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Organ Synchronisation
The Coordination Of Awareness
Our OrganSync therapy is a deep dive into all the major organs within the abdominal cavity. Each organ has a specific relationship to an emotion, muscle and sensory organ.
For example the Liver is associated with anger, stress, frustration as well as the rhomboid muscles in between the shoulder blades and the eyes.
Therefore the balance of the organs is paramount to overall health on an Emotional, Physical and Internal perspective.
The organ system has an internal awareness system of communication known as mechanical dialoguing. The stimulus for this communication is movement. Movement is one of the major mechanisms the organs use to communicate with the brain. When movement is absent or diminished, the lack of brain stimulus will adversely affect the organs and their vitality and energetic state as well as the associated physical and emotional connection.
Our OrganSync therapy enhances the internal intelligence and self-correcting mechanisms our cells are capable of by utilising touch, and listening skills. In this context, intelligence can be viewed as coordination of awareness.
What Is OrganSync?
"The purpose of Organ Manipulation is to recreate, harmonise and increase sensory communication in the body to enhance its internal mechanism for better health" - Jean-Pierre Barral, DO, MRO(F), RPT
OrganSync is a manual therapy consisting of gentle, specifically placed manual forces that encourage normal mobility, tone and inherent motion of the organs, their connective tissue and other areas of the body where motion has been impaired.
Motion is a sign of life itself. Everything in the universe is in motion. Everything moves in space and time and we humans are no exception to this rule. Our bodies need movement to be healthy. This same principle applies to every structure in our bodies including our organs. For an organ to be healthy and have optimal function there needs to be motion.
OrganSync Therapy Benefits
Cellular
Lengthening collagen fibres which improves hydration
Physiological
Normalising pressure and tension within and between organs helps optimise digestion, elimination, absorption, blood/lymphatic flow and improves associated musculoskeletal restrictions.
Vascular
Increases blood circulation
Neurological
Re-establishes communication between the brain and the body by stimulating mechanoreceptors in somatic fibres.
Endocrine / Metabolism
Increases local tissue metabolism which in turn simulates general metabolism via increased serotonin production.
Mechanical
Increases functional mobility of the musculoskeletal system by softening associated anatomical connections.
Detoxification System
The main organs in the body's natural detoxification process are primarily the Liver and the Kidneys. When these organs are compromised then this natural detoxification process is hindered. OrganSync therapy enhances the natural detoxification process.
Communication
A way if understanding the communication of the mechanical properties of fascia with the various systems of our body is known as Mechanical Dialogue. This dialogue occurs naturally during homeostasis and when a person is in good health. Our OrganSync therapy enhances and improves mechanical dialogue during times of dysfunction.
Example mechanical stress affects an organ:
- Eventually this strain causes symptoms, like indigestion
- The affected organ sends sensory information to the spinal cord
- The spinal cord sends information to the entire central nervous system
- The nervous system informs the body that it needs to discharge the mechanical tension to stop the indigestion
- The person may change their posture or alter their diet in response to these internal messages
- If these efforts do not help with the symptoms, then a more specific approach may be needed
- Utilising OrganSync therapy techniques can help restore communication between the fascia and its functional relationships
Major Organs We Balance
Liver & Gallbladder
Liver & Gallbladder
Liver & Gallbladder
Main Functions
- Glucose metabolism and Liver fatty acid metabolism
- Production of Bile for digestion
- Storage of B12, iron & copper
- Detoxification & storage of energy
Characteristics
- The Liver Largest solid organ in the body
- Average weight is 1.5kg
- Filters 1.5 litres of blood per minute
- 70% of blood enters the liver carrying nutrients from the small intestine
Qualities
- Important centre and source of our life energy
- The Psyche and liver work together where the Liver serves to discharge strong emotions
Emotional
Liver is linked to anger, stress and frustration
Main Indications for Treatment
