Gut Health
Gut Health
Trained Therapists
Gut health trained therapists specialize in improving digestive wellness through personalized nutrition, lifestyle changes, and mind-body techniques. They address imbalances in the gut microbiome, reduce inflammation, and support overall health by identifying root causes of digestive issues for lasting relief.
Therapist’s Health Pledge
A professional promise to deliver quality care that promotes your healing and well-being.
Therapy Goals
Setting therapy goals will give you a sense of direction.
Licensed Therapists
They are licensed as psychologists, not counselors.
Experience Staff
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Advanced Technology
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Why Corrective Exercise
Gut health corrective exercises focus on gentle movements like yoga, walking, and core strengthening to support digestion and reduce bloating. These exercises improve circulation, stimulate the abdominal organs, and lower stress levels. Regular practice helps enhance gut-brain communication, promote regular bowel movements, and maintain a balanced gut microbiome.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
This deep belly breathing technique enhances oxygen flow and relaxes abdominal muscles. It reduces stress, supports gut motility, and aids digestion by stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system.
Pelvic Tilt Stretch
Performed lying down, this gentle core movement massages internal organs and improves bowel function. It strengthens lower abdominal muscles, eases constipation, and supports better posture for optimal digestive health.
Gut Health Benefits
Morning Stretch & Hydrate
Start your day with light stretching and a glass of water.This wakes up your digestive system and boosts gut motility.- Take a Brisk Walk
A 20-minute walk after meals aids digestion. It also helps reduce gas and bloating naturally.
- Practice Deep Breathing
Slow, deep breaths calm the nervous system. A relaxed body supports smoother digestion and gut balance.
- Try Gentle Core Yoga
Yoga poses like Child’s Pose and Cat-Cow ease tension. They massage abdominal organs and help move food along.
- End with a Wind-Down Routine
Stretch or meditate before bed to lower cortisol. Better sleep helps repair your gut lining overnight.
FAQ
General Questions
A:Gut health impacts inflammation, immune function, and even pain perception. Physiotherapists consider it when managing chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, and overall recovery.
A:Yes. Gut dysbiosis (imbalance of gut bacteria) can increase systemic inflammation, contributing to pain in conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, or chronic low back pain.
A: While not diagnosing gut conditions, physiotherapists may screen for signs of poor gut health (e.g., bloating, irregular bowel movements) and refer to appropriate healthcare providers.
A: Absolutely. The gut-brain axis links gut health to mood and stress, which can influence pain sensitivity, motivation, and adherence to rehab.
A: A physiotherapist may recommend seeing a nutritionist or dietitian. A gut-friendly diet (fiber, probiotics, anti-inflammatory foods) supports healing and reduces inflammation.
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