Cranio Sacral Work. Cerebral spinal fluid, cranial bones, spine, sacrum, the whole body, and beyond. It all moves with your wave, sometimes like a jellyfish, or a tiger. This therapy is very relaxing, subtle work with a deep and profound impact. Based on the work of traditional osteopathic manual manipulation, the Cranio Sacral therapist listens to a person, and follows. To me, in my current understanding, the primary act of listening is the fundamental difference between Cranio work and Massage work; in general, where a massage is telling the body where to move and perhaps how to be, a cranio session listens to the body and follows its directions. This can allow for a deeper sense of relaxation and may also allow for more acute inuries/traumas to be released in gentle ways. I continue to study Visionary Cranio Sacral Work avidly with Hugh Milne and a mentor through the Milne Institute.
Neuro and Visceral Manipulation. Concurrent studies through the Barral Institute - essentially to make the cranio work more specific.
Awareness/Consciousness Work. Guidance without leading is the goal. Guiding deeper into experience and then back from the ride. Building Awareness is the most important aspect of my practice, it is the keystone upon which all bodywork and energywork is founded. Noticing, what is the experience right now.
I have a background and years of practice in Structural Integration, a style of deep myofascial type work. These techniques are brought in for targeted bodywork when it appears the best choice, or rather, when the body asks for it. It has become an extension of the cranio work in many ways.
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Neuro and Visceral Manipulation. Concurrent studies through the Barral Institute - essentially to make the cranio work more specific.
Awareness/Consciousness Work. Guidance without leading is the goal. Guiding deeper into experience and then back from the ride. Building Awareness is the most important aspect of my practice, it is the keystone upon which all bodywork and energywork is founded. Noticing, what is the experience right now.
I have a background and years of practice in Structural Integration, a style of deep myofascial type work. These techniques are brought in for targeted bodywork when it appears the best choice, or rather, when the body asks for it. It has become an extension of the cranio work in many ways.
For questions and more info, click here.