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Visceral Manipulation & Craniosacral Therapy

To address the whole person, the organ systems must be considered, including the stomach, liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs, bladder, uterus, rectum, and cerebral spinal fluid system.

Throughout your organ systems lies a connective tissue thread, known as fascia, that can become restricted from repetitive movements, dysfunction, and trauma (both physical and emotional).

Certain organs hold specific emotions; for example, your kidneys tend to house deep fear. By using light touch to awakenthe natural movement to your organ systems, Inspira PT can activate your innate healing power.

 
 

What is Manual Therapy?

A method of specialized physical therapy that utilizes a hands-on approach to healing and recovery. Through soft tissue work and joint mobilization, patients receive

  • Improved tissue extensibility
  • Increased range of motion of joints
  • Induced relaxation
  • Changed muscle function
  • Modulate pain
  • Reduced soft tissue swelling, inflammation, or movement restriction.

What is Craniosacral Therapy?

Craniosacral therapy uses pressure on the bones of the head, spinal column, and sacrum (located in the lower back) patients are able to release tension and reduce pain in these areas. The name stems from the cranium, the focus on the head and sacrum, the triangular bone at the bottom of your spine. 

What is Visceral Manipulation?

Visceral manipulation targets the internal body, aiding immobilized organs that may lose their ability to function due to pregnancy, surgery, injury, or even poor posture. Through the placement of soft manual forces, you can find relief from pain.

Our internal organs are not floating, they are packed within connective tissues such as the fascia and ligaments that help support internal organs. Change in the fascial system in one area can alter the alignment of the body leading to restrictions, or wear and tear in joints.

Conditions appropriate for these osteopathic methods:

  • Abdominal discomfort 
  • Pelvic Pain (Male & Female)
  • GERD
  • Headaches and Neck Pain
  • Bowel Dysfunction
  • Back Pain
  • Chronic Pain 
  • Somatic Manifestations of Trauma
  • Muscle Spasms/Tension
  • Hip/knee/ankle or foot problems

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Symptoms: 

  1. Pelvic Pressure or Fullness
  2. Frequent urge to urinate or Painful urination
  3. Urinary leakage & Incontinence
  4. Lower back pain
  5. Constipation, difficulties with bowel movements, or bowel leakage
  6. Difficulty emptying the bladder
  7. Pain with sexual intercourse

Reference Visceral Manipulation & Craniosacral Therapy at Barral Institute