Visceral Manipulation
Organ-Specific Fascial Mobilization
Visceral Manipulation is a manual therapy technique that focuses on the internal organs, their environment, and their potential influence on many structural and physiological dysfunctions.
How Visceral Manipulation Works
Everything that has happened in our lives—injuries, diseases, stressors, etc.—is recorded in our tissues. The purpose of Visceral Manipulation is to recreate, harmonize, and increase proprioceptive communication in the body to enhance its internal mechanism for better health, thereby revitalizing a person, and relieving symptoms of pain, dysfunction, and poor posture. Visceral Manipulation treats a person’s functional and structural imbalances with an aim to affect their musculoskeletal, vascular, nervous, urogenital, respiratory, digestive, and lymphatic dysfunction.
The trained hands of a skilled practitioner feel where the tissues are pulling toward the areas of restriction, the areas where the body is not moving, and the areas of the greatest impact on the person’s wellbeing from the manual therapy perspective. The therapist then uses a light technique to facilitate change in those tissues.
Our
Treatment
Process
Step 1:
Treat the Pain
Determine the pain generator and treat the acute pain.
Step 2:
Find the Cause
Identify and address the root cause and/or secondary problem.
Step 3:
Continue Healing
Establish continuity visits and home program to continue feeling great!
Our Treatment Process
Step 1:
Treat the Pain
Determine the pain generator and treat the acute pain.
Step 2:
Find the Cause
Identify and address the root cause and/or secondary problem.
Step 3:
Continue Healing
Establish continuity visits and home program to continue feeling great
Trinity PT Success Stories
“What I appreciate about Rachelle is that not only is she physically helping me to cope with the pain, but she has also brought to the table the emotional component as well.”
Becky
Discusses Visceral Manipulation and the road to recovery after being diagnosed with an auto-immune liver disease.