Craniosacral Therapy

Craniosacral Therapy

Craniosacral therapy and osteopathy are popular alternative healing methods that focus on supporting the body’s natural healing processes. Both therapies aim to release restrictions within the craniosacral system and improve the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, which is vital for overall health. Craniosacral therapy primarily focuses on the gentle manipulation of the spine, skull, and sacrum to restore balance and relieve tension, using light touch to enhance mobility in the cranial and spinal areas.

What conditions does Craniosacral Therapy address?

Chronic Pain

Helps alleviate long-term pain in areas like the neck and back.

Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMJ)

Useful for easing jaw tension and aligning cranial structures.

Orthopedic Problems

Assists in improving mobility and reducing orthopedic pain.

Headaches and Migraines

Can reduce the severity and frequency of headaches.

Neurological Disorders

Promotes the functioning of the nervous system.

Emotional Release

Helps release emotional trauma stored in bodily tissues.

Central Nervous System Disorders

Supports health and recovery of the central nervous system, potentially aiding conditions like cerebral palsy and stroke recovery.

Stress and Tension-Related Disorders

Aids in managing stress and reducing related symptoms.

Autism Spectrum Disorders

May improve behavioral and sensory processing issues.

Infant and Childhood Disorders

Treats a variety of pediatric issues including colic and birth trauma-related problems.

Can children receive Craniosacral Therapy?

Child Craniosacral Therapy Narre Warren

Craniosacral Therapy is a popular treatment for children, addressing various physical and emotional issues. It is particularly beneficial for newborns with conditions like torticollis. Parents seeking craniosacral therapy for their infants often seek help for speech delay, ADHD, and autism treatments. Craniosacral fascial therapy is another option that works on the body's fascia alongside the craniosacral system.