Christine Ann Kent
Raised in Southern California, Christine graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology. After raising her two children, Christine earned a second Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of New Mexico where she received a commendation for excellence in community nursing.
After two years on a busy medical/surgical floor and promotion to charge nurse, Christine took a year off to write her first book, Naturally Immune, A Manual for Creating Total Health. Christine then returned to the medical system for a year as a hospice nurse.
Disenchanted with the medical system Christine retired from clinical nursing. She suffered a profound uterine prolapse after fibroid and bladder suspension surgery. Resisting calls by doctors to have a hysterectomy, Christine suffered with her prolapse for almost ten years. She then began an in-depth study of the dynamics of female pelvic organ support to confirm her conviction that there must be a natural solution to the problem. After two years of pouring over surgical, anatomical, and orthopedic texts and journals and working with her own body, Christine developed the Whole Woman™ Program of postural realignment.
Her ground breaking book on the subject, Saving the Whole Woman, Natural Alternatives to Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Urinary Incontinence was published in 2003 and was rewritten as a second edition, published in 2007. In 2004, Christine also produced a video, First Aid for Prolapse, now in its 2009 second edition, which has sold thousands of copies around the globe.
In 2003, Christine put up her first web site, wholewoman.com as a resource to women struggling with prolapse and looking for alternatives to surgery. Wholewoman.com has a very active forum with thousands of registered members world-wide. Women write in almost daily with stories of dramatic improvements in their condition.
In early 2006, Christine opened the first Whole Woman™ Center in the historic Plaza Escalante in Albuquerque to work directly with women. 
In preparation for the Center opening, Christine developed the Whole Woman™ Workout designed specifically for women with prolapse but energizing, satisfying and fun for all women.
The Whole Woman™ Center will also serve as a teaching center for women who wish to be trained in the Whole Woman™ program and make the techniques available to women in their communities.