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Tending to Your Womb

Self-Care for Every Stage of Your Reproductive Journey, No Matter the Outcome

Anietie Ukpe-Wallace

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Uphill Books
29 July 2026
""This is not another book telling you what to do with your body; it is an invitation to listen, to tend, and to reclaim your womb as a source of wisdom, resilience, and healing"" --Pregnancy Magazine

A heart-centered, science-based guide for women navigating fertility, pregnancy, loss, and what might come between and after

Every reproductive journey has unexpected bumps along the way, small and sometimes big. Whether you're preparing or trying to conceive, moving through pregnancy, processing loss or finding your footing afterward, or moving into menopause, caring for your reproductive health starts with connecting with your body.

From her work as a physical therapist specializing in pelvic health as well as her own lived experience with pregnancy loss and secondary infertility, Dr. ""Tia"" Anietie Ukpe-Wallace understands intimately the dysfunction that arises when we're disconnected from our wombs. And so Tia empowers women to get personal with their anatomy, learn what's ""normal"" for them, and to trust their body's signals so they can move forward with clarity, agency, and care, and become confident self-advocates in a challenging and impersonal medical system. With a frank, compassionate overview of the female reproductive system and the ways in which fertility and pregnancies can go awry, she offers advice about how to tend to your womb and all its connected systems to support the best outcomes possible.

Tia shares:

Exercises to connect you with your genitals Self-massage techniques for the vulva and abdomen Steps to identify your reproductive health ""baseline"" The 5 S's of fertility and womb health Advice for navigating the fog of grief Guidance for moving into menopause with vitality

Anietie (Tia) Ukpe-Wallace

is a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in pelvic health, who provides a continuum of care and support from pregnancy loss to postpartum. Her own chronic struggles surrounding her pelvic floor, including multiple miscarriages, have inspired her personal interest in the womb, a rarely discussed and often misunderstood body part. A wife and mother, Tia lives in Oakland, CA, where she offers telehealth and clinic-based physical therapy services through her practice, Self-Care Physio.
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Imprint:   Uphill Books
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 228mm,  Width: 152mm, 
ISBN:   9781943370351
ISBN 10:   1943370354
Pages:   224
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Preface Chapter 1: Let’s Get to Know Your Body: Touch and Observe Chapter 2: Establish/Know Your Baseline Chapter 3: A Look at Other Cultures and how they tend to their womb Chapter 4: The Interconnected Womb Chapter 5: The Journey Towards Conception Chapter 6: When Your Journey Has a Few Bumps in the Road: Illness in Pregnancy, Obstructions in Uterus and more Chapter 7: When Your Journey Ends: Pregnancy and Neonatal loss, abortion, TDMR Chapter 8: Grief–Winding a New Path Forward: Infertility, Surrogacy, Navigating sex/intimacy Chapter 9: Pregnancy After Loss: Chasing the Rainbow Chapter 10: Postpartum–Wading into Unchartered Waters: the mind, the body, common ailments and how to address, community care for mothers-for the caregivers, practical self-care for mom Chapter 11: Peri-menopause and menopause: removal of organs and how to care for them (hysterectomy), tending during this phase and what that may look like Chapter 12: Grimoire–Use of Herbs for Womb Health Acknowledgments

Dr. Anietie (Tia) Ukpe-Wallace, PT, DPT, is an orthopedic and pelvic health physical therapist who specializes in providing a continuum of care and support from pregnancy loss to postpartum, while emphasizing the importance of self-care. Tia’s life-long fascination with the human body and its inner workings ultimately led her to this path and a practice that has morphed from one of structure and ego to one framed by humility and independent thinking. Following her own formal introduction to movement in college, and eight years teaching yoga, Tia’s own chronic struggles surrounding her pelvic floor and multiple miscarriages inspired her personal interest in a part of the body that is rarely talked about and often misunderstood. And it was the loss of her first child at 20 weeks of pregnancy that prompted her to offer holistically based pelvic care to a population that needs it, at the most vulnerable time in their life. Tia is a wife, mother to her 9-year-old daughter and a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Oakland, California, where she offers both telehealth and clinic-based physical therapy services through her practice, Self-Care Physio.

Reviews for Tending to Your Womb: Self-Care for Every Stage of Your Reproductive Journey, No Matter the Outcome

“Most books about fertility focus on the well-being of the baby, but as Anietie Ukpe Wallace’s book relays, this care truly begins with our own female bodies. We take better care of what we know. Tending to Your Womb will be a treasured resource.” —Tami Lynn Kent, author of Wild Feminine, Wild Creative, and Wild Mothering “Tending to Your Womb is a deeply compassionate guide to every stage of your reproductive journey—whether you are menstruating, trying to conceive, navigating loss, welcoming a baby, or entering menopause.... This is not another book telling you what to do with your body; it is an invitation to listen, to tend, and to reclaim your womb as a source of wisdom, resilience, and healing.” —Pregnancy Magazine “Dr. Tia Ukpe-Wallace has written the rare kind of reproductive health guide that is both clinically rigorous and deeply compassionate. Tending to Your Womb empowers readers to become informed, embodied self-advocates—bridging science with the lived intelligence of the body. Clear, practical, and profoundly reassuring, this is the book I want in every woman’s hands.”—Dr. Julie Von, author of Spiritual Fertility ""Ukpe-Wallace maintains an encouraging yet realistic tone, acknowledging a successful pregnancy isn’t in the cards for everyone. Readers will find this a helpful resource.""—Publishers Weekly “Dr. Ukpe-Wallace combines a compassionate, empowering guide rich with resources to not just deepen your understanding of your body, but with ac­tionable tools and advice to help you care for it. Tending to Your Womb is a tremendous resource for any woman at any stage in their journey.—Dr. Jolene Brighten, author of Beyond the Pill and Is This Normal? “While every reproductive journey is different, every body deserves care—no matter the outcome. Tending to Your Womb offers a holistic, evidence-based approach to womb health, empowering readers with guidance and tools to become their own first line of care through fertility, birth or loss, healing, and beyond.""—Katy Bowman, author of Move Your DNA and Diastasis Recti “I wish the pain of a challenged pregnancy or loss on nobody. But if troubles befall this journey, there is no better resource to hold your hand, whisper guidance into your ear, and help you through this process than Tending to Your Womb. Dr. Ukpe-Wallace urges you to reconnect to your body’s parts by thoroughly investigating your tissues with curiosity, humility, and a new way of listening. Share this book with your mom, sisters, aunts, and daugh­ters, for there is no book that tells the truth quite like this.”—Jill Miller, author of Body By Breath and The Roll Model “As a podcaster who interviews women about their pregnancies and births, I’m always searching for resources that empower people to understand their bodies on their own terms. Dr. Ukpe-Wallace has created exactly that. Tending to Your Womb is a compassionate, evidence-informed guide that fills the gaps so many of my guests mention in their stories—questions never fully answered, symptoms dismissed, and grief not given space.” —Bryn Huntpalmer, host of The Birth Hour podcast “Shaped by Dr. Tia’s personal experience of pregnancy loss alongside deep subject-matter expertise, the book feels like a gift forged through grief, offered with clarity and care. It clarifies something we rarely discuss: fertility is a vital sign, and it matters for all women, not just those trying to get pregnant.”—Marlo Fisken, creator of Flow Movement “A soulful, science-based guide offering sensitivity and real support in caring for your reproductive health”—Christene Barberich, A Tiny Apt. and co-founder of Refinery29


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