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Faith in the Body is your integrated home for women’s movement, women's health, and community care –
because your body deserves more than fragmented answers. 

Here, your movement practice is recognized as a core pillar of your women's health, your nervous system is an ally to work with (never against), and your body is honored as a whole.

Here, women become fluent in their own bodies – not reliant on systems that overlook them, but equipped to walk a grounded, lifelong path of well-being. 

Welcome to well-woman community care that understands, celebrates, and strengthens your female body.

Movement matters.

If you care about health, then you need to care about movement. Healing pain patterns, protecting pelvic health, building strength, increasing tissue motility, improving cognitive function & emotional regulation, aging with grace.. better movement makes life better.

Movement is more than just fitness; it is a framework and a foundation for building better women’s health. 

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Hi, meet Adelaide

Adelaide Meadow Biggs is a wife, movement teacher, biomechanist, and the founder of Faith in the Body, a well-woman care practice rooted in structural integration and integrative medicine. She orients her patient care around for the intelligent design of the body, out of the box clinical reasoning, and clear communication about both what can be known and what cannot be known in regards to the body.

Her work in women’s health began with her own healing necessity following a near-death experience, after which she relearned how to walk, speak, and all other faculties of adult life. Stemming from this personal experience, her work offers a TRULY whole body approach to care - combining the neurologic, structural, emotional, psychological and hormonal aspects of care, according to womens unique experiences.

In addition to her movement and bodywork training, Adelaide spent eight years working as a homebirth midwife, largely serving medically complex clients who were choosing birth without significant medical intervention, adding to her firsthand experience of the remarkable healing capacities of the body.

Her work now centers on in-depth structural assessment and individualized movement prescription, supporting women navigating chronic pain and pelvic pathologies, improving prenatal outcomes, and addressing complex, multi-system health concerns through a structural integration lens.

She lives on a rural homestead in Maine with her miraculous husband and their multigenerational family.

     

 

 

 

 

 

Hi, meet Adelaide

Adelaide is a female physiology academic, movement teacher, bodyworker, and homebirth attendant.

She has been providing holistic integrated women’s health care and studying birth and female biomechanics for over ten years. She approaches women’s health, birth, movement, and women's culture from a physiological perspective, and believes in the genius of the body and the brilliance of women.

Her professional contributions are at the intersection of birth, movement, and biomechanics, and how physiological birth requires physiological womanhood.

Here, at Faith in the Body, her work is offered in collaboration with other women and experts in their respective fields to bring a truly collaborative, relationship-based approach to healing, wellness, and womanhood.

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