“Am I allowed to do this?”
– According to society’s moral expectations
– According to the values and principles we were raised with
– According to the roles and responsibilities within a relationship
– According to the beliefs we carry within us
and so much more…

“Can I actually do this?”

From an early age, girls are often taught, from family, school, society, and other influences, that there are many things women supposedly cannot do. Yet it is essential to distinguish between not being able to do something (lifting 220 lbs.) and simply not wanting to. (Because lifting 220 lbs. may not be beneficial for a woman’s body and, quite simply, may serve no meaningful purpose.)

WIMAYCA is a comprehensive CONCEPT created by a woman, for women. This naturally raises a legitimate question: Does the concept necessarily have to be created by a woman, and if so, WHY?

Does it have to be a woman?

The answer is both simple and logical. Only a woman who has experienced the full spectrum of a woman’s life, including:

– Her first menstrual cycle
– Giving birth to one or more children
– Experiencing unconditional love, the profound form of interpersonal love that women often experience most deeply through their own children
– Menopause and its sometimes intense physical and emotional effects
– The realities and consequences of growing older
– and much more

can truly understand the complexity of these experiences, the interplay of hormones, emotions, everyday responsibilities, and the feelings and challenges that accompany them.

The WIMAYCA CONCEPT addresses the three familiar dimensions of “Body, Mind & Soul,” with a highly specific focus on femininity and all the unique characteristics and considerations that come with being a woman.

The modular structure of the WIMAYCA CONCEPT makes it possible to address a wide range of individual needs, circumstances, and life situations.