Manitoba's dedicated centre for Disorders of Brain–Gut Interaction. We unite gastroenterology, psychology, and nutrition under one roof — because the gut and brain cannot be treated apart.
If you are experiencing unexplained symptoms that have gone undiagnosed, you are not alone — and answers are within reach. Ask your family doctor for a referral to our multidisciplinary team and take the first step toward understanding your body, restoring your health, and reclaiming the life you deserve.
Specialist diagnosis and Rome IV–based classification of functional GI disorders.
Gut-directed CBT, hypnotherapy, and ACT targeting the brain's role in gut symptoms.
Personalized dietary strategies including the Low-FODMAP protocol, managed by GI dietitians.
Your gut has its own nervous system. When its conversation with the brain breaks down, real symptoms emerge. We're here to restore that dialogue.
Brain–Gut Health Centre of ManitobaMany patients with Disorders of Brain–Gut Interaction spend years seeking answers. Our multidisciplinary model was built specifically for them — combining cutting-edge science with compassionate, patient-centred care.
Rome IV criteria and validated symptom tools to accurately classify your condition.
Your specialists work together — not in silos — on a single unified treatment plan.
Validated tools track your symptom burden so your plan evolves with you.
These conditions are real, common, and highly treatable with the right specialized approach.
Chronic abdominal pain associated with altered bowel habits. Affects up to 15% of Canadians and is the most commonly diagnosed DGBI.
Persistent upper abdominal discomfort, bloating, and early satiety without a structural cause. Often confused with GERD or ulcer disease.
Heartburn and regurgitation that may not respond to standard acid suppression, often overlapping with esophageal hypersensitivity.
Visible abdominal distension driven by gut motility changes, microbiome imbalance, or visceral hypersensitivity.
Difficult, infrequent, or incomplete bowel movements without a structural or metabolic cause — addressable with targeted interventions.
Severe, constant pain disproportionate to any identifiable disease, driven by central sensitization and requiring neuromodulatory treatment.
Our multidisciplinary structure means specialist-level care without bouncing between providers.
From first consultation to long-term management, our structured pathway ensures nothing is missed.
Specialist consultations for diagnostic workup and Rome IV–based functional GI classification.
Gut-directed hypnotherapy, CBT, and ACT protocols delivered by psychologists trained in brain–gut disorders.
Low-FODMAP, elimination protocols, and personalized strategies managed by registered GI dietitians.
Targeted pharmacological treatments for pain modulation and motility optimization.
Breath testing, motility studies, and validated questionnaires to support accurate DGBI classification.
Secure telehealth follow-ups and remote dietary coaching for patients across Manitoba.
Our clinicians share a passion for DGBI — bringing subspecialty training to a patient population that has historically been underserved.
Specializes in gut-directed psychotherapies including hypnotherapy, CBT, and ACT, with a focus on visceral hypersensitivity and chronic pain.
Oversees day-to-day clinic operations, patient coordination, and administrative services — ensuring a seamless experience from first contact through ongoing care.
We are actively recruiting a registered GI dietitian to join our team. Future dietitian services will include Low-FODMAP protocols, medical nutrition therapy, and personalized dietary management.
We accept referrals from primary care physicians and self-referrals. Our care coordinator will be in touch within 2 business days.
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