Pussy Galore®
Choosing Pussy Galore as a business name wasn’t a decision that was made lightly. It’s a name that sparks strong reactions—some love it, some hate it, but no one ignores it. And that’s precisely the point. Historically, words associated with women’s anatomy have been twisted and suppressed to fuel shame, creating a barrier to understanding and openly discussing pelvic health. This shame has led women to feel disconnected from their own bodies, leaving critical conversations about our anatomy and well-being hidden in the shadows, unspoken and ignored.
By choosing a name like Pussy Galore, we're aiming to disrupt that cycle of silence and bring an uncomfortable yet powerful word to the forefront. This is about reclaiming language and making it a tool of empowerment rather than one of suppression. Normalising these words is a vital step toward fostering open and honest conversations about pelvic health—conversations that empower women, strengthen our connection to our bodies, and break the cycle of shame.
Reclaiming this language is more than just a statement; it’s an invitation to confront the discomfort head-on and take control of our narratives. When we address these topics openly, we pave the way for future generations to discuss their health without fear or shame. It’s about making space for women to reconnect with their bodies, speak freely, and finally bring these essential conversations out of the shadows.
How does the word
Pussy make you feel?
If this word has triggered a reaction or sticky feeling inside, then I urge you to do the following exercise.
Your subconscious will bring forth the answer to your reaction to these words.
1
Place your hands on your heart
2
Close your eyes, take a deep breath
3
Ask yourself:
"What is the negative belief associated
with the word
Pussy?”
We have found that when we do this exercise with women, the trigger comes from either sexual trauma, the porn industry, religious upbringing, shame from a parent when they were a child or societal culture. All have invoked a shame response. Where does yours come from?
It is our mission to challenge these negative beliefs, heal the trauma and reclaim the word Pussy as a powerful way for woman to connect their internal life force with their divinity.
Our Founder
Meet Julie, a multi award winning entrepreneur and visionary behind Pussy Galore®, a platform designed to guide women on a profound journey of self-discovery. Through an intricately crafted toolkit of self-care practices, Julie empowers women to nurture their pelvic health, foster overall wellness, and rediscover their true selves. The essence of Julie's transformative approach lies in recognising that external manifestations of life are intricately connected to the state of one's pelvic bowl, making these life-altering techniques indispensable for every woman.
Julie's personal odyssey encompasses a triumphant conquest over a myriad of gynaecological challenges. From bacterial vaginosis to cysts, swollen labia, and the aftermath of medical interventions, her journey was marked by profound struggles Additionally, sexual trauma severed her connection to the pelvic bowl, manifesting in the left side of her vaginal canal as numbness and a profound absence of self-pleasure practices. The transformative turning point came through a combination of Intuitive Massage and Jess Cunningham's Belief Coding, unravelling layers of trapped emotions and facilitating healing that went beyond the physical, eradicating gynaecological issues and mental health challenges.
Motivated by her daughter's protracted battle with endometriosis, Julie delved into the realm of Holistic Pelvic Care. Unbeknownst to her, this endeavour not only aimed to support her daughter but unexpectedly provided relief from Julie's own PTSD and highlighted numbness within the vaginal canal, urethrocele and night-time Stress Urinary Incontinence SUI. Having liberated herself from the shackles of mental anguish, and used her own tools and techniques to rectify her pelvic health issues, Julie is now driven to share her wealth of knowledge with women grappling with similar tribulations.
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