What is Yoni Mapping?

There are various types of internal and external womb massage available to women. This particular style focuses on the internal and outer landscape of the yoni for healing from trauma, dry tissues, hormonal changes, emotional challenges, low libido, and to support women before and after birth.

I have used this technique for decades with my birthing mamas, perimenopausal and menopausal ladies, women with sexual trauma looking to reconnect with their womb, and women with menstrual irregularities. I have seen powerful changes take place with PMDD and other womb-related issues around pain and physical discomfort.

Learning to heal your tissues with your hands is a powerful way of reclaiming your body! Learning how to read the changes in your tissues, ligaments, fluids, and the landscape of your pelvic bowl (NOT FLOOR), will provide you with the necessary skills to assess your health. As women, we are rarely taught what to look for or how to care for our womb in a way that is supportive of our health. Mostly, we are taught our body belongs to our lovers or children alone, leaving many women to lose touch with what is going on down there.

This technique will allow you to create a connection to your pleasure zones, heal dry tissues, reduce pain, and strengthen your pelvic bowl as you age. Tapping into the wealth of sensual and creative energy stored in your womb is your birthright waiting for you! Unlock tension and health through this simple but profound practice!

Historical Connections...

Womb practices have been around forever! But various midwives, Taoist texts, and indigenous cultures have developed versions of this practical application with different twists. It is connected to the Taoist practice of Dao Yin (the pleasure principle), Tantra massage, Mayan Abdominal Massage, the Victorian Era “hysteria” massage, and other forms of internal massage connected with midwifery and gynecology for organ, ligament, and tissue health.

I first learned this technique when I worked with a midwife from Guatemala in the late 1990s. Later on, I learned another version in Chinese Medicine school when researching Taoist practices for womb wellness, especially post-pregnancy. Over the decades, I have taught this practice to women, doula clients, and students, as well as performed it on women with various womb-related issues in my private practice.

As a women’s health practitioner and advocate, I find this technique to be priceless! It is easy to do, helps a wide range of yoni challenges from PMS/PMDD, sexual and emotional trauma, dehydrated tissues, pregnancy and postpartum support, menstrual cramps and irregularities, low libido, and so much more. It is truly a powerful technique to have in your tool belt.

Seven Crow has been working with Sacred Earth Medicines (AKA psychedelics) since she was 12 years old (36 years), and is a 4th generation herbalist with Native American and Scottish heritage. A proud witch, she is traditionally trained in Huachuma (San Pedro), Psilocybin, Moonlodge/Sweatlodge ceremonies, Birthkeeping, Herbal & Chinese Medicines, the Wise Woman Tradition, various forms of massage, she blends these paths with her knowledge of women's health, womb embodiment, archetypes, and Rites of Passage.

As a devotee of the Rose Path, she began her journey with this plant in 1997 at the age of 19 and continues to study with Curenderas from around the world, as well as offering diets and trainings with this magical being. As an advocate for women 35 and over to embrace their Changing Woman Years (aging) as a path of initiation towards the Wise Woman Years, she combines plant diets, with ceremony, ritual, and microdosing along side modern medicine to blend the spiritual with the physical. 

Seven is a student of the Women's Mysteries, a Goddess worshiper, and Guardian of the Earth. She loves to learn ways to support the planet, reduce her footprint, teach women how to come into alignment with Pachamama (Gaia/Earth), the moon, the seasons, and the Elements. An avid book reader, no conversation can be had without a suggestion for you! Her passion is supporting women through Rites of Passage, specifically through what she calls the Wild Woman to Wise Woman Phases of life (otherwise known as Perimenopause & Menopause).

Having left the United States in 2011 to work in South East Asia, she moved to Peru in 2012 and has been living and working between Peru and Mexico, while continuing her studies of medicinal and magical traditions from around the world. She currently lives in the Sacred Valley of Peru with her son, two cats, two dogs, and a garden of plants. Her offerings can be found in person, online, the UK, Europe, Mexico, Peru, and the United States.