Visceral Manipulation

Gentle manual work supporting mobility around the abdomen and internal structures.

Visceral Manipulation is a gentle, hands-on approach focused on how the internal structures of the body move and relate to the rest of the body. Instead of looking only at muscles or joints, Bonnie works carefully around areas of restriction, tension, and movement patterns that may be affecting comfort, posture, digestion, breathing, or overall body function.

What is Visceral Manipulation?
How It Works

Visceral Manipulation uses gentle, specific manual techniques to assess and support mobility around the abdomen, ribs, pelvis, and surrounding tissues. Bonnie works slowly and respectfully, using light contact to notice where the body may feel restricted or guarded. The goal is to support better movement through the internal structures and surrounding soft tissue while keeping the session calm, safe, and comfortable.

Benefits of Visceral Manipulation
Pricing

New clients, please contact Bonnie to confirm the best session length for your first visit.

60-minute session
$120
90-minute session
$180
120-minute session
$240
Package

Package options may be available depending on your care plan.

Multiple sessions
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Ongoing care
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Is Visceral Manipulation Right for You?
Common Areas We Support:

Visceral Manipulation may be a good fit if you feel tension through the abdomen, ribs, pelvis, or low back, or if your body feels restricted in a way that does not seem limited to one muscle or joint. It is a gentle option for people who want a whole-body approach that considers how the inside structures of the body influence movement and comfort.

What to Expect During Your Session

Your session will be calm, gentle, and guided by your comfort level. Bonnie may use light contact around the abdomen, ribs, pelvis, back, or surrounding areas while assessing how the tissues are moving. The work is slow and respectful, with no forceful pressure. You stay comfortably clothed, and Bonnie will explain what she is doing so the session feels clear and comfortable.

Why Choose Relax Manual Osteopathy?
Gentle, Respectful Care

Bonnie brings 35+ years of experience in integrated bodywork and understands that the body often holds tension in more than one place. Her approach to Visceral Manipulation is calm, thoughtful, and focused on helping the body feel safe enough to release.

Whole-Body Approach

Visceral Manipulation looks at how the abdomen, ribs, pelvis, soft tissue, posture, and movement patterns work together. Bonnie focuses on restriction, mobility, and balance so your care feels connected, practical, and personal.

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Reviews

What Our Clients Say About Us

I started seeing Bonnie because my back and hips were feeling stuck all the time. I didn’t really know what manual osteopathy was, but she explained things in a way that made sense. The treatment was gentle but I felt a difference after. I would definitely recommend booking with her.
Sarah M.
4.9
Bonnie is very calm and easy to talk to. She listens first, which I appreciate. I have had a lot of bodywork over the years and this felt different, more connected to the whole body instead of just one sore spot. I’m glad I found her.
Karen L.
I went in with neck and shoulder tension that had been bugging me for months. Bonnie worked gently and didn’t rush anything. I left feeling looser and more relaxed than I expected. I’d recommend her to anyone looking for a gentle approach.
David R.
I like that Bonnie explains what she is doing without making it complicated. The appointment felt comfortable and professional. I felt like she was paying attention to how my body was responding the whole time. I would happily go back again.
Elaine P.
I booked with Bonnie after a friend suggested manual osteopathy. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it was a good experience. Very gentle, very respectful, and I felt more balanced after the session. I would recommend Relax Manual Osteopathy.
Mark S.