Visceral therapy and manipulation

Spinezio Prague 8 - Karlín

The tension of our internal organs is important

Visceral manipulation is a gentle manual technique that releases tension around internal organs and contributes to their proper function. We use it when there is a need to harmonize the relationships between organs and surrounding structures, which affects not only digestion, but also overall posture, breathing, and the musculoskeletal system.

Everything in body must move

Every organ in the body is embedded in connective tissue that holds it in place and allows it to make small, natural movements during breathing, digestion, or trunk rotation. However, when connective tissue becomes stiff—due to inflammation, injury, surgery, or long-term stress—adhesions can form, restricting movement and causing pain or functional problems. The body often adapts to these changes in a compensatory manner, which can lead to other problems—such as back pain, chest pain, or shortness of breath.

Visceral therapy is gentle

Using gentle touches, strokes and mobilization techniques, we help restore the freedom of movement of individual tissue layers and support the body's natural balance. The therapy is completely non-invasive, gentle and is usually supplemented with recommendations for home exercises or self-massage techniques. 

Visceral manipulation perceives the body as a whole - therefore its effect can positively affect even areas where you would not expect a connection with internal organs.

It most often helps with difficulties such as:

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