Mercier therapy is a gentle, non-invasive technique that can help with pelvic pain, fertility issues, and more. It's designed to improve the function of the reproductive organs by restoring blood flow and relieving restrictions.

Mercier therapy can be used as a stand-alone treatment or in combination with other fertility treatments, such as IUI or IVF

Yes, if you have an IUD, Essure, a current pelvic infection, or active cancer cells, you cannot receive this therapy. For women with endometriosis, we pause treatment during your menstrual cycle and resume once your period ends.

Mercier Therapy has an 83% stand-alone success rate supporting female conception and can complement other fertility treatments.

The program includes a total of six hours of treatment for successful outcomes and to help support your journey toward conception. Typically, this consists of six one-hour sessions spaced a week apart. However, we can adjust the schedule if you need to travel for treatment or if you're preparing for a medically assisted cycle. We're here to support you every step of the way!

Mercier Therapy involves deep, targeted work on the organs. While you may feel some discomfort if there are restrictions in the pelvis, it shouldn't be painful. Each session typically gets easier, and most clients find they fully enjoy their last sessions in the series. We'll guide you on how to coordinate your breath during the deeper techniques to help ease any discomfort that may come up.

• People with fertility concerns, including those who have had failed IVF or other assisted reproductive attempts

• People who are recovering from a C-section or traumatic birth

• People with pelvic pain, including pain associated with menstruation or ovulation

• People with endometriosis, PCOS, or ovarian cysts

• Improve the success of IVF, IUI, and other technologies

• Increase uterine blood flow and lining quality.

• Improves organ fertility.

• Normalize hormone and endocrine systems.

• Regulate menstrual cycle and ovulation.

• Improve ovarian and hormone function for better quality follicles/eggs.

• Increases scar tissue mobility.

• We'll go through your entire health history and fertility journey.

• Provide a hands-on assessment of your uterus, ovaries, and pelvic structures

• Answer all of your questions and provide insight into the next best step toward a healthy pregnancy.

Our clinic doesn't accept insurance, but we're happy to provide you with a detailed super receipt that you can submit to your provider for possible reimbursement. For comparison, IVF treatment averages $14,000, with a 28% success rate.

The scar tissue and adhesions that are an inevitable consequence of a C-section can cause, numbness and pulling which restrict full range of movement. On the more serious end of the spectrum lies the possibility of chronic back & pelvic pain, bowel or digestive problems, secondary infertility issues, organ dysfunction and incontinence. Most major surgeries include some level of physical therapy to promote full recovery. Unfortunately, physical therapy is usually NOT offered after a cesarean, and women are sent home to care for themselves and their newborns while they heal.

You MAY start to use the protocol as early as two weeks postpartum for a woman who has a vaginal birth ONLY. We can begin C-section scar work at 8+ weeks postpartum when the deeper layers of the scar are fully healed.