- Right side shoulder (frozen shoulder / scapula pain
- Sciatica
- Right frontal headaches
- Dark circles under the eyes
Kidneys
Liver & Gallbladder
Liver & Gallbladder
Main Functions
- Maintains salt & electrolyte balance
- Metabolises vitamin D
- Aids in digestion and absorption
- Detoxification
Characteristics
- Strong association with the Liver
- All blood is filtered through the kidneys
- Left kidney is smaller and lies higher up then the right kidney
- Kidneys move up and down by 3cm with each breath, this increases to 9cm with enhanced breathwork
Qualities
- Kidneys are 6-8cm wide, 10-12cm in length and 3cm in depth
- 40-50% of people have a kidney lesion
Emotional
Kidneys are linked to the emotion of fear and our genetic roots, our roots of "being"
Main Indications for Treatment
- Vertebral restrictions of T7, T11, T12 and their associated ribs and L1-L4
- Restriction of the Coccyx
- Front left shoulder pain
- Left knee pain on the inside
Stomach
Liver & Gallbladder
Stomach
Main Functions
- Storage of food
- Site for chemical and mechanical digestion
- Production of gastric juices for digestion
- Absorption of vitamin B12
Characteristics
- 12.5cm wide, 25cm in height and depth of 3cm
- Can hold 1.2 litres of food
- Can secrete 1.5 litres of gastric juices
- Can expand from 3 to 6 cm
Qualities
- Negative pressure above the diaphragm pulls the stomach upwards
- Positive pressure in the mid to lower abdomen pulls the stomach downwards
Emotional
The stomach represents the social and professional self. This representation encourages the image we want to project to others.
Main Indications for Treatment
- Left side headache
- Bloating feeling after eating
- Heart burn / Acid Reflux
- Left frontal shoulder pain
Spleen
Large & Small Intestines
Stomach
Main Functions
- Filters blood
- Removes iron from blood
- Produces white blood cells and antibodies
- Stores and releases blood with high concentrations of red blood cells
Characteristics
- The spleen moves with the diaphragm outwards, upwards and backwards
- It is connected to the back wall of the stomach
- It is also attached to the outside of the left kidney
- It is formed from lymphatic tissue
Qualities
- If the spleen is removed there is still blood circulation in the area of the spleen but no filtration
- The spleen gradually gets smaller with age, losing 25 to 35% of its total weight by the age of 70.
Emotional
The spleen is linked to the emotion of worry and grief.
Main Indications for Treatment
- Left lower cervical spine issues
- Repeated sprains, muscle pulls and fluid inflammation
- Left shoulder at the top of the shoulder joint
- Left 1st rib restriction
Pancreas
Large & Small Intestines
Large & Small Intestines
Main Functions
- Regulates 85% of blood sugar
- Discharges digestive fluids into the small intestine
- Produces digestive enzymes
- Releases insulin and glucagon into the bloodstream
Characteristics
- There are 1.5-2 litres of pancreatic fluid produced every 24 hours
- The front of the pancreas and its tail end is the stomach
- Back of the pancreas is attached to the left kidney
- It is formed from lymphatic tissue
Qualities
- The vagus nerve supplies the pancreas
- The pancreas lies 50% deep within the abdominal cavity
Emotional
The pancreas is linked to the emotion of grief and stress.
Main Indications for Treatment
- Feeling hungry after eating
- Cravings for sweet of fatty food
- Diverticulitis / Haemorrhoids
- Mid back pain on left side
Large & Small Intestines
Large & Small Intestines
Large & Small Intestines
Main Functions
- Small Intestine - Absorption of nutrients and water
- Small Intestine - Completes chemical digestion of carbohydrates, fats and proteins
- Large Intestine - Water, electrolytes and certain vitamins are absorbed into the blood from the large intestine
- Large Intestine - Discharge of waste matter
Characteristics
- Small Intestine - Has considerable blood flow
- Small Intestine - Its length is 6.5 meters
- Large Intestine - Its length is 1.5 meters
- Large Intestine - Its in constant motion
Qualities
- Small Intestine - It is referred to often as the second brain
- Large Intestine - It occupies the pelvis and relates to the thorax via its attachments to the diaphragm
Emotional
The small intestine joins social and professional points of view with family life. The large intestine has similar emotional impacts as the small intestine. More commonly a traditional female aspect, i.e. overprotective tendency towards family
Main Indications for Treatment
- Small Intestine - Acute of chronic lumbar pain
- Small Intestine - Joint pain of lower limbs
- Large Intestine - Constipation
- Large Intestine - Right thigh pain