First, you might be asking “what is Craniosacral Therapy”? In a nutshell, craniosacral therapy supports the body with a non-invasive touch, using no more than five grams of pressure, approximately the weight of a nickel to assess and detect imbalances and limitations in the body. It releases these limitations deep in the central nervous system so that every other system in the body can relax and self-rectify. It helps you naturally free yourself of bodily and emotional pain, stress and discomposure and strengthens your resistance to illnesses and augments your health and welfare.
The craniosacral system has a pulse resembling to that of your circulatory system and your respiratory system. The craniosacral systems pulse is 6-12 beats per minute. …show more content…
They also might vary from session to session. At times, you might deeply relax or even fall asleep, at other times you might talk very much, remembering hidden reminiscences or expressing emotions. You might even remain still during the whole session, barely noticing the doctor’s evaluation and treatment. While others will experience sensations within the body as the assessment procedure is continued. At several times throughout your session, the doctor will support your limbs and spine while expediting a release of amassed tension. This procedure is called energy cyst release or Myofascial release. During this release, you might occasionally remember situations surrounding a past shock, trauma or injury. Releasing and re-experiencing past hurts helps the body in reversing dysfunction and reinstating the prior level of movement. You can re-create those previous hurts or dysfunction, this procedure has been named SomotoEmotional Release (SER) During a craniosacral sitting, it could be essential to do some related work in the mouth ( Maxilla, Vomer, Mandible...) accompanied by some of the face muscles, since these bones are closely related with the Sphenoid bone. If not in balance, they might be the root cause of the
The craniosacral system has a pulse resembling to that of your circulatory system and your respiratory system. The craniosacral systems pulse is 6-12 beats per minute. …show more content…
They also might vary from session to session. At times, you might deeply relax or even fall asleep, at other times you might talk very much, remembering hidden reminiscences or expressing emotions. You might even remain still during the whole session, barely noticing the doctor’s evaluation and treatment. While others will experience sensations within the body as the assessment procedure is continued. At several times throughout your session, the doctor will support your limbs and spine while expediting a release of amassed tension. This procedure is called energy cyst release or Myofascial release. During this release, you might occasionally remember situations surrounding a past shock, trauma or injury. Releasing and re-experiencing past hurts helps the body in reversing dysfunction and reinstating the prior level of movement. You can re-create those previous hurts or dysfunction, this procedure has been named SomotoEmotional Release (SER) During a craniosacral sitting, it could be essential to do some related work in the mouth ( Maxilla, Vomer, Mandible...) accompanied by some of the face muscles, since these bones are closely related with the Sphenoid bone. If not in balance, they might be the root cause of the