We have a holistic and integrated
approach to patient health.

The human body is an incredibly sophisticated and intelligent machine with an almost infinite capacity to adapt to the demands placed on it. When our bodies suffer injury or trauma, a compensatory movement pattern will result. Once the initial injury has healed and the trauma resolved, restoration of optimal movement patterns will often be necessary.

We take a uniquely integrated approach to rehabilitation and chronic pain management, drawing upon a broad range of manual soft tissue techniques in addition to movement and strength-based training.

Patients report help with

Pain
Intense Pain
Pain is a complex phenomenon with many causal drivers. Soft tissue pain may be grouped into two broad categories: acute and chronic. This clinic’s primary focus is on treating chronic pain. Chronic pain is usually six months or more in duration. It does not always have a specific cause and persists long after the initial injury or disease resolves. Common causes of chronic pain include: – Muscular pain – Osteo-articular pain – Neural pain – Visceral pain
Flexability
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation is a collaborative process between therapist and patient that considers the whole person, incorporating the physical, emotional, psychological and environmental. Rarely does a rehabilitation challenge present with issues in only one area. It is almost always a combination of: – The Physical – The Psychological – The Emotional – The Environmental
Movement
Chronic Conditions
A chronic condition/injury, as opposed to acute, is usually one that develops gradually over a long period of time. Factors may include movement compensations, soft tissue adhesions, trauma, or infection, poor athletic technique, inadequate equipment, overuse and loading of specific bones, tendons, ligaments and muscles. Common types of conditions include: – Visceral – Neural – Ligamentous – Muscular – Oseus

and there’s more

Recent articles, cases and studies.

What is Neural Manipulation?

Neural Manipulation is a gentle hands-on therapy developed by Jean-Pierre Barral and Alain Croibier. It focuses on the relationship between … Read more

What is Visceral Manipulation?

Visceral Manipulation (VM), developed by French osteopath Jean-Pierre Barral, involves applying gentle, targeted manual pressure to internal organs and their … Read more

Muscles, Connective Tissue Between Organs Influence Illness

Barral’s article presents a method that links internal organ motion to broader bodily health. By gently guiding the natural rhythms … Read more

Weirdest Wellness Craze: Organ Massage

Visceral manipulation – or “organ massage” – is a gentle manual therapy developed by Jean-Pierre Barral in the 1980s. It … Read more

Muscles, Connective Tissue Between Organs Influence Illness

The article advocates a broader, more integrative approach in gastrointestinal research – one that accounts for the interplay between internal … Read more

Osteopathic Visceral Treatment for GERD

A brief osteopathic treatment focused on the lower esophageal sphincter led to meaningful improvements in GERD symptoms, reduced neck sensitivity, … Read more