A gentle head massage technique.
A recently developed hands-on approach to healing that applies gentle, non invasive pressure to balance what is known as the cranio sacral system. This therpay is a gentle and effective technique performed on a fully clothed individual. During a CST session, the practitioner detects and corrects imbalances of the craniosacral system which is comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid surrounding and protecting the brain and spinal cord.
is a manual therapy that addresses distortions in the structures of the spine, skill, sacrum and associated connective tissue. It is most often employed by physical therapists and chiropractors to treat pain, stress, and limitations of movement. Craniosacral Therapy combines ancient healing arts with traditional cranial osteopathy. You lie on a massage table in your own clothes; you feel the warm, healing energy from the therapist's hands as you let go of long-standing tension in your neck, shoulders, arms, torso, legs, feet, and the delicate areas of your face, cranium and spine.
This therapy is a manual therapeutic procedure for remedying distortions in the structure and function of the cranio-sacral mechanism - the brain and the spinal cord, the bones of the skull, the sacrum, and interconnected membranes. It is used to treat chronic pain, migraine headaches, TMJ, and a range of other conditions.
A massage and manipulation of the head.
is a gentle method of evaluating and enhancing the function of the closed, pulsing, cerebro-spinal fluid system bathing the cranium and the entire spine. It is technically a form of myofascial release bodywork, and can include releases of the various diaphragms in the body. It originated in osteopathic practice.
A gentle, non-invasive bodywork that directly influences the brain and spinal cord. It is used to locate and release tension, calm over-stressed systems and over-stimulated nerves.
Manual therapy involving gentle palpation of the head, spinal column and sacrum, reducing tensions. Deep Muscle Relaxation Works by tensing muscles and then relaxing in order to experience a relaxation phase. (Six stages).
Treatment that focuses on the connection between the skull and the base of the spine along the spinal column. The therapist's palpitations in those areas are said to release blockages in the circulation of the cerebral-spinal fluid and allow it to flow more freely.
This gentle treatment promotes circulation of cerebral spinal fluid, and pain relief from muscle and nerve tension. A tender physical focus is applied to the skull and spine connection along the spinal column.