Craniosacral I
30 Hours with Mary Sullivan
Offers an introduction to Craniosacral Therapy based on the Osteopathic, Biodynamic model. Students learn to monitor the tidal
movements or cranial wave- subtle, rhythmic movement that occurs in the skeletal system as cerebrospinal fluid circulates through the cranium, spinal cord and sacrum. Students also learn to provide a fulcrum for rebalancing the rhythmic movement of cranialsacral bones, specifically the: occiput sphenoid, temporal, parietal, frontal, zygomatic bones, maxilla, and mandible. Clients often experience deeper states of parasympathetic activation, relief from core issues, and superficial symptoms of pain and malaise.
movements or cranial wave- subtle, rhythmic movement that occurs in the skeletal system as cerebrospinal fluid circulates through the cranium, spinal cord and sacrum. Students also learn to provide a fulcrum for rebalancing the rhythmic movement of cranialsacral bones, specifically the: occiput sphenoid, temporal, parietal, frontal, zygomatic bones, maxilla, and mandible. Clients often experience deeper states of parasympathetic activation, relief from core issues, and superficial symptoms of pain and malaise.
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What Students Are Saying"Studying Integrative Craniosacral Therapy has changed my approach to deeper work. Hypertonic muscles let go sooner. The results are dramatically different." -Sonia Ross, SBBTI Instructor, Sports Massage Therapist
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