from The National Institute of Medical Herbalists in 2021, and finalist in The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards 2024 for her work with women’s health.
She truly believes that the world needs more feminine power, creativity, leadership, and it is her hope that through healing our, and society’s, relationship with the vagina, whose name is so often dared not spoken, we can have a greater impact for good in the work we create, do and embody.
