• Back pain

  • Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal pain and/or weakness

  • Sciatica

• Joint impairments

  • Shoulder, hip, knee, ankle/foot

• Post-operative conditioning

• Pelvic/Abdominal pain:

  • Abdominal pain from adhesions, scars or idiopathic (unknown cause)

  • Vulvodynia/vestibulodynia

  • Interstitial Cystitis or Painful Bladder Syndrome

  • SI (sacro iliac) or coccydynia (coccyx or tailbone pain)

  • Endometriosis

  • Pudendal Neuralgia

  • Dyspareunia (painful intercourse)

  • Chronic Prostatitis (non-bacterial), testicular or penile pain

• Unexplained pain or multi-site pain

• Stress urinary incontinence

• Urge urinary incontinence

• Urinary urgency, frequency, slow or hesitant stream, nocturia (nighttime voiding), retention

• Incontinence secondary to post prostatectomy and other BPH (benign prostate hyperplasia) treatments

• Constipation

• Fecal incontinence and/or urgency

• Urethrocele (urethral prolapse)

• Cystocele (bladder prolapse)

• Rectocele (rectal prolapse)

• Enterocele (intestinal prolapse)

• Uterine prolapse (uterine prolapse)

• Preparing for childbirth

  • Positions for birth

  • Perineal massage training

  • Pelvic floor and core strength and stability training

• Bladder and bowel impairment

• Pregnancy related pain

  • Back, neck, rib, hip, pubic bone, SI and/or coccyx joint, abdominal and perineal pain or weakness

• Postpartum Care

  • Assessment and treatment of diastasis rectus abdominus

  • Pelvic floor, core and hip strengthening/alignment

  • Scar mobility

    • Abdominal (cesarean) or pelvic (episiotomy)

  • Bladder and bowel retraining

  • Dyspareunia (painful intercourse)

• Cesarean section

• Hysterectomy

• Pudendal Nerve Decompression

• Laparoscopy (Endometriosis-excisions or ablations)

• Pelvic reconstruction (prolapse repair)

• Hernia repair

• Vestibulectomy

• Prostatectomy

• Post operative treatments for BPH (Benign Prostate Hyperplasia)

Visceral Manipulation, as per the Barrall Institute, is the synchronization between the motions of the organs and all other structures of the body. When a person is at optimal health, this relationship is harmonious and balanced. If one organ does not move due to adhesion, tone or displacement it works against all other structures like muscles, connective tissue and bone. These changes can result in postural and nerve dysfunction as well as being a pathway for disease. The practitioner uses very gentle pressure to improve the motion of the organs within themselves as well as their relationship to other structures around them. There is no pain or discomfort involved and the patient typically feels energized afterwards.

As stated by the Upledger Institute, the Craniosacral System is a physiological system just like the cardiovascular and respiratory systems. It taps into the brain and spinal cord rhythm to find the source of the impairment within the body. Craniosacral work releases the tension that your body absorbs from stress and allows the body to relax and self-correct. This is also a very gentle and relaxing hands-on technique to improve our central nervous system and nearly all other systems of the body.