Dr. Krystal discusses the various conditions that can be treated with pelvic care for all genders. She explains that pelvic acupuncture can help with urinary issues such as incontinence, frequency, retention, and recurring infections, as well as rectal conditions like hemorrhoids and constipation.

Dr. Krystal discussed her approach to pelvic care services, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the patient's medical history and the patterns of their symptoms. She explained that her approach combines Western and Eastern medical perspectives, aiming to identify the root cause of the patient's condition. Dr. Krystal also highlighted the importance of setting realistic expectations and providing education about the pelvic floor. She noted that each patient's case is unique and requires a nuanced understanding of their specific condition to ensure successful treatment.

The body holds experience in layers—some are structural, some energetic, and others deeply emotional. Nowhere is this more evident than in the pelvis, a place of both power and vulnerability, stability and flow. It’s the root of movement, the center of balance, and a space where emotions and history are stored, often in ways we don’t fully recognize.

Dr. Krystal Lynn Couture, PT LAc discusses the anatomy of the pelvis, focusing on the bony structure, joints, and muscles. The pelvis consists of the iliac crests, pubic bone, and ischial tuberosities.

I am excited to share that I was recently featured on the Acupuncture Marketing School podcast which is hosted by the amazing Michelle Grasek! In this episode, I had the opportunity to discuss my passion for pelvic health acupuncture and share insights on how I have grown my practice through strategic marketing.

During the podcast episode, I share some of the key marketing strategies that have helped me build my practice, especially after relocating.

If you’re like me, you care about what’s behind the scenes of the companies you support and connect with. Transparency is essential, and I want to share with you what The Pelvic Acu stands for and what drives our work forward. Today, I’m excited to unveil our Mission Statement and Ethos—the foundation of everything we do.

Dr. Krystal joined the American Acupuncture Council for another exciting episode of TO THE POINT as guest host! She presented: Pelvic Floor and Pregnancy.

The new Moon on Jan 29, 2025 begins the year of the Snake. Lunar New Year is a spring festival that begins on the second new Moon after Winter Solstice, when the Sun and new Moon are conjunct in Aquarius.

Since 2009, I’ve been on a transformative journey—a journey rooted in bringing Pelvic Care to Acupuncturists. What began as a seedling of an idea has blossomed into a mission to empower practitioners to address pelvic health challenges at their core. 🌱I teach pelvic health to acupuncturists because I believe we are uniquely positioned to treat not just the symptoms of dysfunction but its true source. This means addressing the physical, emotional, and energetic patterns that underlie pelvic health challenges.✨ My journey to this understanding has been deeply personal and profoundly transformative.

In Chinese Medicine, overindulgence taxes the spleen, so in this post food coma haze, we can do ourselves all a favor by giving the spleen a little extra love. Here’s my list of things to do and things to avoid as we look to the new year with health on the mind.

Since our launch in July 2024, some amazing things have happened! Let’s take a walk down memory lane. We are so grateful for these amazing opportunities!

The Pelvic Acu, founded by Dr. Krystal Lynn Couture, PT, LAc, is transforming how healthcare providers address pelvic health. With a focus on holistic care, The Pelvic Acu provides continuing education for acupuncturists eager to integrate pelvic health into their practices.

We are so excited to announce our 2025 Pelvic Care Practical Lineup. We are going to be offering the Pelvic Care Live 2 Day Practical at 6 different locations this year! This is hands on experience for acupuncturists who wish to bring pelvic care into their practice. (16 PDA's/CEU's) We will cover everything from safety and ethics to learning how to do a full treatment and evaluation. We hope to see you at one of these locations next year!

Dr. Krystal joined the American Acupuncture Council for another exciting episode of TO THE POINT as guest host! She presented: Pelvic Floor and Fertility

“The Pelvic Acu Announces Comprehensive Training Program to Revolutionize Pelvic Health in Acupuncture…. The Pelvic Acu launches specialized courses for acupuncturists, equipping practitioners with holistic approaches to address pelvic health challenges and improve quality of life.” -Digital Journal Dec 2024

The Pelvic Acu - Virtual Open House Wednesday December 11 at 12 noon EST 20 Minute Webinar - Bringing Pelvic Care to Your Biz Meet The Pelvic Acu Q+A Raffle Prizes including free PDAs/CEUs

Dr. Krystal Couture makes her debut in Acupuncture Today with her first article “Acupuncture for Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction”.

The Jaw & The Pelvis Webinar, Sunday November 17th @ 1:00 pm Eastern time. Join Dr. Krystal Couture and Michelle Gellis as they talk about the fascinating connection between the two.

If you’ve met The Pelvic Acu, taken her courses and just can’t wait to share Pelvic Care with your Acu Besties, we’ve got just the thing for you. The Pelvic Acu Affiliates make 10% commission on sales of the Advanced Certificate, Live Practical and Online Bundle. Click the link below and login or create an account with podia. You will have access to three links you can promote and share with your audience.

Dr. Krystal Couture and Dr. Michelle Gellis discuss The Jaw & The Pelvis. The connection between the pelvic floor and the jaw is one rooted to week 3 of embryonic development. In this course, we’ll talk about the unique anatomical and energetic similarities between the pelvis and the jaw. We’ll cover basic pelvic and jaw anatomy, local treatment, spirit of the points, sinews, and extraordinary vessels.