Visceral Manipulation is a gentle, hands-on therapy that focuses on the internal organs—such as the liver, intestines, and stomach—and how they move and function within the body. By softly working with the connective tissue around these organs, we help restore natural motility and mobility, improve organ function, and support the body’s ability to self-correct.

This therapy works by gently assessing and releasing tension in the fascial tissues that support and surround your internal organs. These restrictions can be the result of stress, surgery, injury, or inflammation. By restoring mobility in these tissues, the body often experiences improved function, reduced pain, and a sense of overall balance.

Visceral Manipulation may help with a variety of issues, including digestive discomfort, constipation, bloating, pelvic pain, menstrual pain, post-surgical adhesions, chronic fatigue, and lower back pain. It can also be helpful for emotional release and nervous system regulation, especially when combined with Craniosacral Therapy.

No. The touch is very light and respectful. Clients often describe it as subtle but powerful. Although if the client has deep pain, they may feel some of that until it disappates. While the therapist is working deeply, it’s done in a way that allows the body to relax, receive, and respond at its own pace. You’re always in charge of your comfort during the session.

This therapy can benefit anyone experiencing chronic tension, pain, or unexplained symptoms that haven’t responded to other treatments. It’s especially supportive for people healing from surgery, injury, trauma, or those wanting to feel more connected to their body and its internal rhythms.