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October 29th, 2024

The Fascinating Practice Of Craniosacral Therapy – Can It Help Us Heal?

The Chalkboard Editorial Team , Photo Credit: Ceremony
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The Path to healing is sometimes revealed by allowing your own body to heal itself. CranioSacral Therapy is an ancient modality that supports the body to heal itself through a Gentle Touch to the CranioSacral System in the body and extensive areas of concern. It helps with the overall well being of your Mind, Body and Balance.

Dr. John Upledger, discovered this while helping with a spinal surgery on a Dural membrane and discovered a different rhythm than the heartbeat itself.

October 1st, 2024

The Benefits of CranioSacral Therapy in Women’s Health

H. M. Truog
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This article offers a detailed look into how CranioSacral Therapy (CST) can provide significant support for women's health, particularly in areas such as pelvic floor tension, pregnancy, fertility, and trauma recovery. Written as an interview with Heather Hinz, MS OTR/L, CST-T, the article explores how CST’s gentle, non-invasive techniques help release both physical and emotional tension, facilitating healing for women struggling with physical discomfort or emotional trauma. Heather highlights how CST works by assessing and supporting the craniosacral rhythm, helping restore balance within the body and nervous system, making it an invaluable tool in women’s health care.

September 12th, 2024

Treatment of infant colic with craniosacral therapy. A randomized controlled trial

Mercedes Castejon-Castejon, M.A. Murcia-González, J Todri, O Lena, R Chillon-Martínez
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This article explores the effectiveness of CranioSacral Therapy (CST) in treating infantile colic. Conducted as a randomized controlled trial, the study evaluated infants diagnosed with colic, comparing a group that received CST sessions with a control group that received no treatment. The results showed that infants treated with CST experienced a significant reduction in crying hours, improved sleep, and lessened severity of colic symptoms compared to the control group. This study demonstrates the potential of CST as an effective, non-invasive treatment for infant colic, providing relief for both babies and their families.

September 4th, 2024