Yaicha has been a Physician Associate (PA-C) for 10+ years. She has a BS in psychology and currently practices as a Psychiatric PA-C, treating an array of diagnoses, including Chronic Pain and Anxiety. She is certified in Pain Reprocessing Therapy™, received training in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Neural Circuit Disorders, is a trauma-informed yoga teacher (RYT-240), a Reiki Master, pain coach, and breathwork/meditation teacher.
Yaicha herself has been on an evolving journey with Chronic Pelvic Pain for years - experiencing many treatments such as hormones, surgery, Chinese medicine, and Psychedelics, among countless others. She knew from her lived experience as a patient and provider, along with her training in psychiatry, yoga, and more, that she had a unique set of tools to help frustrated, overwhelmed, women suffering in pain. She is honored you are here.
Yaicha also teaches teaches Anxiety Management, Mindfulness, and Stress Resilience and is available for Retreats and Group/Corporate Events. She also loves to Collaborate with others.

About Transform Chronic Pain
Transform Chronic Pain helps women with chronic pelvic pain (CPP) find lasting relief and restore felt safety. We combine evidence-based approaches to address physical, emotional, and neurological contributors to pain—something traditional medical care often misses.
Our approach combines:
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Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT™): Retrains the brain to interpret pain signals correctly.
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Pelvic floor retraining: Restores function and releases tension.
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Nervous system regulation as foundation.
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Trauma informed
We empower women to:
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Achieve long lasting relief from chronic pelvic pain.
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Build resilience and manage stress more effectively.
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Reconnect with pleasure and positive sensations in their bodies.
Our offerings include:
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Live workshops
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Self-paced audio and video programs
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Education
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Community and Individual support
Why we’re different:
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Pelvic pain is multifactorial, and our treatment reflects that. We address emotional, nervous system, and physical components of pain, and our tools and programs tackle multiple contributors in each exercise—so you can achieve relief with less effort.
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We work specifically with women with Pelvic Pain, that's it. We are not like other chronic pain programs that work with all types of pain or chronic symptoms.
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Our founder is a woman who has experienced pelvic pain. She created this from a lens of lived experience, in addition to her training (see above).