Lisa Medgansis, a Melbourne-based physical therapist, offers a specialized form of cranial sacral therapy called Neurovascular Integration (NVI) to help clients of all ages improve overall well-being. Practicing locally since 1990, Medgansis works with infants, children and adults using gentle techniques that tap into the body’s capacity for self-healing.

NVI involves careful “listening” with the hands while providing safe sensory input to engage the nervous system. “The nervous system calms and organizes, allowing relaxation, improved concentration, breathing and circulation,” says Medgansis. She explains that myofascial restrictions often self-correct during sessions, restoring ease of movement and reducing pain and anxiety. She has used NVI successfully with infants who have tethered oral tissues or torticollis, children with special needs or neurological dysregulation, and adults with chronic pain, concussion, headaches and stress-related muscle tension.

For more information, call 321-537-8071 or visit ConnectivityMovement.com. Lisa Medgansis practices at the Connectivity Center for Movement and Dynamic Change, located at 1801 Sarno Rd, Ste 4, Melbourne.