Craniosacral Discussion

 

Kip Magee

Week 14 Craniosacral Discussion.

 

 

1.      What are the goals of craniosacral manipulation/therapy?

The goal is to put pressure on that craniosacral nerve that should be sending nerve messages to all different parts of the body. By unraveling that phase of nerve.

2.      How does it work?  What techniques does Cheryl use?

10 step protocol; feeling the rhythm around the feet. A light touch on the wrist inside the legs the thing with craniorhythm like breathing and heartbeat you have a craniorhythm.. the object is to get the rhythm right. Cheryl work on one are two areas of the body for that day. Once she release the body and the respiratory and the thorax area around the chest then she do the cranin, then she goes to the spine. She has the fingers at the base of the cranin kind of rock the line of the spine and release any restriction around the spine.

3.      What types of problems does craniosacral manipulation seek to address?

Head trauma. Learning disabilities, TMJ, tenacious, genital problems, menstrual, respiratory Ashima. Digestion, Lung problems, thorax, speech problems swallowing. Memory loss, lower blood pressure.

4.      What kind of training is required to perform this therapy?

Taking Craniosacral classes for at least 5 years. And massage therapy.

5.      what kinds of regulation does the state of Nevada have for this therapy?

Yes, you must get a license in the State of Nevada if you touch the body, massage, chiropractor, craniosacral.

6.      What is your reaction to this kind of modality?  Would it be something you would invest time or money in trying?

Yes, I would try craniology therapy, as a fact I have done it before sometime ago. And the price then was right on $50.00 for an hour plus we had a therapy session at the book store.