What can Abdominal Therapy do for you?
What can Abdominal Therapy do for you?This work brings focus to your belly… a place that may hold unprocessed emotions, tension, and pain. Through gentle massage, your therapist will help release these stressors. With supportive information, you will learn how to encourage healing.
Why you might seek Abdominal Therapy treatment
There are many reasons you might be looking for help, from soothing digestive troubles, painful periods, fertility support, or relief from prostate or pelvic issues. Abdominal Therapy encourages balance and optimal function in the belly. We offer whole-person support to clients from diverse backgrounds and lifestyles.
What to expect in an Abdominal Therapy treatment
It begins with an exploration of your personal health history, current circumstances, and goals in a virtual meeting, or in-person as part of your first session.
The in-person Abdominal Therapy treatment involves an external massage of your entire abdomen. The diaphragm, digestive and reproductive organs are all addressed. A full treatment includes your back, hips, and sacrum, too.
Massaging these areas systematically and thoroughly, we help optimize circulation… and we’re not just talking about blood. Abdominal Therapy affects all the systems of flow in your body: blood, lymph, nerve conduction, and life force or chi.
Finally, your therapist will teach you how to perform Your Abdominal Massage (YAM) to increase treatment benefits for the long term.
What is YAM?
What is YAM?Early in her professional practice, Dr. Rosita Arvigo recognized the need for clients to continue their healing with their own hands, in their own time, in their own homes.
With this in mind, she developed her unique self-care massage to encourage and empower her clients to take charge of their healing.
Although Your Abdominal Massage is a simple practice and takes only 10 minutes a day, it has profound, lasting effects on your health and wellbeing.
It’s not unusual for clients to report – even years later – that YAM has become an integral part of their daily lives.
Our work doesn’t stop in the treatment room
Your therapist will work with you to create a comprehensive treatment plan and provide ongoing support. We are here for you!
I had a retroverted uterus (posterior) since I was a child caused by a fall from a tree. I had a history of ovarian cysts, fibroids and developed Pelvic Inflammatory Disease in 1991 and exploratory abdominal surgery causing my Uterus and Bladder to prolapse and adhere together. I was told I would need a pessary, a plastic invasive device to hold up the uterus, if I didn't do surgery. After three months of weekly sessions my uterus and bladder were no longer adhered by adhesions. My hands were always cold for as long as I could remember, but after the Abdominal Therapy, I had circulation.
Vivian M.
Corfu, Greece