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Visceral Mobilization

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Restore Inner Harmony: Visceral Mobilization

Your organs are in constant motion, gently shifting and gliding with each breath and movement. When restrictions or adhesions disrupt this natural flow, it can lead to pain, dysfunction, and a range of health issues.

​At Connect Pelvic Health, we offer visceral mobilization, a gentle manual therapy that focuses on restoring the mobility and function of your internal organs, promoting optimal health and well-being.
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Understanding Visceral Mobilization

Visceral mobilization is a specialized manual therapy that focuses on the movement and function of your internal organs (viscera). These organs, such as your stomach, intestines, liver, and bladder, are surrounded by connective tissue (fascia) that allows them to glide and move smoothly against each other. However, restrictions in this fascia, often caused by injury, surgery, or inflammation, can lead to pain, dysfunction, and a range of symptoms.

Visceral mobilization uses gentle, hands-on techniques to assess and treat these restrictions, restoring optimal movement and function to your internal organs. Think of it like a gentle massage for your insides, helping to release tension, improve mobility, and enhance communication within your body.
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Addressing Specific Concerns with Visceral Mobilization​​​

Visceral mobilization can address a wide range of concerns, including:
  • Digestive Issues: Resolve constipation, bloating, and other digestive discomforts by improving the mobility and function of your intestines.
  • Bladder Problems: Reduce bladder pain, urinary frequency, and urgency by addressing restrictions in the bladder and surrounding tissues.
  • Endometriosis Pain: Alleviate pain associated with endometriosis by releasing fascial tension in the pelvic region.
  • Chronic Stress: Promote relaxation and reduce the physical effects of stress by addressing tension held in the fascia surrounding your organs.
  • Vagus Nerve Function: Improve vagus nerve function by releasing restrictions that may be impacting this critical nerve, leading to better stress regulation and overall well-being.
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Choose Connect Pelvic Health for Visceral Mobilization

Dr. Brandi has received advanced training in visceral mobilization techniques, including specialized training at the renowned Barral Institute.

She has a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of your organs and fascia and will create a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs and goals.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover how visceral mobilization can restore inner harmony and improve your overall health.
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Experience the Benefits of Visceral Mobilization

By releasing fascial restrictions and restoring organ mobility, visceral mobilization can:

Reduce Pain​
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Alleviate pain and discomfort associated with restricted organ movement, such as abdominal pain, back pain, and pelvic pain.

Improve Organ Function​

​Enhance the function of your organs, including those involved in digestion, elimination, and reproductive health.
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Promote Circulation

Increase blood flow and lymphatic drainage to your organs, facilitating detoxification and healing.

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​​Enhance Mobility

​Improve overall movement and flexibility by releasing fascial restrictions throughout the body.

​Reduce Stress

​Promote relaxation and reduce stress by releasing tension held in the fascia.

 Jessica V.

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Dr. Brandie is absolutely phenomenal! She is incredibly kind and truly cares about helping you, solving your problems as quickly as possible, and getting you back to feeling normal. She is an expert, there’s no one better!

Callie H.

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