What is Craiosacral Therapy (CST)

Is a gentle hands on technique. It uses light touch to sink into the proper area to help release tension. CST helps to relieve pain and realign the body.

Some ailments CST is known for helping are post traumatic injuries of the head and neck such as whiplash, headaches, migraines, neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, emotional and physical trauma, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, stress, anxiety, concentration, memory, cancer treatment recovery, body brain imbalances, brain and spinal cord injury, fatigue, TMJ, Scoliosis, nervous system issues, disabilities and so much more.

Only recently have these kinds of therapies gained popularity again with researchers digging in trying to prove the potency of these kinds of treatments. These hands on therapies are ancient, powerful, and very effective. They have been cast aside as woo woo or ineffective during the rise of the Rockafellers and the pushing of poison as medicine, but as you can see these ancient modalities are gaining traction and popularity again as the western med facilities fail to bring healing and relief to those who desperately need it. The best research you can do is to get yourself in for a healing session to feel the benefits for yourself.

The back of the cranium is one of the most important areas of the body to focus on healing if you are short on time and do not have time to touch base on any other area of the body. I always recommend time spent healing the back of the head as it is so potent and

effective at helping to realign all parts of the body helping to restore cranial and sacral mobility releasing restrictions both physically and even sometimes emotionally.

During your session you may relax so deeply you fall asleep or enter a deep meditation like state feeling as if you are dreaming while awake. These deeply relaxing states are when the greatest healing happens. The number of sessions required for you will depend on the severity of your issues and or injuries. Recommended time between sessions is typically one week to allow the body time to adjust.