The Inhara Practice, or as some call it

"The Vagina Workshop"

The word Hara stands for the soft abdomen in Japanese.
The InHara Practice is a system of movement for women to reconnect with the most primal portion of her body, within her pelvis.

During this 4 week workshop, women will move through a specific sequence of “exercises” to connect with,tone, invigorate, and juice up the abdominal walls and pelvic floor.Immediate results have been: a stronger center and lift to a sagging pelvic floor.Long term results have included: re-lifting of prolapsed pelvic organs,vibrant sexual health, greater knowledge and confidence in your sexuality,and a renewal of the upward fountain of your creative drive.This program is for all women, at any age, and at any stage of her life.

Testimonials from workshop participants
"(I am) Well past child bearing age but very much interested in maintaining a strong pelvic core, I found Marissa's Inhara Workshop totally enlightening. I keep practicing because it continues to energize me."    Therese

"The InHara Practice was a life-changer. I was able to identify specific things I was struggling with postpartum and follow a plan to strengthen my core and overall well being. I learned so much about myself and female anatomy. It is refreshing to have an open conversation about topics that don’t often get discussed in today’s society."   Terri

About Marissa
Marissa has been studying the art of movement through dance, martial arts, fitness, and yoga, since she was a child. After nearly 20 years of experience teaching yoga in and around Boston, MA, she has synthesized her work into the InHara System.
Beginning in 2004, Marissa began attending childbirth as a certified professional doula to help in any and all ways through support, advocacy, and education.
In 2013 she created The InHara Practice. Workshops followed soon after providing a system of movement for women to reconnect with their most primal portion of the body, the pelvis. Around town, Marissa is known as "the Vagina Lady", a title that fits the InHara System well.
Marissa returned to school in 2014 to study massage therapy at The Bancroft School of Massage Therapy and directly after following a 10 year dream, to study Arvigo Technique of Mayan Abdominal Therapy under the watchful eye of the program creator,  Rosita Arvigo.
Marissa is a wife, mother of 2, a step-mom, and is found happiest hiking, cooking, and chasing her dog in the woods