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Visceral Manipulation

Connection between organs and body: Every organ and tissue in the body is interconnected. Dysfunction or restrictions in one area can affect other
Self-healing: The body has an innate ability to heal and maintain balance when conditions are right. Visceral Manipulation helps facilitate this process.
Function and mobility of organs: The mobility of organs is essential to their proper function. Restrictions in organ movement due to trauma, inflammation, or other factors can lead to dysfunction

What does Visceral Manipulation treat?

Visceral Manipulation can help address a variety of conditions, including:

Digestive issues: Conditions like bloating, constipation, and indigestion, which may be caused by restricted movement of the digestive organs.
Pain: Chronic or acute pain that may be linked to organ dysfunction, such as abdominal or pelvic pain.
Respiratory problems: Restrictions in the lungs or diaphragm that can affect breathing and cause conditions like asthma or shallow breathing.
Urinary issues: Difficulty with bladder function or pelvic organ problems.
Reproductive health: Issues related to the organs of the reproductive system, such as menstrual pain or pelvic organ prolapse.
Post-surgical recovery: Scar tissue or adhesions following surgery that restrict organ movement and function.
Stress-related conditions: Tension in the organs related to stress, which can manifest in various physical symptoms throughout the body.
Postpartum organ change in position With gentle stretching the hip muscles, lower abdominal muscles are helping the womb heal

How does Visceral Manipulation work?

Assessment and diagnosis:
- A thorough evaluation of the body, including a focus on the organs, muscles, and connective tissues.
- Identifying areas of restriction or tension in the organs and surrounding structures.
Treatment:
- Gentle manipulation: The therapist uses light, precise pressure and movement to release restrictions and improve the mobility of the organs.
- Fascial techniques: Working with the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds the organs to release tension and improve movement.
- Increased circulation: Helping to enhance blood and lymphatic flow to the organs and tissues, supporting the body’s ability to heal itself.
Prevention and advice:
- Your unique movement patterns and how they support health and function of the organs. You recieve a personalised homework to preventing future restrictions and imbalances.