Myofascial Release Pelvicology
For Chronic Pelvic Pain, Incontinence & Empowered Sexual Wellness
About Lesley Arbour, MS, RNC
Lesley Arbour has over 40 years of experience in Behavioral Medicine specializing in Chronic Pain, Post-surgical Care, and Myofascial Release including Myofascial Release Pelvicology. She has degrees in counseling and nursing. She is also board certified in psychiatric nursing and is a Pelvic Health Sex Counselor. She has been listed on the John Barnes website since 1990 as an Expert Practitioner in the art of Myofascial Release.
She received a government grant with John Perry, PHD for their work on incontinence. This work has been included in John F Barnes’ textbook, “Myofascial Release, The Search for Excellence.”
Myofascial Release Pelvicology works differently because it treats the whole picture—the tension patterns, the compensations, the history your body holds in its fascial tissue.
My Colorado Locations: Loveland (Home Office) and Boulder (Somatic Reboot)
Schedule a Free Consultation: 720.334.2916
Email Me: lesrn@me.com
Lesley’s Philosophy
What Medical Professionals are Saying
Lesley is more than a highly educated professional —she is a compassionate guide who has already walked beside thousands of women in the last 40 years on their unique journeys towards healing, confidence, and joy in their bodies. Her work is grounded in empathy, deep listening, and real connection. Her clients often say they feel truly seen, heard and supported —maybe for the first time.
Within 6 sessions with Lesley, The pain I had experienced during sex for the past decade virtually disappeared. This on top of a major reduction in my bladder leaking in that short time. I can’t thank Lesley enough for giving me access to sexual pleasure again!
What is Fascia?
As John F Barnes, PT, the founder of the Myofascial Release method explains it: “The fascia is a specialized system of the body that has an appearance similar to a spider’s web. Facia is very densely woven, covering and interpenetrating nearly every muscle, bone, nerve, artery and veins as well as our internal organs.”
Learn more about fascia at Somatic Reboot.
What is Myofascial Release?
Myofascial Release (MFR) is a gentle, hands-on technique, that provides sustained pressure into myofascial restrictions in the body to help eliminate pain and restore motion. The practice of MFR requires an understanding of the fascial (connective tissue) system. MFR can be applied in any direction using a cross-hand technique to stretch the elastic component of the fascia.
What is MFR Pelvicology?