Posted on October 29, 2007 in Latest News
The Craniosacral system is a physiological system like the cardiovascular and respiratory systems and provides the physical environment in which the brain and spinal cord develop and function.
It consists of cerebral membranes and cerebrospinal fluid, which surround and protect the brain and spinal cord.
Craniosacral massage focuses on the head, using a light touch and acupressure therapy to release tension and restore the balance of energy by restoring blocked connections between the head, spinal cord and body.
Craniosacral Massage – How Does it Work?
Through the method of soft touch the therapist identify areas of obstruction and stress in the body. Our body is created in such a way that it can help heal itself and repair damages done over a period of time.
Craniosacral massage taps into the inherent wisdom of the body which allows it to heal itself where possible.
Once located the therapist will assist the natural movement and release of the restriction to help the body self correct.
Craniosacral massage therapy can be used to treat conditions such as poor sleep, restlessness, colic and ear infections.
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Craniosacral Massage – Is it safe for everyone?
Craniocascral massage is safe if performed for the right condition.
It is not advisable for people suffering from conditions where a variation and/or slight increase in intracranial pressure would cause instability.
Acute aneurysm, cerebral hemorrhage or other pre-existing severe bleeding disorders are examples of conditions that could be affected by small intracranial pressure changes.
It is advisable to consult your medical practitioner before embarking on a course of treatment.
Craniosacral Massage – What are the Benefits?
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November 11th, 2007 at 6:36 am
i am a physiothrapist from india, i just wanted to know that if i do a course in craniosacral therapy, will it be benificial for me? are there any job prospects in this field abroad? should i do this course or should i do ,masters in physiotherapy? looking forward for your reply.