Coccyx & Pelvic Floor
If you feel a “pull” in your coccyx, “tension” in your pelvic floor, or sitting feels like it “gets under your skin” — then this module is your path back to deep relaxation and inner grounding.
Where do you feel the pain?
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Deep sitting-related pain (e.g. coccyx discomfort, pelvic floor pressure)
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Functional complaints in the lower pelvis without clear medical findings
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Autonomic imbalances (e.g. irritable bladder, constipation, sexual tension states)
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Emotional restlessness, inner tightness, or a sense of “not fully being in the body”
Treatment Goals:
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Relief from deep sitting-related pain in the coccyx and pelvic floor area
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Alleviation of conditions such as coccygodynia, proctalgia, or pelvic floor tension
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Improvement of autonomic regulation in the lower pelvis
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Promotion of grounding, stability, and emotional release
Relief from Deep Sitting-Related Pain – Activation of the Coccygeal Plexus
This module focuses on the deepest structures of the body: the coccyx, the pelvic floor, and the coccygeal plexus. As part of our BFR method (Bionome Fascial Renewal), it integrates segmental neurology, deep fascial work, and autonomic regulation to sustainably relieve pain in the lower pelvic region.
What is the coccygeal plexus?
The coccygeal plexus is a small but significant network of nerves, originating from the spinal segments S4–S5 and the ganglion impar. It innervates the deep structures surrounding the coccyx, anus, perineum, and parts of the pelvic floor. At the same time, it connects to autonomic centers that are essential for elimination, sexuality, and emotional safety.
Our Technique – Deep, Subtle & Regulating
The treatment includes:
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Fascial traction along the sacrococcygeal line and perineum
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Mobilization of the coccyx and surrounding tissue layers
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Autonomic impulse work through skin zones, breath, and pelvic floor activation
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Segmental stimulation of the coccygeal plexus via reflexive trigger points
Functional Connections:
The coccygeal region is not only the anatomical end of the spine—it is also an energetic and emotional storage site for tension, shame, and withdrawal. Through fascial connections to the pelvic floor, diaphragm, and sacrum, a holistic effect is created—felt as relief, inner calm, and deep stability.
Book your appointment now and feel your foundation realign—gently, deeply, and liberatingly.